Would this brace work for Tae Kwon Do?
268862
It will work for any sport, you can even take out the plastic supports on the side if you do grappling. The best soft knee brace on the market in my opinion.
268863
I am not sure, but I use it for basketball and I seem to move freely and it works great! My last pair worked well for over 10 years of playing basketball 2-4 times a week. The new ones as in the picture are even better. They are well worth the money.
268864
It would work in the sense that it's flexible enough to still do some kicks-so yes. It provides a medium level of support.
268865
Hard to see from photo, but this brace does have rigid stays on inside and outside of leg which do inhibit movement to some degree. Maybe a brace like the regular GenuTrain would move more freely.
485935
I did not find this brace comfortable, but I think I went to their site and found a way to get a correct measurement. Sorry, I can't be of further help.
2049662
Yes, but the strap behind the knee can bunch up and be uncomfortable when squatting. Don't bother with this if you are looking for lateral support. The braces are soft flexible plastic and give no real stabilization if that is an issue.
1923074
I don't think this is a brace for strength as much as comfort, such as warmth for arthritis. Others may use if for running, but I didn't use it as brace to support a joint for secured mobility.
1339503
The brace has an opening for the kneecap , some braces do not have this but it seems to give more flexibility. Hope this helps.
13884
It'd work for any exercise that needs wrist support but I'd advise getting a thumb loop style wrist wrap
1539242
I think it would if you're talking about the top of your lower leg since it's not long enough to go over the knee. It stretches to fit over my cast and then tightens back up just below my knee.
1117140
You will have the full range of motion. This brace is more for side to side support.
1492287
Actually, this brace does lock into a straight position if you want. I personally found this one to be the best brace so far (I've gone through several). I did, however, slightly modify the straps to make them fit better; remove the neoprene sleeve because it's too hot and add some additional padding to the knee area for a tighter fit
489970
I wear the brace while doing pushups and yoga without problems. Although I do have to mention that this brace will help pain on the outside or ulnar side of your wrist it most likely isn't going to help with pain on the inside or radial (thumb) side of the wrist.
1569843
It would depend on the size of the boot. If there is enough space in the boot the brace should fit.
1350541
Yes, It depends on how big your hands are, but I can and definitely would recommend wearing wraps for a little more wrist and knuckle support, especially if you are going to be doing a lot of training.
1775198
It dose stretch slightly. But I would not really use it for resistant training.
155244
You probably COULD, but it wouldn't be a good serve. The brace is very supportive but really not good for using your range of motion - there's not a lot of "give" to it.
1781097
I wouldn't say "easily." It's not super cumbersome, but you'd realize you're wearing it for sure. It's not heavy, but it's not light either--bulky. I would not consider this a brace. It's to be used when you need to cool down when you're in pain--and for that it does a good job.
2241908
Not sure if it would fit. Best thing is to measure around your elbow then check. Brace is comfortable and helps.
212855
Kim, I don't believe so because I regularly do my exercises at the gym. Also, I am not dependent on the brace, I wear it only to help me heal whenever I hurt my back.