Key Features
- Multi-Angle ROM Hinge Dial: Built with a mechanical range-of-motion hinge that lets you control knee flexion and extension in fixed increments, helping manage movement during different stages of recovery.
- Lock/Unlock Motion Control Switch: The side hinge features an integrated lock and unlock slider, allowing quick transition between immobilization and controlled motion when clinically appropriate.
- Anodized Aluminum Alloy Side Bars: Rigid bilateral support bars are made from anodized aluminum alloy for a strong yet lightweight frame that resists heat, corrosion, and long-term wear.
- Four Wide Hook-and-Loop Leg Straps: Two thigh straps and two calf straps create a secure wraparound fit above and below the knee, helping stabilize the brace without relying on a full cast.
- Open-Front Post-Op Frame Design: The segmented frame leaves the knee area more accessible than bulky plaster fixation, making it practical for rehabilitation, dressing changes, and frequent fit adjustments.
- Soft Towel Fabric Padding: The inner contact surfaces use soft towel-style fabric that adds warmth and cushioning where the brace contacts the leg during extended wear.
- Left- and Right-Leg Specific Versions: Available in dedicated left and right configurations for more accurate hinge placement and a more natural anatomical fit.
- Suspension Strap Attachment Point: The upper frame includes a metal hanging ring compatible with a support strap system, helping reduce downward migration during walking or prolonged use.
Suitable For
- ACL injury rehabilitation
- MCL ligament support and recovery
- PCL injury stabilization
- Medial and lateral knee ligament injuries
- Acute knee sprains requiring controlled immobilization
- Preoperative knee joint fixation
- Postoperative knee surgery recovery
- Knee joint contracture management
- Knee over-extension control
- Joint laxity or loose knee ligament support
Size Guide
This brace is offered in a standard average-size model and is available in Left and Right versions.
Please refer to the product listing for the most up-to-date size chart.
Sizing Tips:
- Choose the correct LEFT or RIGHT version based on the leg being treated.
- Because this is a long rigid-frame brace, proper fit depends on both thigh and calf strap positioning above and below the knee.
- Fasten the upper thigh straps first to align the hinge with the center of the knee, then secure the lower calf straps for a stable fit.
- If the brace slides down during wear, recheck strap tension and positioning to ensure the frame is anchored firmly on the thigh and calf.
Product Specifications
| Item | Details |
|---|---|
| Product Name | ROM Knee Brace – Hinged Immobilizer for ACL, MCL and PCL Injury |
| Product Number | KN-19 |
| Category | Rehabilitation knee brace |
| Suitable Body Part | Knee |
| Material | Aluminum alloy, anodized aluminum alloy, towel fabric |
| Color | Gray |
| Size Options | Standard average size; Left, Right |
| Closure Type | Hook-and-loop straps |
| Adjustable | Yes |
| Support Level | Rigid hinged support / immobilization |
| Recommended Use | ACL, MCL, PCL injury rehabilitation; acute knee sprain; cruciate and collateral ligament injury; preoperative and postoperative fixation; knee contracture and over-extension control |
Package Includes
- ROM hinged knee brace × 1
Frequently Asked Questions
Q1: How does the ROM hinge on this knee brace work?
A: The brace uses a side-mounted range-of-motion hinge with marked angle settings for flexion and extension control. This allows the knee to be locked or limited to a prescribed motion range during rehabilitation.
Q2: Can this brace fully immobilize the knee?
A: Yes. The hinge includes a lock/unlock control that can be used to hold the knee in a fixed position when immobilization is needed, such as after surgery or during acute injury management.
Q3: What makes this brace different from a soft compression knee brace?
A: This is a rigid rehabilitation brace with anodized aluminum alloy side bars, a mechanical ROM hinge, and long upper-and-lower leg supports. It is designed for structured post-injury or post-op control rather than simple compression.
Q4: Is the brace adjustable for recovery progression?
A: Yes. The hinged dial system is designed for staged rehabilitation, allowing movement settings to be changed as recovery advances and as directed by a medical professional.
Q5: How do I choose between the left and right versions?
A: Select LEFT for the left leg and RIGHT for the right leg. Using the correct side ensures the hinge and frame sit properly along the leg.
Q6: What should I do if the brace feels loose or slides down?
A: Reposition the brace so the hinge lines up with the knee center, then tighten the two thigh straps and two calf straps evenly. A secure fit at the thigh is especially important to reduce slipping.
Q7: Is this brace suitable for ACL, MCL, and PCL injuries only?
A: It is specifically suited for ACL, MCL, and PCL rehabilitation, but it is also used for acute knee sprains, collateral and cruciate ligament injuries, knee contracture, over-extension control, and preoperative or postoperative fixation.
Q8: Can I use this brace instead of seeing a doctor?
A: No. This brace is a support and rehabilitation aid only. Knee injuries involving ligaments, surgery, contracture, or instability should be evaluated and managed by a qualified healthcare professional.






fits well and is comfortable as it can be
ROM Knee Brace – Hinged Immobilizer for ACL, MCL and PCL Injury
This was for my elderly Dad..He is totally stoked with how it is helping..
It is a very good brace. My knees and legs are very thin and the hinges stand out from my knee a good bit. Is there an adjustment that can be made on that part?
Except I maid a mistake. I took a L size. I think he is to large because he is always sliding down. I should have bought it M size.