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Hely & Weber Shields Knee Brace Original Kuhl (5674)

Hely & Weber SKU: 5674
$99.99 $88.05
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Short Description

The Hely & Weber Original Shields Knee Brace (5674) provides dynamic patella stabilization with a Trakaderm buttress and Kuhl neoprene for patellofemoral pain relief.

Hely & Weber Shields Knee Brace Original Kuhl (5674)

$99.99 $88.05

The Hely & Weber Kuhl Shields Knee Brace (5674) delivers dynamic control of the patella to reduce discomfort and promote recovery from patellofemoral pain, maltracking, or subluxation. Developed in collaboration with Dr. Clarence L. Shields, this original model uses a Trakaderm® U-shaped buttress and a directional force strap to precisely tune patellar alignment and maintain stability throughout movement. Made from 1/8" perforated Kuhl™ neoprene, the wrap-around brace offers cool compression and a personalized fit for active users.

Features & Benefits

  • Dynamic Patella Control: The directional force strap and Trakaderm® buttress allow precise tuning to maintain the patella in its desired position.

  • Custom Wrap Design: Independent thigh and calf straps contour to the leg for a truly individualized fit.

  • Universal Fit: One brace fits left or right knee, simplifying sizing and inventory.

  • Easy Application: Anterior wrap closure makes the brace quick to apply and adjust.

  • Kuhl™ Neoprene Comfort: Original style - 1/8" perforated material enhances breathability while delivering consistent compression and support.

  • Versatile Indications: Designed for patellar malalignment, tilt, subluxation, dislocation, and general patellofemoral pain.

  • Clinically Proven Design: The Shields Brace has been featured in the American Journal of Knee Surgery for its role in managing patellofemoral instability.

  • Available in XS - XXL: See Size and Fit tab for sizing chart and measurement/fit help.

Indications

The Hely & Weber Shields Brace (original) is ideal for treating:

  • Patellofemoral pain syndrome (Runner’s knee)
  • Patellar tracking disorders
  • Patellar instability or subluxation
  • Mild patellar dislocation
  • Patellar tilt or glide malalignment