Knee supporting base layers

[Edd]

I’ve seen these products on my Instagram feed for at least two years and finally pulled the trigger. This is what I just got. There’s a thermal version similarly priced but my legs run hot.

Men's KS1 | Knee Support Compression Pants

The KS1 knee stabilizing compression pants are built on a luxurious and supportive StabiLuxe+™ compression fabric base and offer the perfect balance of stability, functionality, and comfort. The innovative Tri-Tech support layer provides support and balance to active and recovering knees.

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Not sure if other brands get much cheaper, but they get a lot more expensive.

Men's K1 Flux

The only base layer with adjustable medical-grade support that's proven to help you overcome injuries, minimize pain, and get back to activity. The K1 Flux is best for all-purpose use, with knit ventilation to keep you cool in any environment.

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My knees feel pretty damn good, which I suspect is due to spinning keeping my legs strong. But, even some minor support sounds nice, especially for multi-day trips.

Anyone use a product like this?

 

[Edd]

Update: I’m returning them, a bit too constrictive. Also can’t have them inside ski boots and rolling them up a bit cuts circulation in the shin area.

 

[zyk]

Update: I’m returning them, a bit too constrictive. Also can’t have them inside ski boots and rolling them up a bit cuts circulation in the shin area.

Thanks for the info. I'm looking for something to replace my medical brace. Doc says I don't need it but I would like something to support my knee. It can't drop inside the boot. The last one I cut some of the tongue out of the boot. That sucked.

 

[crank]

I tried some compression tights and they just made my legs tired. I wear knee braces for all multi day trips. Usually don't on a single day.

 

[180]

glad to see some real feedback. Thanks