You insert the sleeve and slip it up to your knee. Then you can adjust around the knee as well.

Some of the production and material of our products are made in China.

No, you can wash them in cold and hang dry. They have held there form w/o shrink or stretch.

Yes you can with minimal adjusting but better worn under leggings.

Yes, you can use them for squats, leg press, and deadlifts.

It has no issues with sliding down. They stay tight around the calf and knee as well. Make sure you measure around the correct area of your quad.

There’s no knee pad. Just a sleeve that has an adjustable belt so when you walk or run it doesn’t slide down. The belt is Velcro so you can adjust it.

They are made of bamboo charcoal fiber with elastin, making them more lightweight and comfortable. This tech fiber is well known for its healing, moisture, and thermal regulation and ease.

We would definitely recommend the knee compression sleeves for dancers, no matter which types specifically. They are more elastic than the classic neoprene ones and their silicone beads at the top help them stay in place better and not fall down. These knee sleeves are very versatile and allow more ease for movement, which is essential while dancing, biking, hiking, jumping, or any activity requiring a lot of action.

At the end of any activities, they remain odorless and are not damp, at all. 

You can wear these under your thermals for snowshoeing, for everyday hiking, mountain hiking, and just for everyday activities. They will be visible under any tight-fitting clothing, such as workout or yoga pants, but any kind of knee support will.

No, they are not made of Neoprene.

Yes.

They should be tight enough to provide good support around the knee. But not so tight that you cut off circulation. The sizing chart is very reliable. Follow the instructions, and you won't go wrong.

To determine the right size, measure your thigh four inches from your knees cap.

They are not really cushions. They are compression to heal knees after injury or after exercise to prevent injury.

The Knee compression sleeves are made of spandex and nylon with a touch of latex, making them more elastic. That is why they embody the perfect balance between support, compression, and comfort.

These knitted sleeves are therefore great for multiple types of activities, from walking to running, biking, playing tennis, basketball, to all gym workouts, especially weight lifting, and cross-training.

We recommend checking with your doctor to make sure there aren't any underlying issues. See if he would recommend a certain type of knee support or he will give you the OK to wear any type of gear.

A brace that provides gentle compression to the joint would be a better choice for a degenerative meniscal tear. A knee sleeve is what to look for if your meniscus tear is relatively mild and you just want some compression and warmth around the knee to relieve your symptoms.

Just enough for you to feel that they are there and allow flexibility/mobility with no issues, but not enough to hurt or cause any circulation related issue.

People who workout, do pressure exercises, or go to the gym may experience pain in their knees. This pain can even lead to injuries if not handled on time because your knees are made up of very delicate tendons and ligaments that hold together and interconnect with your leg muscles.

A running injury to a knee can be a dull pain behind your knee cap. To reduce knee pain you can use knee sleeves which are placed over the knee so that your nervous system can feel that your joints are in the right position.

Special knee compression sleeves for tendonitis are designed to prevent previous injuries from further damage and to prevent injuries while performing pressure exercises such as running, jumping, weightlifting, etc. These sleeves act as a compression element which increases blood flow through all blood vessels of the knees and helps in reducing pain. Even after performing pressure exercises, these compression sleeves provide support to your knees so that you should not experience any post-workout soreness.