DESIGNED TO MOVE YOU.
Tensor™ Platinum Compression Sleeves for Knee, Ankle, and Elbow
Our Platinum Compression Sleeves are here. Let's move.
Introducing redesigned sleeves, from the brand you trust to help keep you moving. Tensor™ Platinum Compression Sleeves have been improved, down to the details, so you can do the things you want to do for your family, for work, for fun, for you.
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Tensor™ Platinum Compression Knee SleevesWhere to Buy Knee Sleeves -
Tensor™ Platinum Compression Elbow SleevesWhere to Buy Elbow Sleeves -
Tensor™ Platinum Compression Ankle SleevesWhere to Buy Ankle Sleeves
Compression Sleeves, Re-Imagined
The premium, ultra-soft fabric with 4-way stretch is breathable and moisture-wicking. The no-cutout design helps reduce chafing and rubbing. Our innovative comfort band with silicone beading helps prevent slipping and rolling. We've added removable knee stabilizers for customizable support and gel elbow pads for targeted compression. All of these details have been re-engineered to offer the comfort and support you want.
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Comfort Band + Silicone Beading to Reduce Slipping -
Breathable Moisture Wicking -
4-Way Stretch Moves With You -
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Helps Reduce Chafing + Rubbing
FAQs
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Q: What makes this line of compression sleeves comfortable?
A: They are made with our softest elastic knit material that stretches in all 4 directions while also being breathable and moisture-wicking.
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Q: What size should I buy?
A: Since we all are built differently, you may need to move up or down a size to ensure a proper fit. See the side panel of the box for measurement instructions for guidance on what size to choose or see the size comparison images on the product page.
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Q: What are the compression sleeves recommended to use for?
A: This line of compression sleeves are intended to provide compression to help relieve muscle and joint stiffness, soreness and swelling for the elbow, knee & ankle.
- The knee is recommended for mild osteoarthritis, swelling, soreness, sprains and strains
- The ankle is recommended for mild tendonitis, swelling, soreness, sprains and strains
- The elbow is recommended for mild tendonitis, golfer's elbow, tennis elbow, swelling, sprains and strains
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Q: I am having difficulty pulling up the compression sleeve. Any tips?
A: Try folding over the comfort band to the outside of before putting on the compression sleeve. This will move the silicone beading away from your skin, helping to improve the sliding up and over your joint.
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Q: Any tips for removing or inserting the metal stabilizer into the knee pocket?
A: It helps to pinch the pocket hole with both hands and hold the compression sleeve in a flat, horizontal position when removing or inserting the stabilizer.
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Q: Who can wear these compression sleeves?
A: Joint pain sufferers and everyday users who need compression and support that is comfortable.
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Q: What should I do if discomfort or pain results, persists or increases during use?
A: Immediately discontinue use and consult a physician.
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Q: What are they made from?
A: The body of the compression sleeve is made with elastic knit material, a blend of nylon and polyester. The elastic comfort band is an elastic band with silicone beading. The elbow pressure pads are silicone, and the knee stabilizers are made of stainless steel.
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Q: What level of compression and support do the compression sleeves have?
A: All the compression sleeves provide moderate to firm levels of compression. The knee has dual side stabilizers for adaptable support and the elbow has a wrap-around strap for targeted, adjustable compression.
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Q: The box states these products to be “Class 1 Medical Device”. What does that mean?
A: A Class 1 Medical Devices is defined by the FDA as a medical device that is a low-risk device that poses minimal potential for harm to the user. Other examples of Class 1 devices include bandages, handheld surgical instruments, nonelectric wheelchairs, crutches, and orthopedic shoes.
