Breg Universal Knee Brace with Hinged Lateral Stabilizer - Patella Support and Flexibility

SKU:VP40107-050

$74.99 - $106.99

$74.99

$74.99 - $106.99

$74.99

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Product Highlights:

FIND YOUR PERFECT FIT – THIGH SIZE GUIDE Thigh Circumference: XS: 12–15" (30–38 cm), S: 15–18" (38–46 cm), M: 18–21" (46–53 cm), L: 21–24" (53–61 cm), XL: 24–27" (61–69 cm), 2XL: 27–30" (69–79 cm) Measure 6" (15 cm) above the center of the kneecap. Accurate sizing ensures optimal patella stabilization, comfort, and brace performance.
UNIVERSAL DESIGN FOR PATELLA STABILIZATION & KNEE SUPPORT Ideal for mild knee sprains, chondromalacia, and patellofemoral osteoarthritis, this brace offers targeted patella support and lateral stability for right or left leg use.
LOW-PROFILE COMFORT WITH BREATHABLE BREATHOPRENE The lightweight, breathable posterior panel minimizes bulk while maintaining flexibility—perfect for active lifestyles and all-day wear.
BILATERAL HINGES FOR CONTROLLED MOVEMENT & LATERAL STABILITY Integrated bilateral hinges enhance medial-lateral support without restricting natural motion, making it a top choice for injury prevention and recovery.
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.

Low-Profile Hinged Knee Brace for Patella Stabilization and Mild Osteoarthritis

Manage knee pain and enhance stability with the Breg Universal Knee Brace with Hinged Lateral Stabilizer. This ultra low-profile brace is designed to provide flexible, comfortable support for mild knee sprains, patellar stabilization, and conditions like chondromalacia or mild patellofemoral osteoarthritis. Its unique reversible design allows it to be used on either leg, making it a versatile choice for daily activities and recovery needs.

Features and Benefits:

Hinged lateral stabilizer ensures improved knee stability and control

Reversible design allows use on the left or right leg

Low-profile construction for discreet and comfortable wear

Supports mild knee sprains, chondromalacia, and Osgood-Schlatter disease

Ideal for patella stabilization and control during movement

Measurement:

Ensure the perfect fit by consulting our sizing chart. For additional assistance, visit our Perfect Fit Promise page to schedule a free video fitting session with our experts.

Indications:

Mild knee sprains
Chondromalacia

Mild patellofemoral osteoarthritis
Osgood-Schlatter disease

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.