Does the fabric bunch up a lot behind the knee?
72784
No it does not bunch up behind the knee. Whatever they use to keep it in place is very very good. It is not elastic. Hope this helps. I love mine. Shirley
72785
no it doesnt. It's to tight at the top where its held up and also to tight on the lower part also. I measure 16" which according to your charts is a med.
72786
I have not experience any bunching behind the knee, but I only wear my knee sleeve during my workouts. I have never worn it all day or under my clothes. I hope this response is helpful.
72787
Not for me....There is a rubberized piece at the top and bottom of the sleeve that keeps it in place.
72788
I have not had any bunching problems and it hugs your knee but also moves with you and unlike other knee brace/sleeve it stays in place and your knee stays cool and dry I hope this helps you as much as it helped me
2190174
Yes, they do go up to the knee. I find that sometimes I have to make sure they are pulled up all the way so it does not bunch up in the knee area.
247467
I think they do make a pad that slips over the knee area, but if you or someone you know are a little crafty, you could get some seat cusion batting in the craft dept. at Wmrt and make one. Or you could tie a thick towel onto the knee area and try that, it won't look the prettiest but might relieve some of the discomfort. My knee bothered me at first, but now not so much. If you are on it for an extended time, it will get a little uncomfortable. Hope this helps.
241858
You do use the knee pads. I use it for both in front and behind lat pulldowns and it works well.
1278543
Yes, mine looks a bit darker than the photo. Came neatly folded up in a red pouch. The fabric is very stretchy and when installed, doesn't look wrinkled.
224585
Yes knee hi. Very hard to wear because of all of the threads inside to achieve all of the colors
787864
We found these pants to be long and my daughter does not have short legs. Look at the inseam on the picture they provide, that would only be below the knee if you pull them up and bunch them.
117629
The gel pack covers about one half the knee. It can be located where you want it.
1558779
I have the fabric facing up. Not sure it's correct though. Sorry I can't be more helpful.
494112
I dont know off hand, probably just above your knee. I would worry too much about it ,as they usually fit very nicely and you wont be crushed or too tight in your lower areas.
101595
It covers the full knee, under as well. I had to remove the Velcro straps cause they pull fabric that covers cold pack. This will pull fabric apart. Wife had total knee replacement 9 weeks ago. We have other cold packs that she likes better. This one is not her favorite
469881
Yes, there is a vertical slit internally inside the pants to put in a knee pad. It is hard to see as it is close to the seam. That may be why people are answering "no". Per Tru-Spec site "Double reinforced knee with built in knee pad pockets"
479151
No. The gather is quite full and even though the fabric is thin, it is not gossmer like. I am very pleased with it. If you want it to look good, be prepared to iron it.
1357270
It is not soft at all and will definitely keep your knees/hips apart. If anything it will keep them too far apart. Mine took some getting used to. It is not "hard" just very stuffed.
1218576
Yes. I have mine on carpet and it moves around a tiny bit during cardio, but it doesn't bunch up at all.
1877207
I don't experience this at all, no. I would say the same thing that Goatsbeard said - make sure that enough weight is distributed to the knees.
1217928
Technically yes. It does stretch, but the fabric tends to pinch when doing a lot of walking and the top part (that goes around the thigh) folds over or slides down with a lot of activity. I have yet to find a brace that will properly fit a large knee.