One spot below the kneecap. That is where it hurts.
The Veranoe Patella Strap puts firm, focused pressure on the patellar tendon so the stairs, the walk, the run and the session hurt less while it is on. Two straps in every order.
Not a brace. Smaller, on purpose.
A brace wraps your whole leg in neoprene and hinges. A sleeve squeezes the whole joint. Neither puts much pressure where most front of knee pain actually lives: the short tendon between your kneecap and your shin.
The Veranoe strap does one job. A molded silicone pad with a hollow air cushion sits on that tendon, a ridged inner face grips your skin, and an elastic strap pulls through two metal buckles so you can snug it from either side. On in ten seconds, off when you are done.
It does not heal a tendon. It makes the walk, the stairs, the run and the session hurt less while it is on, so you keep moving instead of sitting it out.
Built for the knees that keep going
One strap, four kinds of day. Same spot, same pad, same ten seconds to put on.
Stairs and long walks
For the knee that complains on the way down, on the second flight, and in the third hour on your feet.
Squats and jerks
For lifters who will not stop training while the tendon settles. Session on, strap on. Session over, strap off.
Runs
For the ache that shows up at mile two and the downhill that makes it worse.
Trails and rides
For hikers and cyclists who want the descent and the fifth mile to feel like the first.
On the knee, in motion
The pad sits on the tendon just below the kneecap.
Stairs, with the strap on.
Under the bar, strap on for the session.
Easy miles, strap in place.
Coasting along the coast road.
Clips on this page are illustrative and generated rather than filmed. The strap, its pad and where it sits on the knee are accurate to what ships.
