Medibot Hinged Knee Brace ROM Adjustable Post Op Knee Support Orthosis Immobilizer Protector for Left Leg and Right Leg, Both Men and Women

Muy bueno para mi problema

This brace provides good stability for weak/unstable leg. Fairly easy to use, enables walking with good support felt. Only complaint is friction clip at #4 adjustment doesn't want to stay locked which can cause bottom calf support to loosen. Here's a Hint: To prevent velcro straps from adhering to unwanted places when not in use I slipped 2 inch jeweler's plastic bags over each end, which made it much easier to put on without velcro sticking everywhere. All in all satisfied with purchase.

This same brace was 400 dollars from our doctor!! Perfect for our sons acl surgery.

Good packing, arrived on time. It takes a bit of time to get the hinge and locking controls adjusted. The little knobs are plastic so I feel like they are going to break but I was wrong and holds up nicely. I had a previous one that was all metal and was easier but this works. The only other issue I had is that it felt like it was always sliding down.

The first two pictures show that the brace has slipped down out of place and is around my ankle, providing no immobilization for my knee and leg. If I were to lose my balance and fall, the new revision surgery could be compromised. Day 2 of use: I bought this Medibot ROM brace, as an affordable alternative to to try out from my 2nd and recent revision of my quad tendon repair/patella attachment/removal of scar tissue, etc. My surgeon came across this brace online, while trying to to help me not spend too much money, since my insurance refused to replace my old brace, and he recommended we give it a shot. THE COMPLETE IMMIBILIZATION OF THIS LEG during the first six weeks of my recovery is crucial for the repair holding and for my safety when walking to the restroom (a very short distance). This brace is cheaply made. The are various reference pictures above: Here's why I recommend NOT purchasing it: 1) The red lock on the lengthening mechanism does not actually lock your selected height adjustments in place; it easily slides up and down while "locked." 2) All of the pads that are sitting against the skin to help keep the brace in place, are not "sticky" at all. The inside of the pads against the skin should provide resistance to the brace slipping out of place and down the leg. I've had the brace for 24 hours and every single time I stand up and take a couple of steps, the brace slides down and rests on the top of my foot, no matter how tight I have each strap pulled. 3) The mechanism that locks each strap into place across the leg, is not easily buckled or unbuckled. See the picture for detail. Another reviewer mentioned it breaking quickly during the first couple days of use, therefore rendering the brace useless. 4) This is my 6th ROM leg brace for my 5th post-op recovery, between both of my legs (it's complicated) Every single brace the hospitals ordered for me to wear home and post-op, have ALL been very cheaply made, poorly designed, and do not immobilize the leg for recovery long term. I have a graveyard of these immobilizers! This one will be returned for a full refund and I'll have to wear an old one (the best one I've had is a DonJoy made ROM leg brace) until I can find a safe leg brace solution. I will advise my orthopedic surgeon that this brace is not a good product. I will wear this brace and keep trying to adjust it to stay in position, but I'm quite certain I will have to return it and purchase a more expensive and reliable leg brace.