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Knee pain that gets worse the more you carry?
Most braces are cut for slim, size-6 legs — so on a fuller leg they slide down, dig in, or simply don't fit. You end up with no real support exactly when you need it most.
Built to support you through:
- Long days on your feet
- Extra load on the knee joint
- Stairs, standing and walking
- Aching, tired knees by evening
- Everyday strain and overuse
- Staying active at a bigger size
Engineered to stay where you put it
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Anti-slip grip, top & bottomSilicone lining holds the brace to your skin so it can't roll down.
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Adjustable straps both endsTighten top and bottom independently for a fuller leg.
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Wide, soft strapsSpread pressure out — no pinching, no digging into the thigh.
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Open-patella supportStabilises the knee and relieves pressure all day.
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Grip lining — top
Adjustable strap
Open patella
Grip lining — bottom
The brace you reach for after the cheap ones slid down, dug in, and let you down.
We rebuilt it around the three things every other brace gets wrong:
Grips top & bottom
Silicone grip above and below the knee so it stays put — even while walking.
Adjusts both ends
Independent top and bottom straps end the size-up-or-down dilemma for good.
Built for bigger legs
Wide soft straps and extended sizing up to 8XL — made for your body, not a size 6.
Most braces aren't built for your body. This one is.
Built to stay put on a fuller leg
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Dual silicone grip bands
A gripping line above and below the knee anchors the brace to your skin — the #1 reason it doesn't roll down.
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Independent top & bottom straps
Tighten each end on its own. No more choosing between "rolls down" and "too loose at the bottom".
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Open-patella stabiliser
Cradles the kneecap to steady the joint and ease pressure through long days on your feet.
Find your fit
Measure the circumference of your thigh about 6 inches above the centre of your kneecap, then match it to the chart below.
| Size | Thigh circumference (in) | Thigh circumference (cm) |
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| M | 15.5"–18.5" | 40–47 |
| L | 19"–21.5" | 48–55 |
| XL | 22"–23.5" | 56–60 |
| 2XL | 24"–26" | 61–66 |
| 3XL | 26.5"–28.5" | 67–73 |
| 4XL | 29"–32" | 74–82 |
| 6XL | 32"–35" | 83–89 |
| 8XL | 35"–38" | 90–97 |
Between sizes? Size up — the adjustable top and bottom straps tighten the rest to your leg.
Frequently Asked Questions
How do I keep it from sliding down my leg?
Will it actually fit bigger thighs? How large does it go?
If I size up, won't the bottom be too loose?
Will it pinch or dig into my thigh?
Can I wear it all day and while walking?
Is it for one knee, and does it matter left or right?
What if it doesn't work for me?
What customers are saying
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"I am a thick girl and every single brace I've tried just rolled right down my leg. Either it fits at the top and the bottom is too loose, or it's so tight it cuts off circulation. This one actually stays. I've been walking the dog for 30 minutes every morning and it hasn't moved once. First brace that's ever actually done what it's supposed to do for me."
"My whole life it's been the same story — size up and the bottom gaps out, size down and it digs in and won't budge past my thigh. I've gone through probably six different braces over the years. The adjustable straps on this one actually lock it in at both ends. No sliding. No pinching. I genuinely didn't think a knee brace could fit me properly until now."
"Compression sleeves won't stay put for sh*t on bigger legs — that's just the reality. I'd been using my husband's weightlifting sleeve because nothing else came close. This brace is the first thing I've found that's actually designed with wider thighs in mind. The grip lining is the difference. It doesn't creep down when I'm walking, even on longer days."
"I had given up on braces entirely and gone back to ace bandages. My doctor had given me a $70 brace and the cheap CVS one was honestly working better — that's how bad the fit situation was. This one changed it. It adjusts top and bottom, stays in place, and doesn't press on my injury when I'm moving. Worth every cent. Wish I'd found it two years ago."
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"Thick thighs and bad knees are a rough combination and finding gear that works for both is almost impossible. This started sliding seven times in the first ten minutes with the last brace I tried — I counted. This one I've worn through a full shift on my feet and it's still exactly where I put it. The velcro top and bottom is what makes it work. Finally."
"I would love to find one without pinchy bits that doesn't slide down when I walk — I've said that out loud probably a hundred times. This is actually it. No digging, no sliding, no rolling. I keep checking to make sure it's still there because I'm not used to a brace just staying put. Ordered a second one for my other knee straight away."
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