does this lock? I need it to immobilize my knee.
844589
It locks. It worked well for post surgery but will not function well if you are trying to use it as a moving brace during rigorous activity.
844590
Yes, it will immobilize the knee. You can also set the range of motion, useful for slowly building up motion when you are able to bend your knee again.
791598
No it doesn't lock, but I haven't had a problem using it in my lap, etc. I chose this one instead of a rubber roll-up style one for that reason.
145460
No it doesn't lock. And when I received this item it was damaged. Had a very difficult time dealing with the vendor. I would not recommend this product.
1521303
I agree with the other answer - it only locks when it's in the upright position.
144405
it does have locks but even without that, this won't roll off. its really a stable chair. I have 2 of them which is being used by my 2 sons who are very high energy as well.
365695
It has a locking system, zigzag style. At 200lbs, I trust it and haven't needed to adjust.
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
869538
Yes. I stabilizes my knee allowing me to put some pressure on it. Definitely recommend.
168533
If you mean the pivot then no you can't lock it. But you can adjust the stiffness very quickly
2106058
No it just has a snap. There is no way to lock it. But still it is a very good product, period.
472486
no, it does not. You are free to go up and down moving your arms but you cannot lock it in any position
1677310
The mount doesn't lock but it remains in the fold up position until put down. It is easily tightened if necessary. We are very pleased with the quality of the mount.
168535
I have found no way to lock it. But its not a deal breaker. I loved it so much I bought another one and I may buy a third one.
808306
Sadly no. It snaps into place and is great for things like whittling wood, and general knife-use tasks, but if you require a true locked blade, this won't be it. Hope this helps. J.
1351811
yes...I have used it for gardening in the rain, at the gym and it stays in place and holds my knee the same...
889230
The spiral stays were not stiff at all and were actually part of the fabric of the stabilizer, not what I would consider a "stay." I also had a brace with a flat metal hinged support on each side of the knee. The metal supports bent with the knee but the supports didn't really have a hinge. This brace supported the knee fairly well but did not last long because as the metal supports bent they rubbed against the material of the brace on the outside of the knee and wore holes in the material. Hope this helps.
329031
No, it does not lock at all. I don't think it's designed where you could add one, either.