MUELLER Jumper Knee Strap...

These work very well but they changed them a little now since the first time I bought one the older style worked a little better

I use this when I go running and I notice that it supports my injury especially on long runs. Ive been dealing with jumpers knee for a long time now and this doesnt make it go away but it definitely gives some support. Its very lightweight and I barely feel it when I wear it

Help me through work 12 hour shifts on my feet when Im on bone on bone . Now Im having surgery

I had 2 that were actually too small. Barely fit therefore they wore out quickly!

The product works very well for my "loose patellar", but... It would get 4 stars if it would last longer. I need to replace them every 6 months - the Velcro "loops" side is just the fabric material of the strap, and the material / loops "flatten" so that they no longer grip well. Now, it loses another star, because it still says "one size fits most", but this one is 3.5" longer than all the others I've purchased in the past. Here's my email to Mueller support: I'm 5' 10". It's way too long. The material overlaps on both sides, making it 'bulky'. What happened - did you change the design? Why? P.S. My other gripe is: why do I need to buy a new pair every 6 months! The velcro "hooks" are not the problem (as they rarely get "clogged", and I do clean them), rather it's the "fuzzy" (loop) side which is just the plain "material" of the strap. The material "stretches" so that the loops are no longer functional. Is there anything I can do to reconstitute the loops? I see the new model also has a different kind of velcro hooks. Is this less likely to "damage" the loop material? And their reply: The Jumpers Knee Strap did change, and the new ones are longer. Additionally, we do recommend replacing about every 6 months to ensure maximum performance of the materials. With constant use, the Velcro material does wear out, and what happens is too many of the loops are being broken so the hook has nothing more to grab onto. When it reaches that point, it has reached the end of its lifespan.