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Knee Braces for Knee Sprains

Shop knee braces for a sprained knee, from hinged braces that stop side-to-side wobble to soft compression sleeves for mild sprains. Each brace here helps protect an MCL or ligament sprain while it heals.

Knee Braces for Knee Sprains

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How to Choose a Knee Brace for a Sprain

Match the brace to how bad the sprain is and how much the knee wobbles.

Compression Sleeves

Light support and warmth for a mild grade 1 sprain. Shop knee sleeves

Hinged Knee Braces

Side hinges steady a grade 2 sprain or a loose knee. Shop hinged knee braces

ROM Knee Braces

Lock or limit bending for a severe sprain or tear. Shop ROM knee braces

Up to 43 to 52%of all knee injuries involve the MCLSource: AAOS OrthoInfo
200,000+ACL injuries happen each year in the USSource: AAOS OrthoInfo
ACL and Ligament Injuries: How to Choose the Best Knee BraceFull guideACL and Ligament Injuries: How to Choose the Best Knee BraceHow to choose a brace for ACL, MCL, PCL and LCL injuries, sprains and knee buckling.Read the full guide
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Not sure which brace fits your sprained knee? Tell us how you hurt it and what your doctor said. Our specialists can help you choose a size and style before you buy, and after your brace arrives you can use our fitting videos or book a virtual fitting session.

Unused items in their original packaging can be returned or exchanged within 30 days of purchase. See our Return Policy for details.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I wear a knee brace for a sprained knee?

A brace can protect a sprained knee and reduce wobble while the ligament heals. Your doctor can tell you how long to wear it.

Suggested: Breg Wrap-Around Hinged Knee Support

What kind of brace is best for an MCL sprain?

A hinged knee brace is common for an MCL sprain because the side hinges block the inward bend that strains the ligament.

How tight should a knee brace be?

Snug enough that it does not slide, but loose enough to fit two fingers under the straps. Numbness or tingling means it is too tight.

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