
Steadier on stairs, courts, slopes and long days.
Reoviva is for people who were told to slow down and didn't listen. Former athletes. A few surgeries. Still competitive — just a little smarter about it now.
You don't need a diagnosis to keep playing. You need your knee to feel held.
Where do you need it?
Make the third day of the week a normal day.
Two sessions and something flares up. The third is where the excuses start. Set the dial firm for sprints and stops, a quarter turn looser for the walk to the car. Nothing to re-wrap on the bench.
The first run of the season shouldn't decide the rest of the trip.
Slim enough to live under ski pants, firm enough that your knee tracks on afternoon crud when your legs are gone. Snug it before the first run, ease it off in the lodge.
Stairs, airports, the long walk to the gate.
Not every day is a game day. The same hold that keeps you steady on court works on stadium steps and the long walk through the terminal. Ease the dial off when you sit, take it off when you're home.
You've spent more on tape, wraps and ice packs than on paddles.
A sleeve slides down by the second game. Tape has to go back on before every game. A hinged brace lives in the closet because it's a hassle. This goes on in ten seconds and rinses clean in the sink.
Five parts. One twist.
The hold of a strapped brace, the comfort of a knit sleeve — and a dial that changes the hold without taking it off.
- 1Turn-to-tighten dialPulls the cord evenly around the joint. Quarter-turn changes mid-game.
- 2Side stabilizersFlexible stays on both sides stop the sideways wobble on cuts and landings.
- 3Padded kneecap ringCushions the kneecap and keeps the brace centered, so it doesn't twist.
- 4Anti-slip bandsSilicone grip top and bottom. If it shifts, one twist snugs it back.
- 5Breathable knitThin, stretchy, hand-washable. Fits under jeans and ski pants.
How it compares
| Sleeve | Hinged | Reoviva | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Adjust without taking it off | ¼ turn | ||
| Fits under pants | |||
| Side-to-side support | rigid | flexible | |
| On in | 10 s | 1 min | 10 s |
Former athletes. A few surgeries. Still competitive.
If your knee decides your calendar more than you'd like, this is yours. Not a medical device. Not a cure. Gear for people who've already proven they'll keep going.
On in ten seconds. Snug, not numb.
| Size | Inches | cm |
|---|---|---|
| M | 13.7 – 15.7 | 35 – 40 |
| L | 15.7 – 18.1 | 40 – 46 |
| XL | 18.1 – 21.2 | 46 – 54 |
| XXL | 21.2 – 24.4 | 54 – 62 |
Between sizes? Go up. The dial takes up the slack; a size too small can't be loosened enough. Unsure? Email us your measurement and we'll tell you which size.
Questions people ask before they buy
Which size should I get?
Measure around your thigh a few inches above the kneecap and match it to the size guide above. Between two sizes? Go up. A brace that's a little loose, the dial tightens in seconds. One that's too small can't be made bigger.
Not sure? Email hello@reoviva.com with your measurement and we'll tell you which size to pick.
Will it slide down?
The silicone bands at the top and bottom grip best on bare skin, and the right size makes the biggest difference. If it does shift during a long game, you don't have to take it off or re-wrap anything. One twist of the dial snugs it back.
How do I tighten and loosen the dial?
Turn the dial to draw the cord in and tighten. Turn it back the other way to ease it off. Do it standing, with your knee slightly bent, and stop at snug, not tight.
If you ever get stuck, email us and we'll walk you through it.
Why is the dial only on one side?
It sits on the outside of the knee so it doesn't rub your other leg. The dial pulls a thin cord laced through guide tabs down the outer side, which draws the knit snug around the knee.
Left, right or the pair?
Each brace is shaped for one knee so the dial faces outward. Right knee: dial on the right. Left knee: dial on the left. Buy the side that bothers you, or the pair. Plenty of players like the same feel on both knees.
Is it bulky like a hinged brace?
No. The stabilizers are flexible stays that sit flat down each side, with no rigid hinge and no metal digging in. It's a knit, not a plastic frame, and it fits under shorts, jeans and ski pants.
Will it stretch out over time?
Like any knit, it relaxes a little with wear. That's exactly what the dial is for: a turn tighter takes up the slack. Hand wash, lay flat to dry, and keep it away from heat. And you have 90 days to decide either way.
Will my knee get dependent on it?
It's support, not a cast. Your legs still do all the work. Wear it when you play, take it off when you don't, and loosen the dial when you sit down.
How long does shipping take?
Orders ship within 1–3 business days and usually arrive in 7–12 business days. Shipping is free in the US, and you'll get a tracking link by email as soon as your order leaves the warehouse.
What if it doesn't work for me?
You have 90 days to decide. If it slides, pinches, or you just don't reach for it, email hello@reoviva.com with a photo of the brace and we'll refund you in full. Worn is fine, and you don't have to send it back.
Is this a medical device?
No. It's a sports support for comfort and stability during activity. It isn't intended to diagnose or treat any condition. If you have an injury or a medical condition, talk to your doctor or physical therapist first.
Ninety days. Then decide.
Play in it. Court, slope, stairs, the spring league — three months of real sessions is long enough to know whether it has earned its place in your bag.
If it hasn't, email us for a full refund. Worn is fine, that's the point. You don't even have to send it back.
Keep playing.
Tighten it once. Forget it's there.
$59.99 per knee, $79.99 the pair, free US shipping. Pick your size and get back on court.
Still unsure? hello@reoviva.com — a real person answers.


