Cotton Knee Warmers, Knee Sleeves for Women & Men, Arthritis Joint Support | Knee Warmers for Arthritic Knees, Nighttime Knee Sleeve for Sleeping, Soft Knee Brace for Joint Pain, Knee Wrap for Women

These knee sleeves are just amazing. Before buying these I tried so many knee supports or braces, they were all so tight and uncomfortable. They restricted my circulation and I could only wear them for short periods of time. All the while I was very aware they were on my leg. When I took them off, I had marks from the brace supports. The knee sleeves cost a bit more, but they are worth their weight in gold. They are very high quality, and so very soft. They offer light support. They keep my knees warm. I can wear them all day and not cut off my circulation. They have a wonderful ability to stretch, but do not get stretched out. I am a plus size person and they work great for me. I have a lot of pain in my knee. These knee sleeves do a fantastic job of holding the pain patches in place. Without the sleeves the patches roll up, bunch up and fall off. I can wear these knee sleeves all day with absolutely no discomfort. For me they do not roll up or down. They stay exactly in place. I love these so much, I purchased a pair for myself, and another as a gift. I am even thinking about buying another pair as a spare. These are great for people who have knee problems. If your knees get cold these are perfect for you. Don't forget Mom's, Dads, Grandparents, these make an excellent thoughtful gift!!

Really like these knee sleeves for their comfort and warmth. They go on easy and stay in place. They are not too tight like some of my other sleeves. They have just the right amount of support for me.

I clench my knees when anxious walking around or standing at work. I find I've also been clenching them at home when cold, including at night. My knees have become swollen & sore, so I asked A.I. about it. This was recommended & I wear them 24/7!!! I later tried the longer version, but then I get hot. These are amazing -- no more clenching, no more knee problem!!

I purchased these in July and will say they've been very helpful for a few reasons but will also share a defect. They are comfortable, not hot, and have definitely made my knee feel better during a knee replacement recovery. They also helped keep my foot to calf anti-embolism compression stocking up. The defect is they started to fray within a few months. It could be because I used them every day for about 2 months but I would still have expected them to last longer considering they were washed using a lingerie bag as well.

Wow! I didn't expect them to be so nice and soft. They are going to be great shin warmers. My legs get freezing cold when I sleep.

They keep my sore knees warm. I’m ordering another pair now. Haven’t washed them yet but they are staying up even as I toss and turn in bed.

I’m 43. Despite that, I have so many health problems that I relate more to people in their 60’s and 70’s than my own peer group. I’ll spare the reader a list of my health problems. I live in chronic pain and I noticed that leg warmers over my knees made my knees hurt less. These knee warmers are not on par with my knit silk lined wool and acrylic Mofu Mofu leg warmers (they are crazy warm and heat the joint up better than any “knee warmers” I’ve tried), I also use Kinuya silk lined cotton “leg warmers” and pull them up to my knees. Japan made products use silk a lot. All of these products including this one are Japanese made. Japan knows comfort. Unfortunately these are not silk lined. When I say “silk” I do not mean slippery satin. Knit silk is not used in the US often but it is incredibly warm for its weight and Japan uses silk not as a status symbol (like satin silk in the US) but often knit silk (not shiny, similar to cotton but about 10 times as warm and breathable) on the inside of garments because it is so breathable, warm and comfortable. I wish these were knit silk lined. They’d be much warmer. These are light, airy, and do provide a very small amount of warmth. There are times when my leg warmers are simply too warm. So for those days, a pair of these is nice. I mainly purchased because they are FSA eligible. I honestly can’t say they are even close to my knit silk lined leg warmers that I use as knee warmers. The difference in heat retention is enormous. If you are stuck with FSA eligible products these are better than nothing and great for hot days, but I otherwise recommend looking at Japanese made leg warmers. They are simply top notch and many are just $5 more. I almost don’t even want to recommend these brands because i rely on them and I don’t want them to become scarce or more expensive for me….but I also know how much relief they bring and I feel bad keeping that info to myself. There is nothing wrong with these cotton blend (if I remember correctly they are polyester too which isn’t a material I usually purchase) warmers. They simply aren’t as warm or as effective as the leg warmers I’ve been using. I will save them for hotter days but otherwise I’m sticking to the leg warmers. Leg warmers are unfortunately not FSA eligible so….I figured I’d try these. Not terrible, not great, definitely not that warm. I’d feel more comfortable wearing these out of the house in shorts because they look like knee compression garments and not like I’m trying to single handedly revive the 80’s. So although I find they are less effective…if I wear them more because I’m not embarrassed to wear a knee brace in August vs leg warmers in August (that’ll got you some strange looks) then they do have a solid use for me and I don’t regret buying them. I simply think they could be made from better materials that retain heat better. Since this is a Japan made product I was actually a bit surprised at the lack of warmth. Japan knows warmth. I will keep them and hopefully find them useful for going out wearing shorts in summer. Japan is also known for its seamless garments and these have no seams and they sit very comfortably on my knees without pinching or compressing. Pictures show how they sit, the density of the knit fabric, and a comparison of these next to my Kinuya leg warmers (they are meant to sit on the lower leg but I pull them up to my knees as knee warmers). My Mofu Mofu warmers span to my ankles and are the warmest.

These are wonderful for what I need. My leg (thigh) measures 20" and they fit my leg perfectly. I wore them all day under loose fitting sweatpants and they stayed up all day. They kept my arthritic knees warm and comfy, alleviating some of the soreness. I cannot wear any type of compression sleeves, too tight and make my pain worse, so these are absolutely perfect for my needs. I will be buying at least two more sets of them.

هذا المنتج الياباني الفخم فاق توقعاتي، جربت بعض المنتجات المصنعة محلياً أو المستوردة من الصين لكن ما عجبتني، فيها حرارة زايدة، مزعجة في النوم وتشيلها عشان تنام مرتاح، لكن هذا الياباني الجميل ناعم، يؤدي المهمة، لا هو شاد ولا هو مرتخي، وما يسوي حرارة، لما نمت وصحيت ولا كإني لابسه أساساً، لكن انتبهوا، أنا نحيف، طولي 170 سم ووزني 64 كبلوجرام، لو أنت سمين تقييمي ما ينطبق عليك بكل أمانة. غالي 160 ريال لكن بالنسبة لي ندمان إني شريت المنتجات المحلية أو الصينية ويا ريت شريته من زمان.

My father has cold knee problems throughout his life, and he has tried more than 10+ brands knee warmers and none of them meet his expectations. However, he is very very satisfied with this warmer- soft, comfortable, perfectly hold knee without any pressure, very warm, and breathable. I would order a few more to my families.

Really comfortable not tight great for swelling knee s😃

Fits good and doesn’t hurt or fall down or climb up. Good for what I was looking for.

It doesn’t worth it