Reddit reviews McDavid Gel Knee Brace Sleeve. Elastic Compression Sleeve for Pain, Recovery, Injury. Increases Blood Flow and Stability of the Patella. Left or Right Leg. Arthritis, Bursitis, Tendonitis etc.
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BEST FOR - Use for treatment of knee injuries including arthritis, bursitis and tendonitis. Ideal for use during high impact sports such as MMA, Rugby, Skiing, Skateboarding etc.GEL PAD - With gel padded buttress to provide targeted protection for the patella. NO latex and NO neoprene. Machine washable at 30 CSTABILITY – McDavid’s wrist brace is built with top materials to be as strong, flexible and durable as possible. Our research and development department has come up with the best wrist brace on the marketCOMFORT - 4-way stretch elastic material for increased compression fit without heat retentionFor almost 40 years, here at McDavid, we have always been focused on being an essential part of every athlete’s training and success. If you are not COMPLETELY satisfied, get in touch with us and we will provide you with an instant solutionBest for moderate support and relief from pain associated with arthritis, bursitis and tendonitis4-way stretch elastic material for increased compression fit without heat retentionGel buttress targets soft tissue and patella supportIdeal for those with neoprene allergiesLEVEL 2: Advanced ProtectionFits left or right Knee
"The Velcro becomes useless" is why I was thinking about a knee sleeve. Maybe? The problem is it just seems like it'll get filled with water and I'd have to take off my shoes to take off the brace. Never a good time during a Mudder when I want them as tight as possible.
About the shoes... I love the shoes I have for this thing. I know people say bring throwaway shoes, but with mine, I can just throw them in the wash afterwards and they're like new. The shoes I use. Honestly, with knee problems its cheaper to buy really good shoes that'll last run after run and constantly feel great than payless shoes that I'll throw away right afterward and may or may not be the best of my body.