Pro Band Sports Kneedit Xm Knee Support, Black

Love it!!! Had torn meniscus 7 yrs ago. I’m getting pain when I walk too much or wear non orthodic shoes. This gives me instant relief.

Works Great

I've had three knee operations due to patellar subluxation, and while my knees no longer dislocate, they are still prone to problems. I recently had a recurrence of tendonitis, and decided to give magnetic therapy a try. I'm very happy with the results. Within two days, the pain was gone. Kneed-it is nearly perfect. It fits snugly, but not uncomfortably, below the patella. It only gets four stars because of the strap, which digs into the back of my knee. Placing a folded kleenex under the strap eliminates the chafing, but it shouldn't be necessary. Perhaps if they re-designed the strap or used different material...

I've been dealing with a loose patella for over 1 year now and it's really limited my ability to work out my legs and do squats and what not. My best friend told me about this strap and i have to say it's been a miracle worker. Ive already used it for 2 intense boxing classes and I have been able to do squats and lunges and all the other strenuous boxing activity with minimal knee pain and I have not had my knee cap pop out of place or buckle at all! I can totally feel the extra support of this band. I have had small amounts of knee pain the day after when I am NOT wearing the band, but it's tolerable and I'm hopeful that with this band I can actually rehab my knee and get back to regular leg-days and no more modified workouts!

Bought it to help with "runner's knee pain" & patellar tracking. Have not tried similiar devices, but I picked this one because of the idea of the "V" and magnets. However good the concept, some things need to be reworked. Pros - The V design does seem to help keeping all the bits & pieces in your knee where they're suppose to be - tracking is managed so less pain from patella going off groove, also pressure from "V" on either side alleviates the tendonitus. Cons -- There is no padding on the straps & after wearing for extended periods they dig into you -- very uncomfortable, very defined strap marks after removal with sore & tender flesh! There are pads in the "V" part against your skin (thanks) , but it renders the magnets almost useless -- the magnets are located on either side of the "V" behind the neoprene padding. Testing the strength of the magnet, it could barely hold on to a safety pin (and I had to place the safety pin on the magnet part; it was not really strong enough to "pick up" at all; no resistance when you pull the safety pin off). There is a non-magnet version of this device; it shaves on the cost if you don't subscribe to the magnetic therapy thing -- that's the one I would have gotten if I had known about the strength of these magnets. Put something (knee sleeve, a cotton bandana, etc.) between skin & the Kneedit -- that makes the device more comfortable, reducing but not altogether eliminating the line marks & tenderness from the straps digging in. If the product was redesigned it might be very good. Unfortunately, this product isn't quite the solution for me in its current form, so I will keep looking.