Knee Stabiliser

Stabilised Knee Support - Stabilising Knee Supports

Stabilising knee support braces can be very effective at managing knee pain caused by ligament damage.

Two very effective and popular stabilizing knee support braces include the LP: Hinged Knee Stabiliser LP710, the wrap around Oppo: Spiral Knee Stabiliser OP2032 and the pull on Oppo: Knee Stabiliser OP1030.

• The LP: Hinged Knee Stabiliser LP710 is very popular with skiers as the strong side hinge protects damaged or weakened ligaments. This LP hinged knee stabiliser has an additional neoprene circle pad around the patella, to provide padded protection and stabilisation to prevent patellar displacement.

• The Oppo: Spiral Knee Stabiliser OP2032 has a front opening design and wrap around open/closure straps make the stabiliser brace easy to apply.
  The stabiliser’s spiral stays provide stabilisation and knee support following strains, injury or surgery.
  For maximum comfort, the Oppo spiral knee stabiliser is made from a breathable neoprene with a cotton fabric lining.

• The Oppo: Knee Stabiliser OP1030 is a pull on knee support with an additional neoprene circle pad around the patella. The patella pad provides protection and stabilisation to prevent patella displacement. The Oppo stabiliser also has two medial and lateral metal stays providing additional support and stability for the knee.

Both stabilisation products are best sellers to sufferers of knee pain who require a strong knee stabilising brace, providing the option of a wrap around or pull on fitment.

For more information on general knee supports visit http://www.support4physio.co.uk/knee-support.php, for more information on the LP: Hinged Knee Stabiliser LP710 visit http://www.support4physio.co.uk/lp-hinged-knee-stabiliser-circular.php , for more information on the Oppo: Spiral Knee Stabiliser OP2032 visit http://www.support4physio.co.uk/oppo-knee-stabiliser.php , for more information on the Oppo: Knee Stabiliser OP1030 visit http://www.support4physio.co.uk/oppo-knee-stabiliser-pain.php , for cold therapy products and ice packs visit http://www.support4physio.co.uk/Hot-cold-therapy.php .

Disclaimer: Professional independent medical advice should be taken before acting on any of the information given in this article.

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