McDavid 414 Jumpers Knee Strap – Stabilizing support for patellar tendonitis

The McDavid 414 Jumpers Knee Strap delivers targeted compression to the patellar tendon, helping to reduce symptoms associated with patellar tendonitis and related knee conditions. Designed for runners and jumpers, it offers stable support that stays in place during activity.

• Material: 3.2 mm neoprene (CR), latex-free, with a tubular, non-slip buttress for consistent patellar tendon compression.
• Fit and compatibility: Adjustable hook-and-loop closure provides a custom fit; fits left or right knee for versatile use.
• Design features: Tubular buttress delivers uniform pressure directly over the patellar tendon to aid knee tracking during movement.
• Sizing: One size fits most adults thanks to the adjustable strap and flexible neoprene construction.
• Indications: Suited for patellar tendonitis (runner’s/jumper’s knee), Osgood-Schlatter disease, and patella tracking concerns.
• Care and durability: Durable, latex-free neoprene designed for repeated wear; hand wash and air dry recommended to extend life.
• Shipping/processing: Processing and handling typically take 3–5 business days before shipment.

The Jumpers Knee Strap provides targeted support without restricting movement, helping you stay comfortable during runs, jumps, squats, and daily activities. Its secure fit minimizes shifting, while the latex-free material is gentle on the skin for extended wear. Ideal for athletes and active individuals seeking steady knee support without bulky gear.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the McDavid 414 Jumpers Knee Strap made of? The strap uses 3.2 mm neoprene (CR) that is latex-free, with a non-slip buttress for consistent compression.

How do I wear it? Place the tubular buttress over the patellar tendon, wrap the strap around the knee, and fasten the hook-and-loop closure for a secure, custom fit. It is designed to fit both left and right knees.

What conditions is this strap intended to support? It is indicated for patellar tendonitis, Osgood-Schlatter disease, and patella tracking concerns.

How should I care for the strap? Rinse with mild soap if needed, then air dry completely before storage.