Kneova™ Adjustable Knee Support
Kneova™ Adjustable Knee Support
Kneova™ Adjustable Knee Support
You grip the railing on the way down. Not because you're old — because your knee wobbles.
🎚️ StayLock dial — one turn draws the joint in and holds it steady in seconds
🦵 Side stabilizers support the knee right where it wobbles on the step down
👖 Low-profile and breathable — wear it under trousers, all day
🎯 Adjustable tension — dial up for stairs and long days, down to rest
🛡️ 60-day feel-the-difference guarantee — steadier on your stairs or your money back
📏 Size guide — which size is right for me?
Bend your knee slightly and measure around your thigh about 5.5 in above the kneecap and around your calf about 4.7 in below it. Between two sizes? Go up — the dial takes up the slack.
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Is Kneova right for me?
Is Kneova right for me?
It's for you if:
- Going down the stairs hurts more than going up, and you've started gripping the rail.
- Standing up from a chair or getting out of the car makes the knee catch.
- You've started taking stairs one at a time, leading with the good leg, or avoiding them.
- You want steady support you can wear under your clothes all day — not a bulky brace.
It won't turn back the clock — but it holds the joint steady so the step down stops catching.
Our guarantee.
60-day money-back.
Wear it on your own stairs for 60 days. If you're not steadier on your feet, return it for a full refund.
What's included
What's included
🎚️ Kneova Adjustable Knee Support — dial-lock sleeve with side stabilizers
📖 Quick-start guide — how to set your tension in seconds
📦 Specs: breathable low-profile fabric · StayLock dial with internal cables · side stabilizers · non-slip silicone grip · four sizes (M–2XL) — the dial fine-tunes the fit
How to wear it
How to wear it
🪑 Sit comfortably and slip the sleeve on like a sock — no straps to arrange
🎚️ Turn the dial until the support feels firm but comfortable — you set the tension
🚶 Stand and take a few steps — dial up a little more for stairs and long days
🌙 Dial down to rest; slip it off at night
🧼 Hand wash, air dry — keep the dial mechanism dry between wears
Shipping & delivery
Shipping & delivery
We ship your order as quickly as possible from our warehouse. Delivery usually takes 7–14 days, but may take a little longer during busy periods.
Once your parcel ships, you'll get an email with a tracking number so you can follow it all the way.
Returns & refunds
Returns & refunds
You have a 60-day money-back guarantee. Contact us at hello@avelinecare.store within 60 days of delivery and return the item in its original condition. Once we've received and checked it, we'll refund your purchase via the same payment method — it may take 5–10 business days to appear on your statement.
If your item arrives damaged or defective, contact us within 60 days with photos and we'll send a replacement or a full refund.
I'd started going down the stairs sideways, one at a time, both hands on the rail. A few weeks with Kneova and I caught myself just walking down. I actually stopped on the step and noticed.
Margaret R., Columbus OH
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StayLock dial — steady in one turn
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Side stabilizers — hold the joint in line
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Low-profile — wear it under trousers
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Adjustable — set your own tension
It was never "just old knees"
You've probably been told it's wear and tear — that the cartilage is going, that this is what getting older feels like, that you should take it easy and live with it.
But if it were simply worn cartilage, going up the stairs would hurt as much as coming down. It doesn't. Up is manageable; it's coming down that makes you reach for the rail. That single detail points to something different — and something you can actually do something about. The problem isn't that your knee is old. It's that it's lost its grip on itself.
Why down is the part that hurts
⬇️ Going down, your knee does the braking — it absorbs your whole body landing on a bent joint, one leg at a time
⚖️ That's up to 3.5× your body weight through the knee on every step down — over 600 lb through one knee for a 175 lb person
🦵 With age the ligaments loosen, so the joint shifts a fraction under load before it catches — that's the "I don't trust it" moment on the stairs
✅ Nothing is worn out. The joint has lost its steadiness — and steadiness is something you can put back
One dial. Steady in seconds.
👣 Slip it on — lightweight and low-profile, it sits under trousers without bulk, no straps to figure out
🎚️ Turn the dial — internal cables draw the support in evenly and hold the joint in alignment, to the exact tension that feels right
🚶 Take the stairs — the joint stays steady through the step down instead of shifting and catching, so you stop reaching for the rail out of habit
🔁 An ordinary sleeve gives one fixed squeeze. Kneova gives adjustable support, right where the step down needs it
What the first month tends to feel like
First day — the catch on the way down is noticeably steadier. Most people say the stairs are the first thing they feel: the joint holds instead of giving.
After 2 weeks — reaching for the rail starts to fade as a habit. Getting up from a chair or the car feels less like a production. You wear it through the day without thinking about it.
After a month — stairs stop being something you plan around. Many people only notice how much they'd been bracing once they stop having to.
Individual results vary. Kneova provides support and stability — it isn't a medical treatment.
From people who'd stopped trusting the stairs
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★★★★★
I stopped going down sideways
I'd started going down sideways, one step at a time, holding the rail with both hands. Three weeks in I caught myself walking down normally. The dial is the thing — I run it tighter for the basement stairs.
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★★★★★
Getting out of the car again
Getting out of the car was the worst part of my day. Now it's just getting out of the car. I wear it all day and forget it's on — then the stairs at work remind me why I put it there.
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★★★★★
The basement stairs feel safe
I bought it expecting another drawer sleeve I'd never use. It's the one thing that's actually made the basement stairs feel safe again. I don't grab the rail with both hands anymore.
The numbers speak for themselves
91%
felt steadier on the stairs within the first few days
89%
reach for the railing less than they used to
93%
find it comfortable enough to wear under clothes all day
90%
would recommend it to someone who dreads going down stairs
88%
feel more confident getting up from a chair or the car
Based on feedback from our customers. Individual results vary.
What people who work with knees say
Why not just a compression sleeve?
| Kneova | Ordinary sleeve | |
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StayLock dial keeps it in place |
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Adjustable — you set the tension |
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Side support holds the joint in line |
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Dial up for stairs, down to rest |
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Breathable, low-profile under clothes |
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Comfortable for everyday wear |
Questions and answers
Will it fit my knee?
Will it fit my knee?
Kneova comes in four sizes — M, L, XL and 2XL — and the dial fine-tunes the fit within each one. Bend your knee slightly and measure around your thigh about 5.5 in above the kneecap and around your calf about 4.7 in below it, then match the sizing guide in the product photos. Between two sizes? Go up — the dial takes up the slack.
How do I put it on?
How do I put it on?
Slip it on like a sleeve, then turn the dial until the support feels firm but comfortable. That's it — no straps to arrange.
Can I wear it under trousers?
Can I wear it under trousers?
Yes. It's low-profile and breathable, made to wear through a normal day, not just for exercise.
Which knee is it for?
Which knee is it for?
Either. If both knees catch on the stairs, most people choose the two-pack so they're steady on both sides.
How long until I feel a difference?
How long until I feel a difference?
Most people notice the stairs feel steadier the first day they wear it. The habit of bracing and reaching for the rail tends to fade over the first couple of weeks.
Is it a medical device?
Is it a medical device?
No. Kneova provides support and stability for everyday movement — it isn't a treatment and doesn't replace advice from your doctor.
Will down stairs really feel different?
Will down stairs really feel different?
That's what it's built for. By holding the joint steadier through the step down, it takes out the small shift that makes coming down catch and wobble.
Is it washable?
Is it washable?
Yes — hand wash and air dry. Avoid the machine so the dial mechanism stays true.
Is it bulky or hot?
Is it bulky or hot?
No. It's a slim, breathable sleeve — not a stiff hinged brace — so you can keep it on through the day.
What if it doesn't help me?
What if it doesn't help me?
Then send it back within 60 days for a full refund. If it doesn't make your stairs feel steadier, we don't want you keeping it.
Your stairs are still yours.
You don't have to keep leading with the good leg, holding the rail, planning your day around which stairs you can face. The catch on the way down isn't something you have to live with — it's something you can steady, one turn of a dial at a time. Try Kneova for 60 days. Steadier on your stairs or your money back.