Compression Knee Brace with Hinges

Heal Faster With a Hinged Knee Brace From Old Bones Therapy!

Maybe you’ve felt that sharp sting after landing wrong, or the dull ache that lingers after years of skating, snowboarding, or running. Maybe you’re recovering from an ACL or MCL injury, or you just want peace of mind knowing your knee won’t buckle mid-session.

Whatever the case, a hinged knee brace from Old Bones Therapy could be just what you need to get back to feeling like your old self, fast. We’ve built every knee brace in our collection for athletes who refuse to slow down, no matter what Father Time says!

These hinged braces provide more than just compression. You get structured, side-to-side support that keeps your knee stable, reduces the risk of hyperextension, and helps your joint track the way it should. Translation: less pain, faster recovery, and more confidence every time you move. 

Here are some of the key features of our hinged brace:

  • Removable Bilateral Hinges: Add them for extra stability when you need rigid support, or remove them when you want to move more freely.
  • Patella Gel Pad: Cushions and stabilizes the kneecap for shock absorption and improved alignment.
  • Breathable Knitted Fabric: Lightweight, non-neoprene material that’s washable, comfortable, and latex-free.
  • Non-Slip Silicone Lining: Keeps the brace in place all day, so you’re not constantly adjusting.
  • Medical-Grade Compression: Improves circulation, reduces swelling, and helps muscles recover faster. 

Best of all, our knee braces are backed by a 60-day product guarantee and a one-year warranty. With thousands of five-star reviews from real athletes, you can order with peace of mind.

So, why let pain cut your season short? Shop now for the hinged brace trusted by skaters, riders, and athletes worldwide. Or, get in touch today for one-on-one support picking the perfect brace. 

Frequently asked questions

What is a hinged knee brace for?

These types of braces stabilize the knee by limiting side-to-side motion and protecting against hyperextension. They’re a smart choice for injury recovery or high-impact sports. 

What is the difference between a knee brace and a hinged knee brace?

The average knee brace just provides a bit of compression and mild support. The hinged variation adds rigid side stabilizers (hinges) for greater protection and stability. There are also spring knee braces if you want to explore other options. 

How many hours a day should you wear a hinged knee brace?

It depends on your needs. Most athletes only wear it during activity or recovery periods. It’s not typically needed when resting or sleeping.

What are the risks of using a hinged brace?

There aren’t necessarily risks, but improper sizing or wearing the brace too tightly can cause discomfort or skin irritation. Our customer service team can help you avoid this.

Can you walk with a hinged knee brace?

Yes. These braces are built to let you walk normally while still giving you a bit more stability and confidence with each step.

What injuries need a hinged knee brace?

They are commonly used for ACL, MCL, LCL, and meniscus injuries, post-surgery recovery, or when athletes want extra protection during demanding sports. Our compression knee sleeve is a good choice if you’re just looking for daily pain relief. Old Bones Therapy has something for everyone!