Currently, there are various types of knee braces, specifically for the tear of an athlete's ACL, that vary in levels of support. A majority of them are made from lightweight materials, and offer support designed for specific sports.
- Every day
And Low Impact Sports Knee Braces - An every day or low impact sports knee braces are comfortable, and support weak knees during everyday activities and low impact sports. They are designed for helping athletes recover after surgery, and help to prevent further injury to the knee.
- Intermediate
Level Knee Braces – The knee brace pictured below is an intermediate level knee brace, which helps prevent injury to the knee for athletes who participate in moderate activity. They help prevent pivot motion, and are good for recovery from torn meniscus or arthritis. They are also beneficial to athletes returning to their moderate activity after ACL reconstruction.
- Lightweight
Support For Non-Contact Sports – This brace is design for athletes who participate in non-contact sports. This brace is constructed with aircraft grade aluminum, and are ideal for those who need low-profile support. More commonly used for athletes with mild ACL/LCL/MCL instability or partial tear. It helps to prevent further damage in non-contact sports.
- Sturdy, Low
Profile Knee Braces Suitable For Contact Sports – These sturdy, low profile knee braces are suitable for contact sports, and are molded to fit individuals knees. This kind of brace also offers extra features that are suitable for skiing. Covered hinges prevent snagging, and keep clothing from being torn during contact sports.
- Custom,
Technologically Superior Knee Braces For High Impact Sports And Water Sports
– This custom-made superior knee brace for high impact sports and water sports is the ultimate in knee protection. This brace prevents moderate to severe knee conditions from becoming debilitating issues in the athlete's future. It is lightweight, and 100% customizable. For a torn ACL, this brace requires fitting from a medical professional.
Currently, there are various types of knee braces, specifically for the tear of an athlete's ACL, that vary in levels of support. A majority of them are made from lightweight materials, and offer support designed for specific sports.
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