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DonJoy Armor Knee Support Brace with Standard Hinge: Standard Calf Length, ACL (Anterior Cruciate Ligament), Right Leg, Small
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About DonJoy Armor Knee Support Brace With Standard
The DonJoy Armor knee support brace with standard hinge technology also combines DonJoy's proven 4-Points-of-Leverage System. This allows knee hyperextension and moderate to severe ACL instabilities to be continually corrected. It improves your natural gait by applying progressive resistance before reaching a firm end point during movement. The DonJoy Armor knee support brace is used to treat or prevent the following injuries: moderate to severe ACL instabilities, recovery from ACL reconstructions, and hyperextension prevention. This brace is best suited for active individuals with ligament instabilities and athletes involved in extreme or contact sports brace like football, skiing, snowboarding, motocross, surfing, wakeboarding, and more. Get a perfect fit by molding the brace to your knee, as well as enhance the fit and suspension of the brace with the swiveling strap tabs. You can choose the calf length to further customize the fit of your knee brace. The short calf length is recommend if you will be wearing ski boots or similar items at the same time as your knee brace. The DonJoy Armor knee support brace with standard hinge technology helps athletes that can't afford to be weighed down by a heavy brace, and are not trying to prevent contact. Made from a strong aircraft-grade aluminum frame, you get the benefits of a lightweight, sleek low-profile knee brace that is also stronger, thicker, and more stable than the other lightweight knee braces on the market. Many collegiate football teams require their linemen to wear this knee brace because it is so successful at preventing ACL injuries.
