Breg Single Panel Compression Knee Immobilizer - Stabilizing Compression for Recovery

SKU:VP40102-010

$72.99 - $72.99

$72.99

$72.99 - $72.99

$72.99

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Product Highlights:

FIND YOUR PERFECT FIT – THIGH SIZE GUIDE Standard: Fits up to 25" thigh | XL: Fits up to 36" thigh Measure thigh circumference 6" above the center of the knee. Proper sizing ensures secure knee immobilization and optimal recovery support.
POST-OP & INJURY SUPPORT FOR STABILITY AND HEALING Provides rigid immobilization and uniform compression—ideal for ACL, PCL, MCL, LCL injuries, meniscal repairs, tibial plateau fractures, and post-surgical recovery.
WIDE COMPRESSION STRAPS & ADJUSTABLE SUPPORT Equipped with extra-wide elastic straps for secure, customizable compression. Helps reduce swelling while stabilizing the knee joint during healing.
POPLITEAL PADDING & EASY FINGER POCKET CLOSURE Thick, adjustable padding behind the knee enhances comfort and reduces pressure points. Built-in finger pockets make application and strap tightening quick and easy.
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.

Compression Knee Immobilizer for Swelling, Pain Relief, and Stability

Ease knee pain and swelling with the Breg Single Panel Compression Knee Immobilizer. Designed to help individuals recover from ligament injuries, sprains, strains, and post-surgical procedures, this brace provides uniform compression and stability. Wide elastic straps deliver targeted support to reduce discomfort from ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL injuries or fractures. Whether you're healing from surgery or dealing with an injury, this lightweight and user-friendly knee immobilizer ensures the support you need to stay active and comfortable.

Features and Benefits:

Wide elastic straps deliver consistent compression to alleviate swelling and discomfort

Lightweight, single-panel design provides comfortable all-day wear

Supports recovery from ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL injuries

Stabilizes the knee after fractures, osteochondral repairs, or meniscal surgeries

Perfect for managing acute sprains, strains, and post-surgical immobilization

Measurement:

For the best fit, consult our sizing chart. To ensure the perfect support, visit our Perfect Fit Promise page and schedule a free video fitting session with our experts.

Indications:

ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL injuries
Tibial plateau fractures
Osteochondral repairs
Meniscal repairs

Patella tendon repairs
Condylar fractures
High Tibial Osteotomy (HTO)
Acute sprains and strains of the knee

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.