Luwint 2 Pack Elastic Compression Bandage, Ankle Wrist Knee Calf Thigh Wraps Support for Sports Gym Weightlifting Workout Running Pain Relief

This is amazing. I have used it for several things.I keep one in my purse. The flexibility of the fabric makes it work for my knee, ankle, and more. It stretches, yet not like ace bandages. It is strong, yet if you wrap it tight it maintaines some stretchability, so you know it won't cut off your circulation. When you take it off it is like new. Just roll and put away.At first I thought from the picture that it was an ankle brace with extra strap to fit it comfortably. Nope, it is a straight strap. It is not long like ace and others. Shorter and stronger, yet flexible.I tried it for a leg nerve problem. I wrap it around my leg thigh and the pain is gone. Pain I have had no cure for for several years.

I tore my calf muscle playiing pickleball. After being sidelined for 2+ months, I decided to try this while I was still having issues. This made a huge difference in how my calf felt after playing. I returned to playing before I was 100%, but I was being super careful. This helped me play while recovering and 5 months later, I still wear it when I play as I was still experiencing some soreness. I also wear a calf brace (link below) and the 2 things together make it possible to play. I also wear the wrap when walking and biking. Much better than an ace bandage. This has more support and doesnt get stretched out.https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07K4W198Y/ref=ppx_yo_dt_b_search_asin_title?ie=UTF8&psc=1

Just got, cause i messed up an ankle, been looking for something to replace an old ace bandage when i need support from compression and this is perfect, price was a bit high but it does work good.

These are a very good concept, but only one end has Velcro. So if you start wrapping the foot (or other part), the initial wrapping eventually unravels.I have bought some extra Velcro at the fabric store and plan to fix this problem.

I re-purposed these to replace a strap on a device that wraps around the waist. They are sturdy, durable, light, and comfortable.

I've only just about an hour ago unpacked these but couldn't wait to wrap my sore knee in them.I've endured many many knee injuries since age 12, 1993, when I first dislocated my left knee. It popped so many times to the left that my knee cap was permanently sitting off to the left out of place till one fateful soccer game when my patella went literally 3 inches Up into my thigh! The trainer for my boarding school thought nothing was wrong so I endured a 3.5 hour bus ride back (away game) to campus, was carried to my dorm and placed in bed by 2 of my guy friends from the bus, awoke with my leg still locked in its bent state, slid down 3 stories one stair at a time till thankfully my dorm parent spotted me and got me to a doc.This resulted in a full knee reconstruction.Fast forward to 09 when, after 6 years of docs unable to diagnosis me, I found a doc who immediately knew I needed an MCL reconstruction.That doc said the surgery would last about 10 years.Here I am 11 years later with a freshly dislocated knee.No brace fits consistently well throughout the day let alone days. When it swells, the brace becomes constructive. When it's rested, the brace is too large and my skin is irritated from exposed velcro. Ace bandages never seem to stay put and do stretch out of shape very quickly.These seem to be a very happy medium with the support of a bionic brace but the adjustabiliy of an ace bandage.I will keep this review updated as I go along!But so far, highly recommended!!

For starters, the lack of velcro at each end means that this wrap does not stay firm on or around the ankle. In addition, the wrapping itself is made of basket woven elastic, which means that no matter how loosely you wrap it aournd the ankle, sharp welts are created which are harmful to skin circulation.It's not just useless, it's dangerous.

The velcro is really strong and holds well. perfect for what my ribs needed.