Bledsoe G3 Post-Op Knee Brace by Breg - Universal Fit Recovery Support with Adjustable Comfort System

SKU:EK061000

$232.99 - $295.99

$232.99

$232.99 - $295.99

$232.99

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Product Highlights:

Adjustable Sizing: One size adjusts from 18″ to 26″ (46 – 66 cm) in half-inch increments, providing a customizable fit for different users.
Anti-Migration Gastroc Strap: Helps secure the brace in place, preventing migration, and is available in full foam and cool versions for enhanced comfort.
Full Range-of-Motion Hinge: Adjustable from -10° to 110° in 10° increments, offering customizable flexibility for rehabilitation and mobility improvement.
Maximum Suspension: Extends to the malleolus with a double-padded ankle plate, providing optimal suspension and stability during use.
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.

Revolutionary Knee Stabilization with Incision Protection Technology

Transform your recovery process with the latest innovation in post-operative care. The G3's state-of-the-art paddle system eliminates pressure on surgical sites while maintaining crucial joint stability. This versatile brace adapts to changes in swelling throughout your healing journey, featuring convenient slide adjustments that allow medical professionals to modify support levels without compromising patient comfort.

Professional Features:

Innovative slide-tab system enables quick and precise adjustments during recovery
Universal sizing design accommodates wide range of patient sizes for both men and women
Customizable paddle positioning system prevents pressure on surgical incision sites
Professional-grade materials ensure durability throughout the rehabilitation process
Easy-to-use adjustment mechanisms allow for modification as swelling changes

MEASUREMENT:

Universal sizing system accommodates most patients. Visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for detailed fitting guidance and expert assistance in achieving optimal brace positioning.

INDICATIONS:

Post-Operative Recovery
ACL/PCL Repairs
MCL/LCL Injuries
Tibial Plateau Fractures
Meniscal Repairs
Osteochondral Repairs

Patellar Tendon Repairs
Condylar Fractures
High Tibial Osteotomy
Knee Sprains/Strains
Stable Knee Fractures
Soft Tissue Injuries

Frequently Asked Questions

How long should I wear a knee brace after surgery? + –

Wear time varies by procedure and surgeon preference. Some patients need constant bracing in the first few weeks, removing it only for showering or gentle exercises. Others gradually reduce brace usage as stability and range of motion improve. Always follow your surgeon’s timeline for safe healing.

Can I drive while wearing a post-op knee brace? + –

It depends on your comfort, the leg operated on, and overall knee strength. If your brace impedes braking or accelerating, it’s best to wait until your doctor or physical therapist confirms it’s safe. Many people regain driving ability once they can bend and straighten the knee confidently without pain.

Which brace is best for a knee replacement recovery? + –

Look for a post-op design with adjustable hinges or ROM settings that let you safely increase knee flexion. A model like the Brace Direct ROM Telescoping Post-Op Knee Brace helps protect incisions and maintain proper alignment, reducing pain and swelling as you progress through rehab.
Brace Direct ROM Telescoping Post-Op Knee Brace

Can I sleep in my knee brace after surgery? + –

Many doctors recommend wearing a brace overnight for the first few weeks, especially if there’s a risk of bending or twisting during sleep. However, this advice can differ by surgery type. Once the joint stabilizes, some patients transition to nighttime off-brace periods for comfort.

How soon can I return to exercise or sports after knee surgery? + –

Your return-to-activity timeline depends on factors like the specific procedure, your knee’s condition, and the intensity of your chosen sport. Some people resume low-impact activities within a few months, whereas high-impact sports often require six months or more. Following a structured physical therapy plan and wearing your post-op brace consistently will lower the risk of setbacks.