“I wore it for a full 10K, warm-up to finish line. I stopped thinking about my knee somewhere around kilometre three. It didn’t shift once.”
Daniel R.Runner · Bristol
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Free strap applied automatically. 90-day returns, even worn.
A patellar strap that sits just below the kneecap and redirects the load away from a single point. Adjustable, breathable, and small enough to wear under trousers all day.
Buy 1, get 1 free. Free UK tracked delivery.
90 days to send it back — even worn. Wear it, train in it, sweat in it. If it’s not for you we refund you, whatever state it’s in. You can’t judge a strap you never put on.
Based on 287 reviews
Wore it warm-up to finish line. I checked it twice out of habit and it hadn’t shifted at all.
Exactly why I bought it. Under work trousers all day, under leggings at the weekend. Completely invisible.
Build quality is genuinely good. Take the time to place it properly — two fingers below the kneecap.
I’d tried two sleeves and both turned my leg into a sauna within the hour. This is a fraction of the size.
Took it round the Lakes with a full pack. On in the morning, off at night, no rubbing, no sliding.
Nine hours on my feet and no pinching, no pressure point where the pad sits. Breathes better than expected.
Can’t fault it for the money, especially with the second one free. Took a while to arrive though.
Going down stairs is where I noticed it most. Wearing this I stopped reaching for the handrail.
Lighter, far less bulky, and I actually wear it. The brace lived in a drawer for two years.
The silicone side really does grip. No creeping down the calf like the elastic one I had before.
Liked the first one enough that the free second went straight on the other leg. Sensible offer.
I thought it was too small to do anything. It sits flat, doesn’t bunch under jeans, and stays put.
Took a couple of days to find the right tension. Too tight the first time. Fine now.
Sits under bib shorts without a bump. Three hours out on Sunday and it hadn’t moved a millimetre.
Bought it for myself, my partner took the spare for the gym. Ordering another. Says it all.
No frills, no gimmicks. It sits where you put it and stays there. That’s all I wanted.
You cannot see it through work trousers. That decided it for me over the big neoprene sleeves.
Steel buckles rather than plastic, and the strap hasn’t stretched after a month of daily use.
Wore it warm-up to finish line. I checked it twice out of habit and it hadn’t shifted at all.
Exactly why I bought it. Under work trousers all day, under leggings at the weekend. Completely invisible.
Build quality is genuinely good. Take the time to place it properly — two fingers below the kneecap.
I’d tried two sleeves and both turned my leg into a sauna within the hour. This is a fraction of the size.
Took it round the Lakes with a full pack. On in the morning, off at night, no rubbing, no sliding.
Nine hours on my feet and no pinching, no pressure point where the pad sits. Breathes better than expected.
Can’t fault it for the money, especially with the second one free. Took a while to arrive though.
Going down stairs is where I noticed it most. Wearing this I stopped reaching for the handrail.
Lighter, far less bulky, and I actually wear it. The brace lived in a drawer for two years.
The silicone side really does grip. No creeping down the calf like the elastic one I had before.
Liked the first one enough that the free second went straight on the other leg. Sensible offer.