Functional 4-Point Knee Brace

• Four-Point Functional Support – Rigid frame provides high-level stability for ligament-deficient or unstable knees.
• Lightweight Aluminium-Alloy Frame – Combines structured support with an anatomical, relatively low-profile design.
• Polycentric Hinges – Allow controlled knee movement through flexion and extension.
• Adjustable Extension – Settings available at 0°, 10°, 20°, 30° and 40°.
• Adjustable Flexion – Settings available at 45°, 60°, 75° and 90°.
• Selected Immobilisation Settings – Knee movement can be restricted where clinically required.
• Adjustable Foam Strap System – Secures the frame around the thigh and lower leg.
• Removable Interior Padding – Soft anti-slip padding can be removed for cleaning.
• Left & Right Specific – Separate versions provide side-specific fitting.
• Five Sizes – Available from Small to 2X Large.

Indicated for ACL, PCL, MCL or LCL instability or rupture, combined ligament instability and selected complex traumatic or degenerative knee instability.

May also be used during conservative, pre-operative or post-operative rehabilitation where high-level knee stability or controlled range of motion has been recommended.

May be suitable for selected sporting activity where ligament protection and functional knee support are required.

Who is the Functional 4-Point Knee Brace suitable for?
It is designed for people requiring high-level structured knee support, including selected ACL, PCL, MCL and LCL injuries, combined instability and rehabilitation following significant ligament injury.

What does “four-point” knee brace mean?
A four-point functional brace uses a rigid frame and strap arrangement to apply support around the thigh and lower leg, helping control unwanted movement of an unstable knee.

How is this different from a standard hinged knee brace?
A standard hinged brace mainly provides medial and lateral reinforcement. A rigid functional four-point brace provides a higher level of structural support and is generally considered for more significant ligament instability.

Can the range of motion be adjusted?
Yes. The polycentric hinges allow flexion and extension to be restricted using the supplied settings.

What extension settings are available?
Extension can be limited at 0°, 10°, 20°, 30° or 40°.

What flexion settings are available?
Flexion can be limited at 45°, 60°, 75° or 90°.

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

Can it be used following ACL surgery?
It may be used during rehabilitation following ACL or other ligament reconstruction where this type of functional brace has been recommended.

Can I use this brace for sport?
It may be appropriate for selected sporting activity where structured ligament support is required. Return to sport should be based on the injury, rehabilitation stage and professional guidance rather than the brace alone.

How should the brace fit?
The frame should sit closely around the leg with the hinge centres aligned alongside the knee joint. The straps should feel secure without causing pain, numbness, tingling or excessive pressure.

How do I clean the brace?
The removable interior padding can be taken out for cleaning. Follow the product care instructions and allow all components to dry fully before refitting.