does the mueller knee strap slip down to the ankles, like another brand I bought does, rather than stay in the knee area
1846204
I have not had this problem. It's just a matter of snugging the straps tight enough to prevent the device from sliding down.
1846205
I haven't had that issue. Because the straps are independant, you can tighten the one at the top of the knee more, so should not slip.
1846206
I have not noticed it slip at all. I have loosened the lower strap to keep pressure at a minimum whilst still giving me the support i sought. It seems fine in terms of staying in place.
1846207
Absolutely not! it stays put. I use it at work jumping in and out of the truck with lifting bending twisting doesn't move. I even got one for my mother. Hope This helps.
1846208
it stays in place a bit better than others, but not completly. i dont recomand(hurts more if not perfectly fit) it but it stays tighter than others
111859
Not at all, there is no discomfort or bunching up behind the knee. It is so comfortable and really gives my knee great support thatis snug enough but not at all too tight! Hope my response helps in you making your decision to buy. I think you will be just as pleased as I am. Btw, I had a total knee replacement and really needed the support, that works!!Do take care,Geneva
1502603
yes , I wear mine lose, but you might have to stretch it some if you have big ankles
1773076
Using the Velcro strap, you can adjust down to pretty small--and you don't want it too tight for circulation's sake. I always used them on my ankles but just put it on my wrist (they are small) and it works--not as good as it does for my ankles but the job gets done. I find these better for medium-small women. Men and larger women might have trouble with them.
1411077
the strap loops through a notch in the upper left corner. It does not slide to adjust. My daughter keeps the strap attached to use it if the need comes up. It is a handy feature to have available.
1951318
yes the strap is adjustable, & adjusts to fit around different size waists. haven't had any issues with it getting in the way. is a great product!
1173021
Yes, it slides up over your knee and should be snug fitting. The two tabbs at the top are useful for pulling it up
70451
No, but then again it's pretty snug against your boot so it's not slipping around at all. Since you adjust how tight it is with your laces it's not like traditional spring strapped metatarsal guards (which I had tried before) that pushed uncomfortably ON my metatarsal.
1872530
Yeah, you shouldn't have an issue. They are fully adjustable and have a lot of room for expansion. I'd recommend criss-crossing the straps (connect the top strap to the bottom hook, and the bottom strap to the top hook, like an X) so as to prevent the kneepads from sliding off your knees.
208027
There is a stopping plastic thing that you set so it can't go further than your hip. It only slides up in front when you pull it up. With it on your hip it doesn't spin. It is a great strap!
1502605
I did not have that problem with mine, it does adjust quite a bit from side to side but that is going to depend on the shape of your leg and I think its going to find it's own resting spot, but pressure on my ankle is not noticeable. It does depend a lot on how tight you like the holster and what kind of pants you are wearing... hope that helps
1927080
The strap adjusts to different size mats by the loops that go around the mats. The loops are made by the straps slipping through metal squares, so the strap is shorter when the rolled mat is larger. There is no way to adjust the strap otherwise.
55532
Yes, mine fits perfect. As a matter a fact I have purchased another one for the other knee. I hope this is helpful.
1662606
I'm afraid the circumference under your knee might be too small. I have a medium (they don't make small) and have to pull it all the way tight to get it to stay. I have another brand--McDavid--which is easier to adjust. You might want to try another brand.
2164444
Yes, every time I use it, people come over and want to know what brand it is because it is so nice and thick. It's great for your knees and your back. I haven't found that it slips at all while I'm exercising.
1972570
The strap is designed to guide the kneecap so it tracks straight up and down instead of rubbing across the underlying joint, causing wear and tear on the undersurface. THerefore, it is always worn just under the knee with the pad under and centered slightly to the outside of the kneecap. Look up the condition "chondromalacia patella" or "runner's knee". I have worn a variation of this strap with great success since it was invented in the early 1990's.
1137336
The strap is adjustable and mine has never slid down my arm. It really just depends on how tight you have the strap done!