Wow is right! I am SO happy I bought these. I am six months out from reconstructive knee surgery and decided to give these a go. I am 60 and play on a very competitive, travel softball team. We recently played in Florida, where it was unusually hot, and I played four games in one day and was ready to keep going. I wasn't hot. I wasn't sore the next day or day after. I felt amazing. THIS is an amazing product. Thank you for all your help with my sizing, which was an issue at first. I am elated to own these!

I received my pair of Men's K1 Flux about a month ago. I am 6 ft tall and 190 lb. I ordered the Large and found them slightly loose in the waist after a few times wearing them. Since Stoko offered an exchange at no cost I asked for the Medium size which I received. They are tight but very wearable and I love the support they provide. Maybe in time different sizes will be available (like halfway between medium and large).
I have a knee replacement and osteoarthritis and have tried several different braces. This product has given me the best support to date providing me confidence to do more things that I enjoy.

I’ve been a ski instructor for 51 years now and at the age of 69 put in 83 days this season. Was using a Don joy knee brace for many years and was skeptical about using the Stoko Summit K1. Well I don’t use the Don Joy anymore. The Stoko gives these old legs new life, knee, hip and thigh support keeps me out teaching at least 6 hours a day. Just bought my second pair so I can swap out between washes. Just wish they would partner with PSIA & NSP for professional discounts like many other companies in the industry.

I sprained my left knee playing hockey last year. After missing two-and-a-half months, I came back on the ice wearing a hinged brace. I had been also been wearing a compression brace on my right knee after hurting that knee years ago. I'm known as a grinder/plumber on the ice. That damn hinged brace made me slower and very uncomfortable on the ice. Enough. A friend of mine told me about Stoko. To be honest, the price point was quite intimidating. But you know what? I need to enjoy my time on the ice. So I took the plunge and bought a pair. Best. Investment. Ever. People were noticing that I was moving faster on the ice. I felt more confident on the ice. I was getting to open spaces faster. I was having fun for the first time in almost six months, actually for the first time in a long time. Maybe that SOB who hurt my knee (he was playing recklessly) did me a favor. I love these so much that I bought another pair as I play 4x/week. Wash one, wear one. Whoever invented these things should get a medal. I can't play without my Stokos! Thank you! Thank you! Thank you!

I got the Flux for skiing instead of the Summit. I skied it in 17 degrees and it wasn't a problem. Did not have other under garments on at the time. The work, support of knees and I think other parts like hips and whatnot. I personally would get the Flux for skiing. Plenty warm enough unless it gets real cold. I also skied it in spring conditions and it wasn't too hot. They are great until you have to take a ****. Real pain then.

I purchased the K1 Summit for skiing and loved it so much, I purchased the K1 Flux for other activities: weight training, hiking, mountain biking & golf. The Stoko products have reduced my knee pain substantially during activity. Unfortunately, Canada Life has denied my medical claim for reimbursement because they are not constructed with steel or rigid plastic. I am appealing that decision, and still recommend the product.

J’adore mes Stoko, je joue fréquemment au pickleball et maintenant je n’ai plus cette douleur aux jambes.
Grâce au support j’ai même jouer pendant 5 heures sans problème, merveilleux.

Male, mid 60s, very active and in shape.

I had been experiencing some knee pain while skiing as well as during core/cardio/strength workouts. I have an old ACL graft on one knee and no injuries other than life on the other. I bought the K1 Summit and experienced immediate pain reduction and stability confidence on the first wear. I have yet to wear it skiing but squats, lunges, step ups etc are all radically better for me. I can't recommend more strongly for someone in a similar position to me. Despite some reviews indicating difficulties putting it on its very quick and straight forward. I did have a seam open just a bit and the company immediately and without question replaced the product. I do find the Boa dials a bit uncomfortable during crunches but that is a small issue relative to the huge benefits I am seeing with using it.

I am very happy that I found these...I hate wearing knee braces, especially when I play hockey because the damn things always get repositioned when I sweat. These worked out great! I was able to play without bulky knee braces and without tylenol! lol I have to lose some weight because the waist is very tight, but they are great otherewise.

I need a knee replacement because of arthritis. Skiing and other activities were becoming more difficult and painful so I purchased the K1 Summit. I loved them so much I purchased a pair of K1 Flux for other activities such as weight training, hiking, golf, etc. Because I only have an issue with one knee, the ability to adjust each leg according to the support you require suits my needs well. Both products provide lightweight, but firm support. The ability to get a note from your doctor for your medical insurance and the 60-day money back guarantee is a no brainer. What are you waiting for?

I skied deep powder in my new K1s for several days.
No knee pain whatsoever! They are great!
Should keep me on the slopes into my 80s

2nd set of Stoko's that I've bought, one for skiing and one for lightweight outings, especially as Spring is about to sprung. Once you know how to put them on, it's no different than a pair of long underwear. The extra feeling of support on my knees has given me more confidence to workout for more effort. Interesting aside is that the tights are reducing the amount of muscle cramps when I'm stretching. Definitely a win for my walks and soon to being again runs.

After a few eventful days skiing in Revelstoke last season my right knee was not happy. My daughter found me a used pair and it made the last few days of skiing so much better. But the tights were a size small so this season I bought new pair size medium. I thought about it for a little while because of the price but in the end purchased. One of the best piece of ski gear I ever purchased. It doesn’t make my knee pain disappear (physio will make that happen) but these tights definitely make me more confident with the knee and diminishes my pain. Also they are pretty comfortable, don’t feel them at all while skiing and they keep me warm. Highly recommend.

I'm very impressed with my Stoko K1 Flux knee compression pants. I suffered a knee injury which hasn't totally healed and I play 2 softball games every week. I thought I wasn't able to play again because the knee pain has been bothering me quite a lot. I've been wearing all sorts of knee braces just to keep me in the game and after some extensive research I ran into the Stoko products and I figured I would give it a try. These pants are incredible, they give me total support on my knees. It allows me to run and play softball without any pain at all. It has also helped in preventing hamstring and calf muscle injuries. The Stoko pants were tight at first but as the weeks have passed, they have molded nicely to my body. I highly recommend these compression knee brace pants to anyone who wants to continue participating in their sport of choice but has been in the sidelines due to injuries.

I have been a downhill skier my whole life and have suffered from knee pain from skiing for decades. I have tried all kinds of braces in the past that haven't made much of a difference. I decided to try the K1 at the start of this season. It has been absolutely astounding the difference I have experienced. No knee pain on any of my trips this year for the first time! Thank you for your fine work in developing this innovation.