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product_id: 1431765
title: "Knee Pro-Tec Patellar Tendon Strap, Medium"
brand: "pro-tec athletics"
price: "Bs.715"
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reviews_count: 13
category: "Pro Tec Athletics"
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# Targeted pressure below kneecap One-hand adjustable pull-tab Non-slip, stays in place during activity Knee Pro-Tec Patellar Tendon Strap, Medium

**Brand:** pro-tec athletics
**Price:** Bs.715
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🎽 Unlock your knee’s full potential with precision support that moves with you!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Knee Pro-Tec Patellar Tendon Strap, Medium by pro-tec athletics
- **How much does it cost?** Bs.715 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.bo](https://www.desertcart.bo/products/1431765-knee-pro-tec-patellar-tendon-strap-medium)

## Best For

- pro-tec athletics enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted pro-tec athletics brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Stay-Put Design:** Engineered to stay in place through running, jumping, and bending—no annoying slips.
- • **Perfect Fit by Shoe Size:** Medium fits men’s 7.5-10 & women’s 8-10.5 for tailored support.
- • **Precision Pressure Control:** Targets patellar tendon strain exactly where you need it.
- • **Effortless One-Hand Adjustment:** Quickly tighten or loosen with a single pull—no fumbling required.
- • **Dynamic Stability Without Restriction:** Supports tendon tracking while letting you move freely.

## Overview

The Pro-Tec Athletics Knee Pro-Tec Patellar Tendon Strap delivers targeted compression below the kneecap to reduce tendon strain and stabilize patellar tracking. Featuring a one-hand adjustable pull-tab and a non-slip design, it stays securely in place during high-impact activities like running and jumping. Sized by shoe size for a perfect fit, this lightweight neoprene strap offers moderate compression without restricting movement—ideal for athletes managing patellar tendinitis, chondromalacia, and related conditions.

## Description

Product Description The Pro-Tec Athletics Knee Pro-Tec Patellar Tendon Strap applies targeted pressure below the kneecap to reduce strain on the patellar tendon during running, jumping, and repeated bending. Moderate compression stabilizes the tendon and supports patellar tracking without restricting movement. The one-hand attachment system lets you adjust tension with a single pull, and the contoured design holds position instead of sliding down the shin. Measure circumference just below the patella to determine fit. Manufacturer Contact Information Pro-Tec Athletics, 18080 NE 68th St #A150, Redmond, WA 98052, Contact: info@pro-tecathletics.com

Review: I can bike again - I am actually amazed at how well these have helped me. I love to cycle but am limited in how much I can do beacuse of knee pain. I develope pain in the top front portion of my knee, under the patella. The pain starts off dull but gets worse as I go on. And when that happens the only thing that will help is to stop cycling. I've tried a tens unit, massage creams, ultra sound, ice and plenty more, none of which relieved the pain if I kept biking. But this simple, easy to use and quick to take on and off strap has relieved all the pain. There are written direction with pictures to explain how to use the strap. But as some other reviewers have said the sizing tends to be a little off. I measure 15 1/4. Even though I am on the upper end of large I decided to get x-large and it was a good thing I did. I am using a good portion of the strap and a size down would not have fit. They feel fine on my leg and are high quality. I could not be more pleased with this product.
Review: A Life-Changing Purchase - Thanks to this little device, I can now walk. Almost a year ago I suffered a knee cap fracture. Months later, after I was no longer wearing an immobilizing brace, I started having all sorts of discomfort in my lower leg and foot, whenever I tried to walk. For about two months I couldn't go anywhere without struggling. I described my symptoms to my doctor, including a dull pain I'd described on previous visits: just below my knee cap. He seemed stumped. He talked about doing EMG nerve testing on my leg and expressed regret that the procedure would be painful. Later that day I looked up EMG (patient reviews) on the internet, and quickly decided I would rather serve time in a federal prison, than subject myself to this barbaric procedure. So I spent more internet time reading about various injuries and how to treat them. I typed in questions about everything that seemed pertinent, including the dull discomfort I sometimes felt, just below the knee. I soon learned that this was the location of the patellar tendon, and eventually read about patellar tendon straps, including this particular one on desertcart, which seemed to have good reviews. The whole idea of a tendon strap struck me as being kind of a long shot. After all, the larger, more substantial braces I'd ordered in recent weeks, hadn't eased my discomfort at all. Why should something that resembles a garter belt make a difference? Besides, I was only experiencing a very dull pain in the patellar tendon itself, and not all that often. Most of my distress was in the lower leg and foot...a sometimes painful, sometimes tingly, but always exhausting sensation when I walked -- almost as though I were trying to make my leg move in a manner that was unnatural. So maybe a tendon strap wasn't even what the situation called for. I wasn't too hopeful, but I didn't want to pass this possibility up either. One article I'd read, had said that sometimes a strained patellar tendon can cause discomfort in the lower leg and foot, so I figured it was worth a try. The afternoon the tendon strap arrived, I was feeling more down in the dumps than usual. It had been an especially bad day. I saw the package on the door step, picked it up, opened it, then sat down on a nearby chair to put the strap on, just below my right knee. I remember mumbling to myself about all the money I'd been wasting on gadgets that didn't even help. I stood up, tried to take a few steps... and soon realized that I was walking without the nagging discomfort I'd been dealing with for weeks. All of this happened INSTANTLY! I could barely feel the disquieting sensations at all! They were like faint echoes. I took the strap off and tried to walk...then put the strap back on. Yes...it made an enormous difference when the strap was on. HUGE! For the first time since my knee injury, I could walk in a natural manner, without having to struggle. After about an hour of strutting around the house in a state of utter elation, my calf started cramping like crazy. I took the strap off immediately. For about three days, I couldn't walk at all, except for a painful hobble... from the bed to the bathroom or kitchen, then back to the bed. I can't deny that my outlook was bleak at this point. I cried several times. But I kept thinking about the hour I'd so recently spent, walking without distress. Surely the patellar strap had been effective, at least for a while. After a few days of icing, heating, massaging, stretching etc. the cramping subsided. One morning I nervously put the tendon strap back on, then took a few steps. Instantly, the lower leg distress was gone, just like when I first tried the strap. Only, this time, I proceeded more carefully: I wore the strap for about fifteen minutes, then took it off and discontinued my walking efforts. I relied heavily on crutches. I repeated this pattern for several days, taking care to remove the tendon strap the moment I started to notice any kind of cramping at all. One time, the cramping came back and lingered for several hours. Another time, it lasted a couple of days. But always and eventually it subsided. All of this happened about 7 months ago. These days, I wear the strap whenever I'm up and about. I go to shopping centers, movies, grocery stores...on foot! (I don't have a car.) Cramping? Hardly ever! On the other hand, if I walk for more than 3 or 4 minutes without the strap, the lower leg distress comes back, although not as intensely as before. I feel so very grateful for having found this little invention. It still amazes me that something, so small, could make such an enormous difference in the quality of my life. This experience has been very humbling, and it has renewed my faith in life's possibilities. When I first showed my doctor the strap that had made such a huge difference for me, he said, "Oh, you found one of those." His response surprised me. "You know about these tendon straps?" I asked. "Yes," he replied, "We recommend them to our athletes sometimes." (I'm a senior citizen, a "non-athlete.") "I wish I'd known about this," I commented, "Why didn't you tell me?" "You never said anything about pain in your patellar tendon," he replied. Clearly it was time to find a new doctor.

## Features

- TARGETED PRESSURE: Tubular buttress sits below the kneecap to reduce strain on the patellar tendon
- MODERATE COMPRESSION: Stabilizes the tendon and supports patellar tracking without restricting movement
- ONE-HAND ADJUSTMENT: Pull-tab closure tightens with a single hand, no reaching behind the knee
- STAYS IN PLACE: Holds position through running, jumping, and repeated bending instead of sliding down
- SIZE GUIDANCE: Measure circumference just below the patella, Small (10–12″), Medium (12 1/8–13 5/8″), Large (13 3/4–15 1/2″), X-Large (15 5/8–17 1/2″)

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0010VUMB0 |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #85,660 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #381 in Knee Braces |
| Brand | Pro-Tec Athletics |
| Brand Name | Pro-Tec Athletics |
| Closure Type | Hook & Loop |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 4.0 out of 5 stars 898 Reviews |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 00785702010013 |
| Hand Orientation | both |
| Included Components | Strap, Loop |
| Item Dimensions | 5.91 x 1.97 x 0.79 inches |
| Item Highlight | Moderate compression for patellar tendinitis, chondromalacia, Osgood-Schlatter's, one-hand adjustment, stays in place |
| Item Weight | 22.68 g |
| Manufacturer | Pro-Tec Athletics |
| Manufacturer Contact Information | Pro-Tec Athletics, 18080 NE 68th St #A150, Redmond, WA 98052, Contact: info@pro-tecathletics.com |
| Material | Neoprene |
| Model Name | Pro-Tec Athletics |
| Model Number | 100 |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Part Number | 1001 |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Size | Medium |
| Special Features | Adjustable, Lightweight, Non Slip |
| Specific Uses For Product | Chondromalacia Patella, Patellar Tracking Disorder, Tendinitis, Tendinopathy |
| Sport Type | Basketball, Running, Soccer, Tennis, Weightlifting |
| Target Use Body Part | Knee, Knees |
| UPC | 850042405246 785702010013 |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Use for | Knee, Knees |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** Pro-Tec Athletics
- **Size:** Medium
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Chondromalacia Patella, Patellar Tracking Disorder, Tendinitis, Tendinopathy
- **Use for:** Knee, Knees

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I can bike again
*by D***S on March 2, 2016*

I am actually amazed at how well these have helped me. I love to cycle but am limited in how much I can do beacuse of knee pain. I develope pain in the top front portion of my knee, under the patella. The pain starts off dull but gets worse as I go on. And when that happens the only thing that will help is to stop cycling. I've tried a tens unit, massage creams, ultra sound, ice and plenty more, none of which relieved the pain if I kept biking. But this simple, easy to use and quick to take on and off strap has relieved all the pain. There are written direction with pictures to explain how to use the strap. But as some other reviewers have said the sizing tends to be a little off. I measure 15 1/4. Even though I am on the upper end of large I decided to get x-large and it was a good thing I did. I am using a good portion of the strap and a size down would not have fit. They feel fine on my leg and are high quality. I could not be more pleased with this product.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ A Life-Changing Purchase
*by A***G on October 4, 2014*

Thanks to this little device, I can now walk. Almost a year ago I suffered a knee cap fracture. Months later, after I was no longer wearing an immobilizing brace, I started having all sorts of discomfort in my lower leg and foot, whenever I tried to walk. For about two months I couldn't go anywhere without struggling. I described my symptoms to my doctor, including a dull pain I'd described on previous visits: just below my knee cap. He seemed stumped. He talked about doing EMG nerve testing on my leg and expressed regret that the procedure would be painful. Later that day I looked up EMG (patient reviews) on the internet, and quickly decided I would rather serve time in a federal prison, than subject myself to this barbaric procedure. So I spent more internet time reading about various injuries and how to treat them. I typed in questions about everything that seemed pertinent, including the dull discomfort I sometimes felt, just below the knee. I soon learned that this was the location of the patellar tendon, and eventually read about patellar tendon straps, including this particular one on Amazon, which seemed to have good reviews. The whole idea of a tendon strap struck me as being kind of a long shot. After all, the larger, more substantial braces I'd ordered in recent weeks, hadn't eased my discomfort at all. Why should something that resembles a garter belt make a difference? Besides, I was only experiencing a very dull pain in the patellar tendon itself, and not all that often. Most of my distress was in the lower leg and foot...a sometimes painful, sometimes tingly, but always exhausting sensation when I walked -- almost as though I were trying to make my leg move in a manner that was unnatural. So maybe a tendon strap wasn't even what the situation called for. I wasn't too hopeful, but I didn't want to pass this possibility up either. One article I'd read, had said that sometimes a strained patellar tendon can cause discomfort in the lower leg and foot, so I figured it was worth a try. The afternoon the tendon strap arrived, I was feeling more down in the dumps than usual. It had been an especially bad day. I saw the package on the door step, picked it up, opened it, then sat down on a nearby chair to put the strap on, just below my right knee. I remember mumbling to myself about all the money I'd been wasting on gadgets that didn't even help. I stood up, tried to take a few steps... and soon realized that I was walking without the nagging discomfort I'd been dealing with for weeks. All of this happened INSTANTLY! I could barely feel the disquieting sensations at all! They were like faint echoes. I took the strap off and tried to walk...then put the strap back on. Yes...it made an enormous difference when the strap was on. HUGE! For the first time since my knee injury, I could walk in a natural manner, without having to struggle. After about an hour of strutting around the house in a state of utter elation, my calf started cramping like crazy. I took the strap off immediately. For about three days, I couldn't walk at all, except for a painful hobble... from the bed to the bathroom or kitchen, then back to the bed. I can't deny that my outlook was bleak at this point. I cried several times. But I kept thinking about the hour I'd so recently spent, walking without distress. Surely the patellar strap had been effective, at least for a while. After a few days of icing, heating, massaging, stretching etc. the cramping subsided. One morning I nervously put the tendon strap back on, then took a few steps. Instantly, the lower leg distress was gone, just like when I first tried the strap. Only, this time, I proceeded more carefully: I wore the strap for about fifteen minutes, then took it off and discontinued my walking efforts. I relied heavily on crutches. I repeated this pattern for several days, taking care to remove the tendon strap the moment I started to notice any kind of cramping at all. One time, the cramping came back and lingered for several hours. Another time, it lasted a couple of days. But always and eventually it subsided. All of this happened about 7 months ago. These days, I wear the strap whenever I'm up and about. I go to shopping centers, movies, grocery stores...on foot! (I don't have a car.) Cramping? Hardly ever! On the other hand, if I walk for more than 3 or 4 minutes without the strap, the lower leg distress comes back, although not as intensely as before. I feel so very grateful for having found this little invention. It still amazes me that something, so small, could make such an enormous difference in the quality of my life. This experience has been very humbling, and it has renewed my faith in life's possibilities. When I first showed my doctor the strap that had made such a huge difference for me, he said, "Oh, you found one of those." His response surprised me. "You know about these tendon straps?" I asked. "Yes," he replied, "We recommend them to our athletes sometimes." (I'm a senior citizen, a "non-athlete.") "I wish I'd known about this," I commented, "Why didn't you tell me?" "You never said anything about pain in your patellar tendon," he replied. Clearly it was time to find a new doctor.

### ⭐ Too small for a big knee
*by A***R on December 12, 2025*

Pro-Tec makes a good knee strap, BUT the XL knee strap is touted as fitting a 15.5"-17.5" knee. Measured a knee at 17" and this strap doesn't come close. Yes, I measured the knee in the correct place, just below the patella. I don't think this one would even fit a 13" knee and allow it to go through the buckle and attach to the Velcro. IF you are looking for a knee strap for a big knee, this one isn't it.

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