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Old 04-03-17 | 11:56 AM
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Originally Posted by badger_biker
LOL! I just read that Brett's riding in the Trek 100 again this year if you want to ride with him.

It was in the upper 60's here on Saturday so I finally had a chance to try the sleeves by them selves and my knees felt good after the ride with no pain. They stay in place and didn't slide down. I'd have to say they were worth the $20 for the pair.

BTW I got mine online through Walmart and I'm pretty sure they have a small.
If Bart Starr were doing the ride, I'd sign up and bring along an old Trek to do the ride!
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Old 04-03-17 | 05:05 PM
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Copper-Fit lists 5 sizes and measures 5 inches above the knee.

Zensah only lists 2 sizes and measures around the knee.

The problem with Copper-Fit is, they don't stock the small sixe.

The problem with Zensah is, I think that the S/M is too large.
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Old 04-24-17 | 08:00 PM
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I'm happy with my Copper fits. Been using almost a year after two falls on the same knee on 2016 Eroica California. Don't know what the copper does, but the added warmth and support works for me. Warm enough for all but coldest LA rides, and not too hot on the hot days. $10 each side at Ralphs (Kroger). They have held up very well, just wish they were black not brown, to match my shorts.

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Old 04-25-17 | 09:32 AM
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So we found a Curad sleeve at the drug store that fits 13 to 14 inch knees and it was under $12.
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Old 04-25-17 | 10:24 AM
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Originally Posted by Speedskater
Copper-Fit lists 5 sizes and measures 5 inches above the knee.

Zensah only lists 2 sizes and measures around the knee.

The problem with Copper-Fit is, they don't stock the small sixe.

The problem with Zensah is, I think that the S/M is too large.
I bought the large Zensah- and it squeezes the life out of me- good- but almost too tight- and I have little legs!
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