Bracesox™ Knee Undersleeve Sampler Pack (Try one of each fabric!)

Try all three fabrics! Three piece set of our trademark undersleeve for use with prescriptive and non-prescriptive knee bracing. Receive one undersleeve of each fabric type: Cotton/Lycra blend (Black), Supplex/Lycra blend (Black), and PowerDry fabric (Grey).


Cotton/Lycra (90% cotton/10% Lycra) Always a popular choice. Cotton is breathable and absorbs moisture. The fabric wears well and keeps it's shape due to the high Lycra content. Cotton/Lycra is a great choice for year-round "breathing" and is a good choice for hot, dry climates.

Supplex/Lycra (86% supplex/14%lycra) Slightly heavier fabric than our cotton/lycra blend. This fabric allows for a comfortable fit with excellent stretch, recovery and durability. This material is slightly sueded (also known as brushing). The sueding helps aide in moisture management. The slight loft that the sueded material provides helps to wick moisture away from the skin aiding in evaporation. We recommend this fabric blend for brace patients that are wearing their brace for many hours in a day (like Osteoarthritis brace patients). It is a great choice, for either Athletic or Osteoarthritis patients due to the moisture management.

PowerDry (90% polyester, 10% spandex) Our light-weight moisture wicking material. Like all wicking materials, PowerDry moves moisture away from the skin into the loft of the fabric where moisture can be evaporated quicker. This leaves the skin comfortable and cool. Great choice for brace patients that live in humid parts of the world.

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SKU: 19023

Availability: In stock

Price: $43.95

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