Brace Align FlexTrack ROM Telescoping Knee Brace - Adjustable Hinged Post Op Stabilizer for ACL, MCL, PCL Injuries & Surgical Recovery - L1832 L1833

SKU:KNB425

$119.99 - $119.99

$119.99

$119.99 - $119.99

$119.99

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Product Highlights:

UNIVERSAL FIT: Adjustable telescoping frame customizes to different leg lengths and fits most adults. One brace supports either the left or right leg.
POST OP KNEE SUPPORT: Designed for surgery recovery, this adjustable hinged ROM knee brace controls flexion and extension from 0° to 120° to protect healing ligaments.
TELESCOPING & UNIVERSAL FIT: One-touch telescoping frame adapts to your leg length and can be worn on either left or right leg for reliable stabilization.
ACL, MCL & PCL STABILITY: Strong side bars and locking dials reduce valgus and varus movement, giving targeted support for ligament injuries.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Brace Align FlexTrack ROM Telescoping Knee Brace - Adjustable Hinged Post Op Stabilizer for ACL, MCL, PCL Injuries & Surgical Recovery - L1832 L1833

$119.99

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Adjustable Post Op ROM Knee Brace for Surgery & Ligament Recovery

The Brace Align FlexTrack ROM Telescoping Knee Brace provides controlled stabilization for post-operative recovery and ligament injuries. With adjustable range of motion from 0 to 120 degrees and a telescoping frame, this hinged brace adapts to your healing needs while protecting ACL, MCL, and PCL ligaments.

Key Features

Fully Adjustable ROM: Hinged system controls flexion and extension from 0–120° for precise recovery.
Telescoping Universal Fit: Frame adjusts to leg length and works for both left and right leg.
Ligament Protection: Side bars and locking dials stabilize ACL, MCL, and PCL injuries during rehab.
Lightweight Comfort: Breathable liners and durable frame support long-term daily wear.
FSA/HSA Eligible: Purchase with your Flexible Spending or Health Savings Account.
Perfect Fit Guarantee: Free virtual sizing and fitting support with our U.S.-based specialists.
PDAC Approved (L1832, L1833): Eligible for insurance reimbursement (check with your provider).

Indications

Post-operative knee stabilization
ACL, MCL, and PCL injuries
Surgical recovery
Knee instability after injury
Knee immobilization during healing

Brace Direct's Perfect Fit Guarantee

If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Sizes / Style

Universal fit: telescoping frame adjusts to most adult leg lengths
Works on either left or right leg

Sizing Guide

No measuring required before purchase. This model is one-size with a telescoping frame that adapts to your leg length.

How to Wear / Fit

First time use: unlock the telescoping bars and adjust the brace length so the thigh and calf cuffs sit comfortably above and below the kneecap and the hinge lines up with knee center; then lock the length.
Open all straps. Place the brace on the leg with the front opening centered over the kneecap.
Lightly secure the bottom (calf) strap, then the top (thigh) strap to hold position; snug remaining straps evenly (snug, not tight).
Set the ROM dials (extension/flexion) exactly as prescribed by your clinician (0°–120° range).
Walk a few steps; re-snug straps if the brace settles. Check toes for normal color and feeling; loosen slightly if there’s pressure or tingling.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between ACL and MCL tears? + –

The ACL (anterior cruciate ligament) runs diagonally within the knee joint, while the MCL (medial collateral ligament) is on the inside of the knee. ACL tears often occur from pivoting or rapid direction changes, causing instability within the joint. MCL tears typically result from a blow to the outer knee, leading to medial (inner) instability. Both can produce pain and swelling, but the exact symptoms and required treatments differ based on the ligament damaged.

How long does it take to recover from an ACL or MCL injury? + –

Recovery can vary from a few weeks for mild sprains to several months for severe tears or post-surgery healing. Factors like your general health, the extent of ligament damage, and whether surgery is needed all influence the timeline. Guided exercises and appropriate bracing often reduce recovery time by maintaining knee stability and preventing further harm.

Can I walk on an ACL or MCL tear without a brace? + –

If you can bear weight, short periods of light walking might be possible, but it’s risky to proceed without proper support, especially if the knee feels unstable. A brace helps prevent sudden twisting or shifting that can worsen ligament injuries, particularly in the early stages of recovery.

Which knee brace is best for a severe ACL tear? + –

Look for a hinged ROM (range-of-motion) brace offering strong lateral support and adjustable flexion/extension settings. A product like the Brace Direct Hinged ACL Ligament ROM Knee Brace shields the joint from further twisting or hyperextension and fosters safer rehabilitation.
Brace Direct Hinged ACL Ligament ROM Knee Brace

Do ACL or MCL injuries always need surgery? + –

Not always. Partial tears and milder sprains often respond well to conservative management—like rest, bracing, and targeted physical therapy. However, large or complete tears, recurring instability, and active lifestyles may require surgical repair to fully restore knee function and prevent repeated injury.