
Hinged Knee Braces
DonJoy Fullforce Knee Brace – ACL / PCL
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Original price was: $654.01.$619.95Current price is: $619.95.DonJoy OA GO Knee Brace
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Original price was: $850.00.$795.00Current price is: $795.00.DonJoy Playmaker II Spacer Sleeve Knee Brace
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$349.95MedSpec Gripper 12″ Hinged Knee Brace
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Price range: $119.95 through $175.00MedSpec Gripper 3 Hinged Knee Brace
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$144.95Ortho Active Coolcel Wrap Hinged Knee Brace
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$159.95Push Med Knee Brace
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$281.51Bauerfeind GenuTrain S Knee Brace
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$400.00Breg – Freestyle® OA Knee Brace
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$775.00Breg Roadrunner Soft Knee Brace
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Price range: $329.95 through $390.00Breg – T Scope® Premier Post-Op Knee Brace
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$275.00DonJoy Playmaker Xpert Knee Brace
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Price range: $139.00 through $145.00MedSpec AKS Knee Support with Metal Hinges and Straps
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$139.95MKO Elite Hinged Knee Brace
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$79.95MKO Hinged Knee Wrap
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$89.99Orliman Rodisil Closed Patella Knee Brace with Metal Hinges
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Original price was: $249.95.$228.00Current price is: $228.00.Medial & Lateral Stability
Hinged knee braces are designed to help control side-to-side movement, which is particularly important in ACL and MCL injuries.
Post-Surgical & Return-to-Sport Support
After ligament reconstruction or significant sprains, hinged braces may be used during rehabilitation and gradual return to activity.
Important: Proper Fit Is Critical
A hinged knee brace must fit correctly to provide effective stability. Incorrect sizing or strap placement may reduce support and comfort.
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With over 50 years of combined healthcare and bracing expertise, our team can help you determine which hinged knee brace is appropriate for your diagnosis and activity level.
Prescription & Tax Information (Canada)
Some hinged knee braces may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional. Eligibility depends on the specific product and documentation provided.
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Frequently Asked Questions
What is a hinged knee brace used for?
A hinged knee brace is used to provide medial and lateral stability to the knee, commonly for ACL, MCL, and other ligament injuries.
How is a hinged knee brace different from a knee sleeve?
A hinged brace includes structural side supports that control movement, while a knee sleeve provides flexible compression without rigid stability.
Can a hinged knee brace help with an ACL injury?
Yes. Hinged knee braces are often used during ACL rehabilitation or return-to-sport phases to improve joint stability.
Are hinged knee braces tax-free in Canada with a prescription?
Some hinged knee braces may qualify as tax-free in Canada with a valid prescription from a licensed healthcare professional.
Can I play sports while wearing a hinged knee brace?
Many individuals wear hinged braces during sports for added stability, but return-to-play decisions should follow medical advice.
How tight should a hinged knee brace be?
It should feel secure and supportive without causing numbness, tingling, or restricted circulation.
Do hinged knee braces limit bending?
Most allow controlled flexion and extension while limiting side-to-side instability.
How do I choose the correct size hinged knee brace?
Sizing typically involves thigh and calf circumference measurements. Always refer to the sizing chart.
Can I sleep with a hinged knee brace on?
Some braces may be worn overnight depending on your condition, but consult your healthcare provider.
When should I see a healthcare professional for knee instability?
If you experience repeated buckling, swelling, locking, or significant pain, seek medical evaluation for proper diagnosis and treatment.
Hinged Knee Braces in Canada for ACL, MCL & Ligament Stability
Shop hinged knee braces in Canada designed to improve knee stability, control excessive movement, and support recovery from ligament injuries.
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