Patellar Tendinitis –

Zamst Learn - Patellar Tendinitis (Jumper’s Knee) (noun): Patellar Tendinitis is an injury or inflammation of the patellar tendon. The patellar tendon is a cord-like tissue that joins the kneecap to the shin bone. The injury can occur from repetitive jumping, landing and changing direction.
Provides support and compression to alleviate Osgood-Shlatter disease and pain around the kneecap. Pressure pad: Soft pad provides pressure to relieve pain on the tendon Rear Mesh Fabric: Highly breathable material providing proper compression and a comfortable fit Open Panel Design: Can apply the product while wearing shoes Dual Support System: Provides support and compression above and below the kneecap
Designed to relieve pain around the patella caused from repetitive jumping actions.  Deluxe Pressue Pad: A unique dual level pressure pad relieves pain below the knee Rear mesh Fabric: Highly breathable material providing proper compression and comfortable fit Patella Pad and Quad Strap: Precisely supports the kneecap to relieve pressure and reduce pain Personalized Fit: Semi-open front panel design enables adjustability on the lower leg Comfort: Low-profile material with excellent breathability and anti-microbial properties

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