OrthoPro Wraparound Stabilizer Knee Brace L1832 - OCSI by Brace Direct - Advanced Recovery Support with ROM Control

PDAC Approved

SKU:KNB338-S

$177.99 - $177.99

$177.99

$177.99 - $177.99

$177.99

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Product Highlights:

Find Your Fit – Measure 6" above the center of your knee for thigh circumference: Small (13–16"), Medium (12–19"), Large (16–22"), X-Large (22–25"), 2XL (25–28").
Stabilizing Medical-Grade Support – Rigid uprights and controlled motion provide reliable medial/lateral stability for weak or recovering knees.
Adjustable Range of Motion – ROM hinges allow 15-degree incremental adjustments for customized support throughout recovery.
Recovery-Ready Design – Perfect for post-injury or post-surgery use, offering dependable support for daily movement and ambulation.
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.

Shipping information

Shipping Time: 2 - 5 Days

Best Hinged Knee Brace for Recovery - Precise ROM Control & Joint Stability

Take control of your recovery with the OrthoPro Stabilizer Knee Brace (L1832), expertly engineered for individuals healing from knee surgery or injury. This advanced stabilizer combines adjustable ROM hinges with rigid medial/lateral support, delivering precise motion control in 15-degree increments. Whether you're starting post-surgery rehabilitation or advancing in your recovery journey, this comprehensive support system helps restore mobility with confidence.

Key Features:

Precision ROM hinges allow customizable flexion and extension settings in 15-degree increments, perfect for progressive rehabilitation protocols
Rigid medial and lateral uprights provide essential joint stability while protecting healing tissues during movement
Strategic support system helps maintain proper knee alignment throughout your recovery process
Versatile design adapts to your changing needs as you progress through different stages of rehabilitation

MEASUREMENT:

Please refer to our sizing chart for detailed measurements to find your perfect fit. For personalized fitting assistance and virtual fitting options, visit our Perfect Fit Promise page.

INDICATIONS:

Knee Injury

Post Surgery

Frequently Asked Questions

What causes the kneecap to track incorrectly? + –

Muscle imbalances around the hip and thigh, structural variations (like flat feet or knock-knees), and past injuries can all disrupt how the patella glides in its groove. Repetitive stress and poor form in sports—particularly running or jumping—may also trigger patellar tracking issues.

How long does it take to fix patellar tracking problems? + –

Recovery varies. Mild cases may respond within a few weeks of rest, bracing, and targeted exercises, while long-standing misalignments might need months of muscle conditioning, therapy, and supportive braces. Following a consistent rehab plan is vital for lasting improvement.

Can patellar tracking braces help with runner’s knee or jumper’s knee? + –

Yes. By maintaining proper kneecap alignment and relieving pressure on the patellar tendon, these braces often reduce anterior knee pain. Combined with low-impact exercises and flexibility work, braces support a quicker return to pain-free activity.

Which brace is best for moderate-to-severe patellofemoral pain? + –

Look for a hinged or dedicated patellofemoral support featuring adjustable buttresses or straps to manage kneecap alignment. A product like the Breg 20.50 Patellofemoral Brace lets you fine-tune patellar stabilization, easing discomfort during movement.
Breg 20.50 Patellofemoral Brace

Do I need surgery for patellar tracking problems? + –

Most patellar tracking issues respond well to non-surgical strategies, like bracing, muscle strengthening, and activity modifications. Surgery may be considered if conservative measures fail or if there’s a significant structural defect. Consulting an orthopedic specialist and following a comprehensive rehab plan typically leads to improvement without invasive intervention.