Brace Align EasyStrap Pro OA Knee Brace – Adjustable Unloader for Osteoarthritis, Meniscus & Cartilage Injuries – PDAC L1843/L1851

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$119.99 - $119.99

$119.99

$119.99 - $119.99

$119.99

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Product Highlights:

FIND YOUR SIZE: Universal fit with adjustable straps. Measure thigh circumference 6 in. above the kneecap (17–30 in.) and calf circumference 6 in. below the kneecap (up to 26 in.). Choose Left or Right.
3-POINT OFFLOADING: Clinically proven leverage system shifts weight away from the painful knee compartment to relieve pressure and improve mobility.
GRIP PADDING COMFORT: Bubble cushioning reduces brace migration, enhances comfort, and allows all-day wear for osteoarthritis and meniscus injuries.
PRECISION UNLOADING CONTROL: Lock-and-crank mechanism delivers quick, adjustable offloading for bone on bone knee pain and cartilage damage.
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.

Adjustable Unloader Knee Brace for Osteoarthritis & Cartilage Support

The Brace Align EasyStrap Pro OA Knee Brace provides targeted offloading relief for mild to moderate knee osteoarthritis, bone on bone pain, and meniscus injuries. Designed with a precision unloading crank, low-profile single upright frame, and GRIP bubble padding, it offers medical-grade comfort and stability for daily wear.

Key Features

3-POINT OFFLOADING: Leverage system shifts weight away from the painful knee compartment to reduce pressure and improve mobility.
GRIP PADDING COMFORT: Bubble cushioning minimizes migration and enhances long-term wear compliance.
PRECISION UNLOADING CONTROL: Lock-and-crank dial lets you adjust compartment offloading as activity demands.
LOW-PROFILE SINGLE-UPRIGHT FRAME: Sleek design fits discreetly under clothing for everyday use.
FSA HSA ELIGIBLE: Use your Flexible Spending or Health Savings Account for this purchase.
PDAC APPROVED L1843, L1851: 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

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Sizes / Style

Thigh: 17–30 inches (measured 6" above kneecap) Calf: up to 26 inches (measured 6" below kneecap) Select Left or Right knee model

Sizing Guide

Stand relaxed and find the middle of your kneecap.
Measure your thigh 6 inches above the kneecap (17–30").
Measure your calf 6 inches below the kneecap (up to 26").
Choose Left or Right based on the affected leg.

How to Wear / Fit

Open all straps.
Center the single upright/hinge on the painful side and align the front opening over the kneecap.
Secure the bottom (calf) strap first to prevent sliding, then the top (thigh) strap; snug remaining strap(s) evenly (snug, not tight).
Turn the unloading crank dial to offload the painful compartment (medial or lateral) as directed by your clinician.
Walk a few steps; re-snug straps if padding settles and recheck comfort and stability.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I choose the right knee brace for my condition? + –

Consider the type of injury or pain you have. Mild aches might benefit from compression sleeves, while ligament tears often need a hinged brace for added stability. Unloader braces work well for arthritis, and patellar supports help with kneecap alignment. Checking each brace’s features and consulting a professional can ensure you find the best match.

Are knee braces good for osteoarthritis? + –

Yes. Unloader braces specifically shift weight away from arthritic compartments, reducing bone-on-bone friction and easing discomfort. Many people with osteoarthritis find they can walk or stand longer and with less pain when wearing an offloader brace that preserves the remaining healthy cartilage.

Should I wear a knee brace while running or exercising? + –

If you have a minor sprain, mild instability, or a manageable ligament or meniscus issue, a supportive brace with moderate compression can help prevent aggravation during workouts. For more serious injuries, talk to a healthcare professional before running, as some braces can stabilize the knee but don’t guarantee complete protection from high-impact moves.

Can I sleep in a knee brace for overnight support? + –

Many post-surgery or severe injury patients are advised to keep the knee immobilized at night. However, wearing a brace 24/7 can sometimes cause stiffness or skin irritation. If your doctor recommends it—and you feel comfortable—sleeping in a suitable brace can reduce accidental movements that worsen pain.

How do I measure my knee to ensure the best brace fit? + –

Most braces rely on measurements around the mid-patella (kneecap) and sometimes thigh and calf circumference. Use a flexible tape measure snugly—yet not too tight—around these areas. Comparing your measurements to each product’s size chart helps you select the ideal size. If you’re between sizes, opting for the larger option often prevents circulation issues and maintains comfort.