would you recomend them to me for basketball i have knee problems
77915
If your going to play a sport I wo recommend them since it takes the pain away from hitting other objects.
77916
Got these for my son who plays basketball. Pads are thick enough to protect his knees.
77917
My son and several teammates and opposing players use them for basketball and like them. As for older players I can only surmise the compression helps stabilize the knee. I wear compression sleeves myself on my knees every night and these seem of similar quality. Hope that helps
1944464
I guess they could be. They might be a little bid depending on the age of your children. I have bad knees and use them for support when I exercise. Hope that helps!
1399610
Yes you can, but keep in mind that they only come up to mid calf. If you are looking for a pair that comes up to knee, you'll need to get a size larger. Good Luck
1664403
They help more in a mental aspect. I've moved more weight with them on. I think it just gives more confidence that your knees will track more correctly.
256873
I wear mine for sports and they fit fine. However, I went down a size from what I measured from the knee to ensure they would be tight for compression and wouldn't roll down.
1675925
I use the the 5mm knee sleeve for basketball and running. It has allowed me to return to these activities without the pain that was shutting me down. I'm almost positive that this sleeve would offer the same pain reduction and support for tennis.
1157622
My recommendation is "yes". You are putting a great amount of pressure on your knee and though the walker is comfortably cushioned, I would definitely buy a supplemental cushioning device.
940723
They are excellent for foot pain your condition could be corrected by a pediatrice but it wouldn't hurt to try a pair and see if they give you relief during your daily activities.
1399611
Absolutely! They aren't as thick as basketball socks though. Imagine a white crew sock w/ color and patterns on 'em. That's basically what these are, Lol
39851
I would say so ... There is plenty of extra slack on mine and I have normal size legs for an athlete. Plus they stretch and give alittle
2230363
I'm not certain they will help your knees and hips, but they did help my ankles stop hurting.I think they are worth a try.
452808
I think these would work fine for basketball shoes. If using while playing basketball, just make sure you tighten each row of the laces after you put your shoes on. I wouldn't use these if you're a "I'll just slip on my tied shoes" kind of person.
800879
I'm not home but I believe they are sewn in. So the answer would be no. They refreeze in a couple hours, it sure helped me get through my knee replacement in June
78266
I only use mine for playing basketball indoors, so I have no idea if they will hold up under the conditions you plan to subject them to. I find them to be great for indoor use.
811249
They should work fine in Football cleats. My daughter wears hers for Basketball, Volleyball and soccer.
1675926
I think they'd help provide support and stability while playing tennis. They are great for lifting. I wear mine for lifting and some of my plyo and conditioning work. I don't typically wear them for long distance running. Given your recent surgery and the quick changes in direction involved with playing tennis I think these would be beneficial to you.
144373
I don't think so., I would recommend you get a size bigger than you need because mine ripped 1st day. You can try a pair on at your local sporting goods store to check them out first.