Men's Compression Gear

I’m 50+ and have arthritis is both knees making it difficult to exercise.
I’ve tried various knee braces and they all slip and give my thighs a muffin top.
Bracelayer works well and since ive started using g them I’ve been able to strengthen my leg and my knees feel better.
Also the customer service is prompt and kind

First purchase last season. No Knee issues apart from old age. The bracelayer provides support to confidently charge the mountain and the reduced fatigue adds up to more time on piste.
9 days straight . I bought an additional one for upcoming season.
Happy Days !

I put in 100+ full days on skis each year - some work, some play - and I've been wearing Bracelayers for the past 5 or 6. With OA in both knees, the additional support is VERY welcome. Pain free? Nothing's going to make that happen, but these do make a difference. I tried a pair of Stokos last year ... anybody want them?

Since wearing these I haven't needed my knee braces absolutely incredible product have 2 pair now so much support

This is my third pair. One pair a year. I like to wear them for the NYC marathon. They work very well for me. I had torn meniscus the first the year and they helped me get through training and the race. Last year I wore them after the knee replacement. Doing the long training runs now with this year’s pair. Looking forward to the race in November.

These make my knees feel great in all situations I’ve worn them. Makes workouts a breeze. And having two thigh pockets allows me to carry phone and wallet to workouts.

This style with the waist drawstring fit much better. Thanks for taking care of me!

Started wearing these after talking with a fellow ski patroller who loved his. After four knee surgeries over the years, I was wearing a sleeve that sort of did the job, but wasn't great during long days working on the hill. Bracelayer pants changed things for me. Comfort and support for not just my knee, but my legs as well!
I have tried both the regular waste band and the draw string version. The draw string is worth the extra few bucks. Soft and more comfortable in my opinion. Having the ability to adjust it is nice.
I also selected the boot cut. I am happy with the shorter length.
I now wear these off the hill all year long. Big fan.

WORKING OUT WELL FOR MY PLANNED USES

I first purchased a pair in March, for a European trip due to OA in both knees. They were a life saver. I have since purchased another pair and they have helped significantly with my pain.

I had two reconstructive knee surgeries over 30 years ago and in the last five years with age and arthritis have had issues with my knee. Pain, stiffness, strain and feeling at times not stable.
I have all kinds of pull on knee braces to wear under pants.
I decided to try these for every day errands and short walks and stationary bike workout. I really enjoy the fit and security I feel around the knee. I bought another pair and also bought the cycling one. These are great for these old bones!

I am a 67 yo women who loves to ski and I have been troubled with pain when skiing deep powder or long days. A friend suggested brace layers and I bought K1 vent ones. I am planning on walking the Camino to Santiago next month and wanted something to support my knees on the daily 17 mile walks. So far, during training they have been superb in supporting me and I have far less pain following a long walk/ Barre class. I even use them under my work clothes doing yard work that requires up and down hills. I plan to use them skiing and have no doubts they will work for me.

Careful on the sizing and measure your waist correctly ( I originally bought a size to big) and the shipping (DHL) takes forever ( 2 weeks). Wash them according to directions ( cold water; line dry).

I highly recommend this product and it is worth every penny.

the differences with and without the bricklayer tights is amazing.

purchase the KXV Alpine thermal boot cut for my knee have been skiing pain free all season then bought 3 more

Helps so much with my knee pain when jogging & riding. Quick question as i am preparing for a sprint triathlon , would it be ok to swim in my bracelayer running gear?