3-TEX® ROM Hinged Knee Brace

Adjustable ROM Hinges – Allow controlled flexion and extension during rehabilitation.

Five ROM Settings – Polycentric articulations provide 0°, 15°, 30°, 60° and 90° settings.

Mediolateral Stability – Structured side hinges reinforce the knee while allowing controlled movement.

3-TEX® Three-Layer Material – Breathable and elastic construction designed to adapt around the knee.

Internal Silicone Grip Points – Help reduce unwanted movement of the brace during wear.

Adjustable Thigh & Calf Straps – Allow secure fitting above and below the joint.

Open-Patella Design – Assists brace positioning around the knee.

35 cm Short Design – Provides ROM control in a more compact format than longer post-operative braces.

Bilateral – Suitable for either the left or right knee.

Indicated for post-operative knee treatment, rehabilitation following injury and situations where controlled limitation of knee flexion and extension is required.

ROM settings should be selected according to the rehabilitation plan or advice provided by the treating healthcare professional.

Who is the 3-TEX® ROM Hinged Knee Brace suitable for?
It is designed for people who require controlled knee movement during rehabilitation, particularly following surgery or significant knee injury.

What does ROM mean?
ROM means range of motion. A ROM brace allows the amount of knee bending and straightening to be restricted where this forms part of a rehabilitation programme.

What range-of-motion settings are available?
The polycentric hinges provide settings at 0°, 15°, 30°, 60° and 90° for controlled flexion and extension.

Can I change the ROM settings myself?
Where the brace is being used following surgery or significant injury, the settings should follow the instructions provided by your surgeon, physiotherapist or other treating healthcare professional.

How is this different from a normal hinged knee brace?
A standard hinged brace mainly provides medial and lateral stability while allowing relatively free bending. A ROM brace additionally allows the amount of flexion and extension to be deliberately restricted.
Can I wear it on either knee?
Yes. The brace has a bilateral design and can be worn on either the left or right knee.

How should the hinges be positioned?
The hinge centres should sit alongside the knee joint so that the brace moves with the knee rather than riding noticeably above or below it.

How tight should the straps be?
The straps should hold the brace securely without causing pain, numbness, tingling, skin colour changes or excessive pressure.

Will the brace stay in place?
Internal silicone grip points are designed to help reduce migration, but correct sizing and fitting are still important.

Is this suitable after knee surgery?
Yes, where a ROM brace has been recommended as part of the post-operative rehabilitation plan. Follow the clinical team's instructions on movement limits and wear time.

Does the brace contain latex?
Current product information states that the brace is latex free.