Support today.Strength that lasts.
A premium knee support engineered for performance and protection, worn by athletes and people in recovery alike. It does more than hold the knee still, it works the muscles around it so the joint is supported by strength.
A support that earns its place on the pitch and in the clinic.
Reinforced where it matters, breathable where it counts, and engineered to stay exactly where you put it. The Kinetexx knee support gives stability and confidence under load, then quietly gets out of the way.
Inside it sit the memory-retentive resistance springs: three levels in every box, from early recovery to full activity, quietly strengthening the muscles around your knee with every step.
Four things you feel from the very first wear.
Held, not held back
Reinforced design and side support stabilise the knee and reduce injury risk, without limiting natural movement.
Targeted support
Graduated compression improves circulation, reduces fatigue and supports muscle recovery and joint awareness.
Cool under load
A premium knit enhances airflow to keep you dry and comfortable, session after session.
Stays put
A silicone grip and secure fit keep the support exactly in place during any activity.
Pull it on. Move. Get stronger.
No gym, no programme, no extra effort. The springs do their work while you get on with your day.
A comfortable compression fit
Pull it on like any support and choose the spring level that matches where you are: white, yellow or black.
The springs work with every step
As your knee bends and straightens, the memory-retentive springs gently load the muscles around the joint.
Strength builds during real life
The walk to work, the training session, the Sunday stroll. In testing at a UK university: up to 30% more muscle activation walking, 400% running.
One support, for a knee that has been through a lot.
Different knees, different reasons, one common thread: when the muscles around the joint are strong, the knee is protected. Kinetexx keeps those muscles working, whatever brought you here.
After a ligament injury or reconstruction, the muscles around the knee weaken quickly. The progressive springs help rebuild the quadriceps and hamstrings that stabilise and protect the joint, alongside your rehab.
Targeted compression eases load on the joint, while strengthening the surrounding muscles helps share that load, which can take the strain off everyday movement.
Runner's knee and kneecap pain are often driven by weak or unbalanced thigh muscles. Working them gently and consistently is exactly what the springs are designed to do.
For an arthritic knee, keeping the muscles strong and the joint moving is the treatment clinicians recommend first. Kinetexx makes that easier to keep up through the day. Read the guide.
Used alongside your physiotherapist's programme, the graded springs are a simple way to keep loading the muscles as you progress, between appointments.
If your knee feels like it might give way, or simply is not as strong as it once was, progressive resistance rebuilds strength and confidence step by step.
Kinetexx supports and strengthens the muscles around your knee. It does not diagnose, treat or cure any condition, and it does not replace the advice of your physiotherapist, GP or surgeon. If you have pain, an injury or a diagnosed condition, speak to a clinician about what is right for you.
Why strengthening the knee works.
The idea behind Kinetexx is not new. It is what physiotherapists have recommended for years, made simple enough to do every day.
Developed with NHS clinical expertise. Kinetexx supports your recovery and everyday strength; it is not a medical device and does not replace clinical care.
Confidence under load.
Most supports compress the joint and call it a day. Kinetexx resists as you bend and assists as you straighten, so the muscles around your knee are working, and strengthening, with every movement you make.
That is the difference between a sleeve that holds your knee, and a support that makes it stronger.
From the elite pitch to the everyday knee.
Your questions, answered.
What does the Kinetexx knee support help with?
It supports and strengthens the knee across a range of situations, including ACL, MCL and PCL ligament injuries, meniscus and cartilage issues, kneecap (patellofemoral) pain, osteoarthritis, post-surgery rehabilitation, and general weakness or instability. It works the muscles around the joint so the knee is supported by strength, not simply held still.
Is it a medical device? Does it replace my physiotherapist?
No. Kinetexx is a support and strengthening product, not a medical device, and it does not replace professional care. It works best alongside the advice of your physiotherapist or GP.
Which resistance spring should I start with?
Three levels are included in every box. Start with the white spring (2 x 3.5kg) if you are in early recovery or new to it, move up to yellow (2 x 5.0kg) as you get stronger, and use black (2 x 7.5kg) for sport and full training.
Can I wear it all day?
Yes. It is a breathable, anti-slip compression fit designed for everyday wear, from a morning walk to a full training session.
How do I choose my size?
Measure around your thigh 15cm above the centre of your knee and match it to the sizing chart on the shop page. Sizes run from XS to XXXL. If you are between sizes, email hello@kinetexx.com and we will help.
Can I use it after knee surgery?
Many people use it as part of their rehabilitation, but always check with your surgeon or physiotherapist first and follow their programme.
Is it suitable for arthritis and older knees?
Yes. For an arthritic or ageing knee, gentle, progressive strengthening is one of the most effective things you can do, and Kinetexx makes it easy to keep the muscles working through the day.
Get the Kinetexx knee support.
The support is available now. Order yours today, or get in touch to talk about a clinic or club partnership.
