- How do I measure for the GenuTrain S?
- Measure 14 cm above the knee and 12 cm below it, then match both to the official size chart. If you fall between sizes, Bauerfeind says to take the smaller one so the knit stays snug.
- What is the difference between the GenuTrain S and the GenuTrain A3?
- The S has lateral joint splints and a strap system for added passive support. The A3 is a knit brace without those side bars, aimed at complex osteoarthritis.
- Is the GenuTrain S a rigid offloader?
- No. It is a knit support with side splints, not a hard-frame offloader. If you need to unload a knee compartment, a rigid brace such as the medi M.4s OA is the better match.
- What conditions is the GenuTrain S made for?
- Bauerfeind lists slight instability, arthritis, and osteoarthritis of the knee as its indications.
- Can I wear the GenuTrain S all day?
- The knit is designed for wear during activity, and owners commonly report wearing it through the day. Follow your clinician's advice on how long to wear it.
- Does the GenuTrain S come with a strap system?
- Yes. It combines lateral joint splints with a strap system for adjustable passive support.
- Where is the GenuTrain S - Hinged Knee Brace cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $167.87, 20% under what the other stores charge, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the GenuTrain S - Hinged Knee Brace?
- Rated 4.9 out of 5 from 251 ratings.
- Where can I buy the GenuTrain S - Hinged Knee Brace?
- 12 stores we checked sell it, including Amazon, eBay, Medex Supply, TENSPros, Bauerfeind USA.