Luwint kid Compression Ankle Brace - Knitted Ankle Sleeve Sock Support for Sprains Arthritis Tendonitis Running Fitness, 1 Pair Black

My son is 5”3. Slim. These were too big. Not enough support.

They perfectly filled the roll they need to. I was looking at all kinds of knee braces to help with my physical rehab, most had nano fibers and carbon fiber... and cost $$$$. I'm glad I got these; they helped me get back up on my feet in no time!

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My daughter was having ankle pain due to soccer. She's 7 and these fit her very well and provide the additional support she needs.

My 13 year old daughter is a level 5 gymnast, and is on an all star competition team that travels all over the state of TX, as well as nationally.She is also a school cheerleader and plays softball to boot.Needless to say, my little athlete is on her feet pretty much nonstop.When she’s not putting all of her body weight on her wrists doing tumbling, she’s putting it all on her little feet and ankles running, jumping etc.She started complaining of some pain in her ankles, and in her wrists.We took her to the doctor to make sure nothing was sprained, and he basically said her pain (in her joints) come from overuse, and she either needed to change her routine, take a few weeks+ off, or wear compression socks and wrist guards.We are right in the midst of the competition season with thousand upon thousand of dollars spent on flights, hotels etc, so we opted to try the socks and prayed that they’d help.Wow. Wasn’t expecting much. I thought there’s no way a little flimsy pair of socks could stabilize her joints enough to not cause any further damage.Her very first practice wearing these socks, she came home saying her ankles felt stable, less “wobbly”, and not as much pain as she’d had after her previous practice just a few days earlier.Within 2 weeks, she was back to good as new again.A follow up with the doctor, as well as some imaging showed that the inflammation she was experiencing was mostly gone.From now on, if she’s going to be on her feet for long periods, I plan to have her wear these for that too.She almost had to make a pretty tough choice and sit out the rest of the season, which would’ve put her team in a real pickle.If you have a super active child, I highly recommend you not wait til they complain of joint pain, and instead, start having them wear compression socks from the get go.Wish I’d known sooner! So happy my baby is no longer in pain!