Bauerfeind GenuTrain P3 Knee Support

Two Major Improvements!
Medial Adjustable Correcting Strap helps to protect the kneecap from drifting sideways and can be tightened to various degrees depending on the loading situation.

Silicone Insert is a specially shaped massage pad with high sides and new inward-facing silicone dots for exerting pain-relieving compression on Hoffa's fat pad.

The active support shortens the regeneration period, provides protection against overloading and secondary injuries, and enables training to be resumed more quickly. Thanks to the exceptional elasticity of the knit, the support adapts perfectly to the shape of the knee and does not restrict mobility. Breathable materials and reduced pressure at the edges ensure that the support feels pleasant to wear.

Bauerfeind GenuTrain P3 Knee Support Features & Uses:
- Kneecap is centered using a specially shaped massage pad with high sides and inward-facing silicone dots for exerting pain-relieving compression on Hoffa's fat pad.
- Adjustable corrective strap helps to protect the kneecap from drifting sideways and can be tightened to various degrees depending on the loading situation.
- Second wedge-shaped massage pad at the upper outer edge slightly eases the pressure on the tendons connected to the kneecap, thus minimizing the outward pull. This provides relief for the kneecap and support during its natural movement.
- Support's compressive knit and two pads exert a pain-relieving massage effect during movement, which helps to reduce swelling more quickly and activates the muscles that stabilize the joint.
- Promotes proprioception, thus heightening sensory awareness in the knee for increased joint stabilization
- Innovative trapezoidal stitch in the popliteal region prevents bunching and pinching
- Anatomical knit with graduated compression at the edges prevents circulation constriction and rolling
- Medial/lateral stays guard against migration
- Lightweight, breathable knit will not retain heat and is completely machine washable
- Patellofemoral pain syndrome (chondropathy, chondromalacia)
- Patellar tip syndrome (patellar tendonitis)
- Patellar Subluxation, Lateralization of the patella (dislocation tendency)
- High-riding patella (patella alta)
- Feeling of instability
- Anterior knee pain
- After lateral release surgery