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Braces and Supports for Lacrosse

Here are the braces, supports, and therapy products we recommend for lacrosse players.

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  1. View Details DonJoy Performance Bionic Drytex Knee Sleeve - X-Large
    DonJoy Performance Bionic Drytex Knee Sleeve
    Special Price $86.99 Regular Price $95.99
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    Joint stabilizing, bilateral hinged knee sleeve with an open patella design. Learn More
  2. View Details DonJoy Performance Dual-Pull Patella Stabilizer Knee Sleeve - X-Large
    DonJoy Performance Dual-Pull Patella Stabilizer Knee Sleeve
    Special Price $48.99 Regular Price $53.99
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    Patella stabilizer sleeve with removable patella buttresses and medial/lateral flexible stays. Learn More
  3. View Details DonJoy® Advantage Performance Compression Calf Sleeves (Pair) - Large/X-Large
    DonJoy Advantage Performance Knit Compression Calf Sleeves - Pair
    Special Price $17.99 Regular Price $19.99
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    A pair of compression calf sleeves to help ease muscle soreness. Learn More
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Color
Generic Color
  1. Black
  2. Green
  3. Grey
Brand
  1. Aircast®
  2. DonJoy
  3. DonJoy Advantage
  4. DonJoy Performance
  5. Saunders
Left/Right/Bilateral
  1. Left
  2. Right
  3. Bilateral
Type
  1. Braces & Supports
  2. Cold Therapy
  3. Heat Therapy
  4. Immobilizers
  5. Protective Padding
  6. Rehab
  7. Therapy Products
Body Part
  1. Ankle
  2. Arm
  3. Back
  4. Calf/Shin
  5. Knee
  6. Shoulder
  7. Wrist & Thumb
Product Line
  1. Anaform
  2. Bionic
  3. Coldform
  4. Defender
  5. POD
  6. Trizone
  7. Webtech
Injuries
  1. AC Separation
  2. Ankle Sprain
  3. Anterior Cruciate Ligament (ACL)
  4. Arthritis/Osteoarthritis
  5. Bursitis
  6. Carpal Tunnel
  7. Chondromalacia
  8. Elbow Sprain/Strain
  9. General Knee Pain
  10. Hamstring Injury
  11. Hyperextension
  12. Jumper's/Runner's Knee
  13. Knee Ligament Instability
  14. Knee Sprain
  15. Medial/Lateral Collateral (MCL/LCL)
  16. Meniscus/Cartilage Injury
  17. Osgood Schlatter
  18. Patellofemoral Pain/Dislocated Kneecap
  19. Posterior Cruciate Ligament (PCL)
  20. Quadriceps Tendonitis
  21. Rotator Cuff
  22. Sciatica
  23. Shin Splints
  24. Shoulder Dislocation
  25. Shoulder Instability/Strain
  26. Swelling and Inflammation
  27. Tennis/Golf Elbow
  28. Wrist Injury
Intended Use
  1. Contact Sports
  2. Daily Use
  3. Impact Protection
  4. Non-Contact Sports
  5. Post-Op/Rehabilitation
Level Of Support
  1. Maximum
  2. Mild
  3. Moderate
Material
  1. Ballistic Nylon
  2. Breathable
  3. Elastic
  4. Neoprene
  5. Rigid
Sport
  1. Baseball & Softball
  2. Basketball
  3. Cheer & Gymnastics
  4. Cycling
  5. Dance
  6. Football
  7. Golf
  8. Hockey
  9. Lacrosse
  10. Martial Arts
  11. Motocross
  12. Mountain Biking
  13. Rodeo
  14. Running & Jogging
  15. Skateboard
  16. Ski
  17. Snowboarding
  18. Soccer
  19. Surfing & Kite Boarding
  20. Swimming & Diving
  21. Tennis
  22. Triathlon
  23. Volleyball
  24. Walking & Hiking
  25. Weightlifting
  26. Wrestling
Type of Brace
  1. Bands & Straps
  2. Lace-up
  3. Sleeve
  4. Slip on
  5. Stirrup
  6. With Hinge
  7. Wraparound
Symptom
  1. Swelling & Inflammation
  2. Weakness
Part of Knee
  1. Above Patella
  2. Back of Knee
  3. Below Patella
  4. Inside the Knee (Medial)
  5. Ligament
  6. Meniscus
  7. Outside the Knee (Lateral)
  8. Patella
Part of Back
  1. Lower Back
  2. Upper Back
Part of Shoulder
  1. Acromioclavicular (AC Joint)
  2. Clavicle
  3. Rotator Cuff
Type of Injury
  1. Acute
  2. Chronic
Promotion
  1. On Sale
Lacrosse Braces and Supports
Injuries to the knee and ankle are very common for sports like lacrosse that involve lots of running. If the surface on the field is uneven, a simple misstep may lead to an ankle rollover injury or even an ankle sprain. Knee injuries are also quite frequent in lacrosse, since sudden changes in direction and speed may cause the ligaments in the knee to move farther than their natural range of motion. This type of movement causes knee strain and ligament tears. These ankle and knee injuries may lead to a lacrosse player missing several weeks of playtime, or even an entire season. Wearing lacrosse braces and supports may help prevent these types of injuries from occurring by providing added stabilization to your knees and ankles. This is especially important if the athlete has been previously injured so that there's ample protection from re-injury.