Knee support
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Topic: Knee support
Posted By: ian.r.mcdonald
Subject: Knee support
Date Posted: 24 Dec 19 at 2:17pm
My arthritic knee is noticeably more painful hiking now I have moved to a drysuit for the winter.
I have not been out on the bicycle for a few weeks with other stuff getting in the way
Anyone had any help from a knee support?
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Posted By: 423zero
Date Posted: 24 Dec 19 at 2:35pm
Sounds like your wetsuit was providing some support, perhaps get a neoprene support.
------------- Robert
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Posted By: ian.r.mcdonald
Date Posted: 25 Dec 19 at 8:14pm
You are right, have ordered one.
Was avoiding in case pressure on the patella made worse, but have bought one with a cutout. And it's no different from the pressure from my wetsuit anyway.
Back to my daily cycle after the holidays
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Posted By: 423zero
Date Posted: 25 Dec 19 at 8:18pm
Hope it works.
------------- Robert
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Posted By: johnbrooker
Date Posted: 07 Feb 20 at 9:43am
Perhaps hiking pads that strap over the drysuit maybe worth thinking about
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Posted By: Ozzytub
Date Posted: 07 Feb 20 at 12:40pm
After I had knee surgery I now have 2 types of support one with bars down the side as twisting causes problems and others just cheap neoprene fully enclosed.
Use the cheap ones for sailing keeps it nice and warm with a little support seems to do the job.
Only a few more years till my knee replacement, I'll stick a bit more padding on it then
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Posted By: ian.r.mcdonald
Date Posted: 07 Feb 20 at 4:51pm
Seems to be better with a support. Possibly just reminding me by strapping it on that my knee is worn and to go carefully helps most
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