Zoned Knitted Knee Support
Anatomical Compression with Targeted Patellar Support
A breathable knitted knee sleeve with zoned construction around the kneecap for balanced support and mobility.
Product Description
Knit zones vary the compression around the knee and make room for the kneecap, and there are no rigid stays anywhere in the body.
Key Benefits
• Patellar Zone: Shaped construction accommodates and supports the kneecap area.
• Breathable Knit: Flexible textile construction supports comfortable daily movement.
• Natural Mobility: Provides support without rigidly restricting knee flexion.
Materials
Available Colors
Technical Features
- Zoned compression knit
- Anatomical patellar zone
- Breathable seamless-style body
- Flexible pull-on support
Who Should Use It
• Light support for mild knee fatigue
• Everyday knee support
How to Wear It
Pull the sleeve over the foot and calf, then center the shaped patellar zone over the kneecap. Smooth the upper and lower edges so the knit does not twist, fold, or roll.
Sizing and Fit
Available Sizes
Fit Note
How to Measure
Measure around the knee at the centre of the kneecap while the leg is relaxed. Keep the tape level and do not compress the skin.
Size Guide
Care Instructions
Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.
Specifications
Warnings and Precautions
Select the correct size and ensure the sleeve does not roll or form a tight band. Remove it for increased pain, swelling, numbness, tingling, colour or temperature change, or skin irritation. Seek professional assessment for acute injury, locking, giving way, or significant swelling.
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Questions and Answers
Common questions about the Zoned Knitted Knee Support. For anything specific to your own condition, speak to a qualified healthcare professional.
How do I choose the right size?
Choose the size by knee circumference. Center the zoned patellar area over the kneecap and keep the sleeve smooth above and below the joint. Available sizes: S, M, L, XL. Measure around the knee at the centre of the kneecap while the leg is relaxed. Keep the tape level and do not compress the skin. Check the size table on this page against your own measurement before ordering.
How do I put it on and adjust it?
It pulls on: there are no straps or fasteners. Draw it into position, then smooth out any folds so the fabric lies flat against the skin along its whole length. It should feel snug and evenly supported, never painful, and should not leave deep marks on the skin. Loosen or reposition it if it does.
Will it restrict my movement?
Supports the knee while allowing natural flexion and extension. It is designed for moderate support. It should feel secure without pinching, sliding, or cutting off circulation.
How is this different from the other knee supports?
The Zoned Knitted Knee Support is zoned in its knitting and gives medium control. The Elastic Knitted Knee Support (K05) is lighter, and the Dual-Spring Knee Brace (K10) and the Open-Patella Neoprene Knee Stabilizer (K12) give more structure at the sides.
Can I wear this during sport?
It can be worn during activity provided the fit is correct and the support does not slip or bunch behind the knee. If the knee gives way, locks, swells, or the pain increases during use, stop and seek professional advice before continuing.
How do I wash and care for it?
Fasten all closures before washing. Follow the care label supplied with the product. Unless the label states otherwise, hand wash gently in lukewarm water with mild detergent and air dry flat away from direct heat. Do not bleach, wring, tumble dry, or iron.
When should I stop using it and seek advice?
Select the correct size and ensure the sleeve does not roll or form a tight band. Remove it for increased pain, swelling, numbness, tingling, colour or temperature change, or skin irritation. Seek professional assessment for acute injury, locking, giving way, or significant swelling.