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Braces for Basketball

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Take the precautionary step to prevent basketball injuries by supporting commonly injured body parts with a brace or sleeve. The most common basketball injuries include ankle sprains, jumper’s knee (overuse), ACL tears, and sprained wrists or jammed thumbs. Select the body part you want to protect below to see the best supports recommended for basketball players. Need assistance? Check out our athletes guide to buying a brace for basketball or use our Brace Advisor.
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  1. View Details TriZone Knee Support - Black
    DonJoy Performance Trizone Knee Support Brace
    Special Price $43.99 Regular Price $43.99
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    Combining bracing and compression into one low-profile sleeve Learn More
  3. View Details TriZone Ankle Support - Slime - Hex
    DonJoy Performance Trizone Ankle Support
    Special Price $39.99 Regular Price $44.99
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    Low-profile compression sleeve for warmth and mild support Learn More
  4. View Details Webtech Knee Strap - Slime Green
    DonJoy Performance Webtech Knee Strap
    Special Price $34.99 Regular Price $38.99
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    Silicone band supports the Patellar Tendon Learn More
  5. View Details DonJoy Tru-Pull Lite - Right Sleeve - X-Small
    DonJoy Tru-Pull Lite
    $90.85
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    Low-profile and extremely comfortable for mild to moderate patellar dislocations. Learn More
  7. View Details AnaForm 4MM Open Patella Knee Sleeve - On-Skin - Front - Black
    DonJoy Performance AnaForm 4MM Open Patella Knee Sleeve
    Special Price $29.99 Regular Price $33.99
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    4mm neoprene sleeve with open Patella for added knee support Learn More
  8. View Details DonJoy Lateral J Patella Knee Brace Drytex
    DonJoy Lateral J Patella Knee Brace
    $56.58
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    Stabilizes the kneecap. Patented nylon core and polyester Lycra fabric, it allows for airflow while still giving ample support and compression. Learn More
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Protect Your Body During Basketball

Basketball is rough on the body. The amount of high-intensity running, pivoting, jumping, landing, and lateral movements put a lot of pressure and impact on the joints. One of the most common injuries from playing basketball is an ankle sprain. This frequently happens from landing wrong when going up for a rebound or shot or with a quick pivots and change of direction. Common knee injuries include hyperextended knee or a torn ACL which can happen from quick cuts or if your leg gets caught and you fall in the opposite direction. Sprained thumbs can occur when a ball comes too fast and is caught incorrectly. Shoulders and wrists may also get injured from landing from a fall. Once injured, you could be sidelined for many weeks to months depending on the severity of the injury. The best thing to do is consciously take actions to prevent injuries by providing extra support to the commonly injured body parts with a brace or sleeve. Visit our basketball injury guide to learn more about how you can protect yourself, prevention and training tips to help strengthen your body, how to buy a brace, and how to recovery if you've been injured while playing basketball. Stay on the court and bring your A game!

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   Ankle
   Knee
   Wrist

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   Best Knee Brace: DonJoy Playmaker
   Best Ankle Brace: DonJoy Velocity

Top Basketball Injuries

   Ankle Sprain
   Ankle Instability
   ACL Tear
   Jumper’s Knee
   Hyperextended Knee