See the Latest Battle Armor in the Fight Against ACL Injuries

RELATED: Get a close look at how the FULLSTOP works at DonJoyPerformance.com
“FULLSTOP’s innovative hinged bracing system ensures that the joint receives maximum support, while allowing the athlete to comfortably return to play without having to self-moderate their movements,” according to Toby Bost, President of DJO Consumer. Translation: You can train your best with less stress.
The FULLSTOP isn’t meant just for injured legs, however. Don Joy says that during the recovery process, the opposing knee is more than two times as likely to suffer an injury than the reconstructed one. This is partly due to what sports medicine experts call compensation patterns—your healthy leg tries to do too much to protect the injured one, and winds up damaging itself.
The result, DonJoy says, is that people who use the FULLSTOP are more likely to keep both legs healthy during their comeback.
“60 to 80 percent of ACL injuries are non-contact,” Bost says. “FULLSTOP provides a 60 percent decrease in non-contact ALC injury rate in both the previously injured and uninjured knee.”
RELATED: See the FULLSTOP Yourself at DonJoyPerformance.com
Although the FULLSTOP was designed for people recovering from an ACL tear, an athlete doesn’t need to have suffered such a severe injury to benefit from using it. The brace can be helpful to anyone who’s dealt with knee hyperextension, instability of the joint or patella, or moderate ligament or tendon sprains around the knee.
A 4-strap design keeps the FULLSTOP secure on the leg. Pulltabs on the straps make fitting the brace, and getting it on and off, easier than ever. A neoprene breathable mesh wrap encasing the leg allows for better temperature regulation, so your skin stays cool even as your workout heats up.
DonJoy says FULLSTOP helps athletes feel a greater sense of confidence in their comeback and stay in the game longer once they reach the field. You can find the brace at DonJoyPerformance.com.
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See the Latest Battle Armor in the Fight Against ACL Injuries

RELATED: Get a close look at how the FULLSTOP works at DonJoyPerformance.com
“FULLSTOP’s innovative hinged bracing system ensures that the joint receives maximum support, while allowing the athlete to comfortably return to play without having to self-moderate their movements,” according to Toby Bost, President of DJO Consumer. Translation: You can train your best with less stress.
The FULLSTOP isn’t meant just for injured legs, however. Don Joy says that during the recovery process, the opposing knee is more than two times as likely to suffer an injury than the reconstructed one. This is partly due to what sports medicine experts call compensation patterns—your healthy leg tries to do too much to protect the injured one, and winds up damaging itself.
The result, DonJoy says, is that people who use the FULLSTOP are more likely to keep both legs healthy during their comeback.
“60 to 80 percent of ACL injuries are non-contact,” Bost says. “FULLSTOP provides a 60 percent decrease in non-contact ALC injury rate in both the previously injured and uninjured knee.”
RELATED: See the FULLSTOP Yourself at DonJoyPerformance.com
Although the FULLSTOP was designed for people recovering from an ACL tear, an athlete doesn’t need to have suffered such a severe injury to benefit from using it. The brace can be helpful to anyone who’s dealt with knee hyperextension, instability of the joint or patella, or moderate ligament or tendon sprains around the knee.
A 4-strap design keeps the FULLSTOP secure on the leg. Pulltabs on the straps make fitting the brace, and getting it on and off, easier than ever. A neoprene breathable mesh wrap encasing the leg allows for better temperature regulation, so your skin stays cool even as your workout heats up.
DonJoy says FULLSTOP helps athletes feel a greater sense of confidence in their comeback and stay in the game longer once they reach the field. You can find the brace at DonJoyPerformance.com.