Refreera Knee Support Rotation System Supervised by Physical For Left and Right Elderly L 1 Piece Therapist, Use, Deformity, People, Joints, Climbing,

✅ [Cumulative sales exceed 100,000 pairs! ] Refreera is a knee supporter that reduces the burden on the knee when worn, supports bending and straightening, and improves walking balance. ✅ [A satisfying experience with a satisfaction rate of 94.9%] Since the areas of stress are different depending on the person, it was designed and developed for people who put strain on the inside and outside of their knees (bow legs/X legs). ✅ [Suppresses left and right wobbling of the knees] ``Wobble StabilizerⓇ'' is used on both sides, which has excellent flexibility and resilience and is designed to allow smooth bending and straightening. ✅ [Clinical testing conducted at Osaka City University] The kneecap has a built-in "ProteohexaⓇ" that absorbs shock. The hexagonal shape allows a hook to be placed on the kneecap, making it difficult for slippage to occur, so it applies precise pressure to the kneecap and increases the stability of the knee. ✅ [Reduces the strain on the knees] For those who put strain on the inside of their knees, rolling them inward will prevent the knees from twisting excessively outward. On the other hand, if the strain is on the outside of the knee, rolling it outward will prevent the knee from twisting excessively inward. Cumulative sales exceed 100,000 pairs! This is a rotational knee support that reduces the burden on the knee when worn, supports bending and straightening, and improves walking balance. [Satisfaction level: 94.9%, satisfying usability] Since the areas of stress differ depending on the person, it was designed and developed for people who place strain on the inside and outside of their knees (bow legs/X legs). [Suppresses left and right wobbling of the knees] Adopts "wobble stabilizers" on both sides that are designed to have excellent flexibility and resilience and allow smooth bending and stretching. [Clinical testing conducted at Osaka City University] The kneecap has a built-in "Proteohexa" that absorbs shock. The hexagonal shape allows a hook to be placed on the kneecap, making it difficult for slippage to occur, so it applies precise pressure to the kneecap and increases the stability of the knee. [Reduces the burden on the knees] For those who put stress on the inside of their knees, rolling them inward will prevent the knees from excessively twisting outward. On the other hand, if the strain is on the outside of the knee, rolling it outward will prevent the knee from twisting excessively inward.