Knee support
OwnerPang-Ching Chianginventor
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Abstract
A knee support has a body and two pressing strips. The body is a band having two ends, a central segment, a protecting portion, and a shockproof pad. The protecting portion is formed in the central segment of the body. The two pressing strips are formed on the outer surface of the body and each has a distal end and a connector being formed on the distal end. The distal end of the pressing strip mounted through the ring, folded back on itself and attached to the body using the connector. The body orientates and holds the knee support in position while the pressing strip presses tightly against and supports a patella of the knee. The knee support prevents discomfort associated with loss of blood and provides good shock-absorption for the knee.
Claims18
A knee support, comprising:
- a body being a band and having
- an outer body surface;
- two body ends;
- a central segment;
- two connectors being mounted respectively on the two body ends of the body;
- a protecting portion being formed at the central segment of the body and having
- two protecting portion ends;
- and
- an outer protecting portion surface;
- two resilient mounts being formed respectively through the two protecting portion ends of the protecting portion and each resilient mount having a ring;
- and
- a shockproof pad being mounted in the protecting portion and having
- an outer shockproof pad surface;
- an inner shockproof pad surface;
- and
- two shockproof pad ends;
- two pressing strips, each pressing strip having
- a first distal end being mounted through the ring and folded back on the pressing strip;
- a second distal end;
- and
- a connector being mounted on the second distal end of the pressing strip to attach the pressing strip to the outer body surface of the body.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.