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The straps on this second brace are shorter than the straps on my first brace, making it difficult for the small strap to be attached to the brace with the Velcro. Seems like a quality control/sizing issue.
supports my knee well and allows me to go for long walks without knee pain
I wear it all day and rarely have to adjust it, it doesn't bother me at all and most importantly my knee feels very stable all day
I bought this because I have been having problems with my knees - probably from playing too much tennis. Very happy. Reasonably priced.
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