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Shockdoctor Unisex Compression Knit with Gel Support Knee Sleeve, Black/Grey, Medium
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Shockdoctor Unisex Compression Knit with Gel Features
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Targeted compression around the knee
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Integrated gel inlays for additional targeted compression and support
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Engineered shape for comfort
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Note: knee measurement is the most important, if you measure between sizes we recommend going up one size for optimum comfort and fit
About Shockdoctor Unisex Compression Knit With Gel
The 94Fifty Smart Sensor Basketball is the first product of its kind to measure and diagnose the quality of key skills critical to build confidence, versatility and success on the basketball court. The ball utilizes embedded motion sensors to measure the player's skill in real time. This information is sent to a mobile smartphone via Bluetooth and gives players of all skill levels access to immediate feedback on shooting and ball-handling skills. The free, downloaded App contains four distinct experiences, each with its own purpose. Level-up your skills from Playground to Pro in the Workout section. Learn how to shoot at game speed or soften your shot with proper shooting arc in the Skill Training section. Challenge your family, friends or teammates with Head to Head skill competitions, or challenge anyone in the world through twitter in the Social Challenge section. The sensors in the ball will count what matters most and will provide visual and voice feedback as you practice. It's like having a personal digital coach with you every time you play. Whether your goal is to make the A team this year, or to work towards that scholarship, the 94Fifty sensor basketball is designed for a single purpose: to build your confidence and get you better, faster.
