• 01 Muscle-relaxing pad

  Reduces the lateral pull at the patella, reduces pain

• 02 Corrective guide

  Stops the patella from drifting laterally

• 03 Patella cover

  Counteracts the tilting of the patella

• 04 Corrective strap

  can be individually adjusted for optimal kneecap control

• 05 Pad wing

  Proximal extension as far as the vastus medialis muscle, improved proprioception

• 06 Viscoelastic pad

  Flat, anatomical design, excellent wearing comfort, centers the kneecap

• 07 Hoffa pads

  Distal reinforcement (directed inwards), compression of the infrapatellar fat pad, reduces pain

Guidance for the kneecap

Pain in the anterior knee area can be caused by particular knee conditions, such as a high-riding kneecap or lateral dislocation of the kneecap, or by excessive strain. To alleviate pain and accelerate recovery, it can be helpful to stabilize your knee joint.

GenuTrain P3 features a specially shaped functional cushion. Together with the guidance provided by the corrective strap, it offers relief for the kneecap and keeps it in its correct path of movement. A wedge at the side relaxes the ligaments that cause tension on the kneecap. Thanks to its anatomical shape, the GenuTrain P3 fits comfortably and stays securely in position.

Keep on the move

GenuTrain P3 activates your leg muscles and improves their coordination, by exerting intermittent compression during movement to improve the perception of movement. The support stimulates the metabolism and the reduction of swelling and helps to relieve pain.

This allows your knee to recover during movement, accelerating muscle development. GenuTrain P3 thus counteracts disorders of the kneecap or irritation of the knee joint. It enables you to start physiotherapy and cautious training at an early stage.

Measurement and product range

Indications

• Patellofemoral pain syndrome (chondropathy, chondromalacia)
• Patellar tip syndrome (patellar tendonitis)
• Lateralization of the patella (dislocation tendency)
• High-riding patella (patella alta)
• Feeling of instability
• Anterior knee pain
• After lateral release surgery