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I got these and used them for ball hockey as a goalie and for leg day at the gym and it felt good and comfortable!!

I would not be able to cycle without my bracelayers.

Tried it with winter hiking and pickle ball, the improvement in decreased pain joints is significant. Actually my knees are no longer hurting

I love my compression pants! They help my knees playing pickleball. I have no soreness after play! Highly recommand!

Very comfortable and warm. It keeps my knees stable.

Very confortable

Like the fit and warmth it provides

This is my third purchase of Bracelayer. I first bought a full and 3/4 with elastic band top. I am glad they came out with the tie top. I had worn out the full length original one and replace it with the tie top.
I have a ripped ACL and these keep my knee from popping out when I ski!

Great service, prompt delivery, and a great product!!

These are just super. Wanted to give advice for the size. I am 5’5’’, around 140 and usually buy a size 27-28 for jeans (GAP). I ordered a Medium but they were a bit too big at the waist and a bit too much fabric behind the knees. The size small were perfect as they should feel tight.

I've now got 7 pairs, and I've told so many people about Bracelayer. Started wearing Bracelayer for skiing about 6 years ago, can't say enough good things about them. Now use Bracelayer for skiing, skating, hiking, cycling, and knee injury recovery.

Very comfortable.

I have skied since I was 9, and now that I am 59 ish... I have gone back to teaching skiing and I just bought a pair....LOVE them! Seriously they are comfortable, fit well, and it has not been a scold as I used to have to work in but tomorrow and this weekend will tell me everything! Thank you!!

Excellent product

I am enjoying my Bracelayer while playing hockey! I needed even more support for my knees and the Bracelayer is doing that. I can also wear my tension sleeves over top for even more support and not be too bulky for my hockey gear. Great concept and it’s a huge game changer to keep me playing with my struggling knees.