Products

I LOVE LOVE, the Thermal Base Layer leggings.
Have exceeded all expectations. Warm and supportive. Unloading brace fits perfectly over.
Took some time to break them in as suggested.
Will get the non thermal when the weather warms up.
With much appreciation.

I’m a 48 intermediate skier with a host of knee hip and foot issues. I bought a pair of alpine thermals and can honestly say it changed everything. From soreness to bend to strength throughout the day- it all improved in the very best ways! I honestly was not expecting this kind of difference. Entirely worth the price tag and will wear these every time out from now on! 🙏🏻 ⛷️ 😃 ❤️ thank you!

I’ve worn other compression pants as base layer for skiing but these easily surpassed the others! I’ve been putting off double knee replacement and I was able to ski four hours with no discomfort! Thank you!

Bracelayers are a game changer for me. I’m a full-time ski instructor at BOYNE, * Mountain. They’ve made my days free of pain and I no longer have to rely on pain medication at the end of the day. I would recommend them to anyone who skis.

I purchased these thermals for skiing. They were everything as promised. I did have to go a size larger than I normally wear. Great product.

My second pair love them! Highly recommended!

Got one pair last year as i had torn one ACL. Bought two more pair just now and this is all i where for bottom underlayer.

I am a retired FF and have bad knees, both on the verge of needing replacement. I purchased the bracelayer pants to hopefully post pone the surgery. since using them my leg and knee pain has been significantly less. I don't work out without them now

I really like the women's KS1 Alpine. The drawstring waist is great! I found the tight elastic waist of the KXV, especially after 12 hours, to be uncomfortable. The knee compression for both is fantastic though. I've ditched my cumbersome knee braces!

I am over 70 ..34-36 waist
Had knee and hip replacement a year ago and two ACL repairs several years back
I took a leap of faith two years ago and purchased two pair size Large, KX2 Alpine for ski season and one pair of KX1 for summer activities. Both provide great knee support,but waist gets pulled down with activity.
This year I bought a pair of Redline hockey and one pair of KX2 Alpine.. elected to go to XL with much better results of waist not pulling down with aggressive activity
Would be nice if the Redline hockey style had the Alpine insulation option.
Alpine variety XLarge definitely making my ski season more enjoyable this year
LESSON LEARNED GOES UP A SIZE HIGHER than personal standard

The KX2 alpine pants provided both the compression and support required for me to dog sled 6-8 hours for 4 days straight in sub 20 degree temperatures. If you have had knee surgery (meniscus removal and patella sculpting in my case), I highly recommend them for winter activities.

I absolutely love my bracelayer. I am a 52 year old gymnastics coach. I wear them to work. I now own three pair. I have a 30 inch waist and have sized up every time I have purchased a pair. I find XL fits my waist the best.

Most excellent!!! Why would i buy a second pair if they didn’t work. Really help my knees, never get cold and just great!!!

I love these compression tights. After knee surgery a year ago I have been reluctant to push myself during workouts due to fear of knee re-injury. With these tights my knee is supported while I get it stronger and I’m able to push myself without fear.

This is my third pair of bracelayer pants. I have a thermal pair for skiing that keep me warm and help to extend the number of mogul runs I can do in a day. The other pair I use for basketball which I play 3 times a week for an hour. The new pair for cycling I have used 4 or 5 times now for spin class and they work great. I don't have to worry about knee braces sliding down and they provide all the support I need