Breg Stabilizing Hinged Knee Brace

SKU:100628-020

$75.99 - $75.99

$75.99

$75.99 - $75.99

$75.99

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Product Highlights:

Sizing Based on Mid-Patella Circumference: Available sizes—S (11.5-13"), M (13-14.5"), L (14.5-16"), XL (16-17.5"), XXL (17.5-19")—for a precise and comfortable fit around the knee.
AVAILABLE IN PULL-ON STYLE for easy wear and a secure, low-profile fit.
PATELLA PADDING for added comfort and targeted knee support.
REMOVABLE HINGES for adjustable stability and personalized protection.
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 - Complete Ligament & Meniscus Stability

Experience reliable knee stability with the Breg Stabilizing Hinged Knee Brace, featuring a premium 1/8" neoprene design that combines superior support with easy application. This hinged knee brace delivers targeted compression and comprehensive medial/lateral stability, making it ideal for those recovering from knee sprains, strains, or post-operative rehabilitation. The pull-on design ensures consistent compression while the professional-grade hinges provide the structural support needed for proper healing and stability.

Professional Features:

Advanced dual-hinged design delivers essential medial and lateral support for optimal joint stability during recovery
Premium 1/8" neoprene construction provides therapeutic compression and warmth while maintaining flexibility
User-friendly pull-on design ensures quick, hassle-free application and consistent support throughout daily activities
Streamlined profile fits comfortably under clothing while maintaining professional-grade knee stabilization
Durable compression system helps reduce swelling and provides reliable support for various knee conditions

MEASUREMENT:

Refer to our sizing chart to ensure the best fit, or visit our Perfect Fit Promise page for expert assistance. Achieve optimal stability and support with the perfect fit for your recovery needs.

INDICATIONS:

Knee Sprains
Knee Strains
Post-op MCL/LCL
Meniscal Repairs
Knee Sprains & Strains

Knee Post-Op
Knee Ligament Issues
Knee Meniscus Issues
General Knee Support
Daily Activity Support

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.