POWERLIX Leg Sleeve - Best Knee Brace for Leg Pain for Men & Women Knee Support for Running, Basketball, Volleyball, Weightlifting, Gym, Workout, Sports Please Check Sizing Chart

I’ve had this knee brace for almost a year. And it is AMAZING!!! Truly, it is so supportive, does not slip, and feels comfortable. I had a knee injury and I got this to help, I literally did not feel the pain anymore while running. It does such a great job. I even ran a Marathon with it to help support my knees. It felt awesome the whole way through, I would definitely recommend!!!

I've been using the Knee Brace/sleeve for weeks now, as needed, and I'm impressed with its performance. As a regular runner, I've struggled with knee pain/discomfort and instability, especially on longer runs or during 5Ks where I over exert myself and lose form to make for better time. This brace has made a significant difference.*Pros:*1. *Excellent Support:* The brace provides firm, comfortable support without feeling too restrictive.2. *Reduced Pain:* My knee pain has decreased noticeably, allowing me to run longer distances without discomfort.3. *Breathable Material:* The moisture-wicking fabric keeps my knee dry and cool during intense runs.4. *Flexible Fit:* Stretchy material makes for an easy fit without losing support or form.5. *Durable:* Well-made and shows no signs of wear after repeated use.*Cons:*1. *Initial Discomfort:* Took some time to get used to wearing a brace while running.*Recommendation:*If you're a runner struggling with knee issues, I highly recommend this Knee Brace. It's a game-changer for stability and pain relief. And it’s become a must have for my longer runs, ensuring my knee is in great condition to run again the very next day. While it may take some getting used to, the benefits far outweigh any initial discomfort.*Would I buy again?* Absolutely!

Unfortunately in September I started having trouble with my right and then left knees. Went to some PT and massage therapy with modest success. Kept on running but fewer times per week and fewer miles. Ultimately went to see an ortho sports medicine specialist who saw some wear and tear and said I have mild arthritis but that I could still run ("your body will tell you what you can do").I had some TC knee sleeves which are extremely light and candidly don't do a thing for me. I ordered some other knee sleeve/braces but most of them were too heavy or too difficult (the ones with four Velcro cross straps-forget it) to use. Then I found these sleeves. They are about 3 oz, so not too heavy, and about the right length. At first I used them just to wear at work during the day. My floors at the office are basically cement with a tiny cheap carpet over them, so it was brutal. Now I use the sleeves at work as needed, but also run with them, so I ordered two pairs.It's only been about 3 weeks or so, and these are the best product I've seen of the four I've tried. Very reasonably priced and I do think they are durable enough to last for a year or two. We'll see. They give the right balance of compression without being restrictive in movement. I'm running fairly well all things considered and I don't seem to mind having 3 additional ounces on each leg.The only issue, as I've reported before is the company has poor QC in terms of mass production. I've ordered 4 of these (two pairs), all the same size yet each of them are different lengths. The difference is almost a half inch from the shortest to the longest and candidly when I'm running its noticeable. But not enough that I'd send them back for a refund. It is a very good product so I can live with that imperfection.

I run a long distance and have recently developed a severe "runner's knee" on both sides of my knees. I already have Osgood-Schlatter disease on my left knee which I also fractured (and has healed) last year, so realized that I'd need a good knee support if I run more than 10 miles.I have tried THREE (3) knee support braces/compression sleeves including "PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve" for that purpose, and wanted to list them for comparison.(1) Breg "FreeRunner". Formerly prescribed for the fracture and designed for an athlete/runner to help with their rehab. It did a great job staying in place during my 13-mile run. But it did NOT completely keep my knee pain-free as it normally would with stairs and biking. I started to feel the same discomfort --> disturbing pain around 10 miles. The brace is bulky so occasionally rubbed against the other thigh - which is a big NO-NO.(2) PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve (this product): This is a BRACE that is in a form of a compression sleeve. It holds my kneecap in place, protects my Osgood-Schlatter bump (bone protrusion), prevents abnormal gait due to the uneven pulls by the thigh muscles, keeps the optimal temperature inside, allows FULL range of motion. I can flex my knee all the way. It is nice and tight but never uncomfortable.I wore this on my problem left knee and ran a full marathon race this past weekend. It stayed on without ever sliding/rolling down or chafing for the entire 26.2 miles and I did not have to worry or think about it. Most importantly - Absolutely NO PAIN during and post race. I was SO amazed.(3). Physix Gear Knee Support Brace: this is more of a firm compression knee sleeve than a brace. It did also an amazing job in protecting my right knee which was suffering runner's knee. It fits like your favorite compression knee-high sock with no limit in movement and is definitely a more comfortable wear than PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve (#2). But the anti-slip grips of this knee sleeve at the top is tighter than PowerLix's and may feel a bit too tight. It is however never uncomfortable and the sleeve stayed on without rolling or chafing for the entire 26.2 miles. It kept my right knee totally PAIN-FREE during and post race.[OVERALL]Both "PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve" (this product) & "Physix Gear Knee Support Brace" did an amazing job and are highly recommended for long-distance runners. They stabilize the knee joint and prevent pain/inflammation by right support and compression but never restrict the movement or stop the blood flow - even for hours!*Sizing: I took the measurements 4 & 5 inches above the top of the BENT KNEE in a sitting position. They fell between 15.3 -15.7 inch. So according to the sizing chart provided by the company, I got a MEDIUM for "PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve" and a SMALL for "Physix Gear Knee Support Brace". They fit perfectly.*Length: According to the product specification, "PowerLix Compression Knee Sleeve" is a bit longer than "Physix Gear Knee Support Brace". But due to the very firm fabric of PoweLix and very stretchy fabric of Physix, Physix knee sleeve ends up slightly taller than PoweLix when I wore them.*Color: Grey/Black for PowerLix (this product) is almost entirely black (see photo - upper right). It doesn't look like the product photo on this webpage and thought I got a wrong product! Not sure about Blue which I didn't get.I hope they both last long!!! Thank you for reading my long review :-)-------------- UPDATE 12/18/2023 -----------------I'm still using POWERLIX Leg Sleeve (this product) and have run 7 marathons and hundreds of runs with them since the first purchase in 2018. Nothing wrong with running with knee braces although some sports experts may preach that you need to train your own muscles and correct your form and such. You've got your personal reasons for needing special support for your knees, and these sleeves do the job. I replace the sleeves every year and am on #5 :)