- Product Details
- How To Find The Right Size
- How To Use The Product
- How To Care For Your Product
- Designed For
Enjoy sports again with Actimove’s Sports Edition Knee Support Open Patella which supports pain relief and healing through balanced warmth. An open design helps relieve pressure on the patella and the support’s slip-on style makes it easy to apply. A snug fit ensures that it stays in place, so you can feel secure and protected while you work out.
- Medical compression and balanced warmth support healing and pain relief.
- The open design helps reduce pressure on your kneecap and relieve patella pain.
- The specially designed perforated quick-drying material provides great comfort and exceptional breathability.
- Made with COOLMAX® AIR technology and neoprene-free materials.
- Feel secure as your knee is protected by a snug-fitting support that stays in place during use.
- Fast and easy slip-on style.
- Not made with natural rubber latex – suitable for those with latex sensitivity.
Medical compression
COOLMAX® AIR technology
Latex-free and neoprene-free
Place your foot on a flat surface, bending your knee at a 120° angle (about half a step beyond 90°). With the help of a measuring tape, measure the circumference of your thigh (hold it about 4 inches or 10 cm above the middle of your kneecap).
Once you have noted the number on your measuring tape, the chart below will help you find the right size for your knee support.

Step into the knee support making sure that the wider side is facing upwards. Pull it up your leg and over your knee. Ensure your kneecap is centered in the patella opening.

You can hand or mashine wash your knee support using a gentle wash cycle (at 40°C/105°F) and a mild detergent. Do not bleach, dry-clean, tumble dry, or iron. Lay the product flat when drying and ensure it is completely dry before use. Avoid using laundry additives like fabric softener, brightener, or stain remover.
This product is intended to provide support to the knee:
- Painful knee injuries
- Preventing knee injuries
- Slight strains, sprains, and contusions
- Minor meniscal damage
- Joint swelling






















