Ossur Neoprene Knee Brace with Hinges for MCL & ACL Support - Professional Ligament Stabilizer

SKU:302157-302153BLK-S

$65.99 - $65.99

$65.99

$65.99 - $65.99

$65.99

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Product Highlights:

Accordion molding in the popliteal area reduces bunching behind the knee
Contoured fit for additional comfort and protection
The hinges are molded into the brace to maintain a low profile
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.

Professional Hinged Knee Support for Ligament Stability & Joint Protection

Experience reliable ligament support and joint stability with the Ossur Neoprene Knee Brace with Hinges, specifically engineered for moderate ligament instabilities. This professional-grade brace combines the therapeutic warmth of neoprene with dual-hinged support to provide targeted stabilization for compromised ligaments. The anatomically designed hinges work in conjunction with the compression material to deliver consistent support during movement while maintaining optimal joint alignment.

Professional Features:

Dual-hinged support system provides crucial stability for compromised ligaments

Premium neoprene material delivers therapeutic warmth to help reduce joint stiffness

Anatomical design ensures proper tracking and alignment during movement

Professional-grade compression helps reduce swelling and enhances proprioception

Strategic reinforcement zones provide additional support where needed most

MEASUREMENT:

For optimal therapeutic benefits and stability, measure the circumference of your knee at mid-patella (center of kneecap). Visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for detailed sizing guidance and expert fitting assistance.

INDICATIONS:

MCL Instability
LCL Instability
Moderate ACL Support
General Ligament Weakness

Knee Joint Instability
Ligament Sprains
Athletic Support
Activity-Related Support

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.