A flat-knit knee orthosis that is shorter than the standard size, see picture 2. The knee orthosis has an anatomical design with three individual compression zones. The central part of the orthosis has the highest compression zone in order to reduce local swelling over the knee joint. The central zone grades out into two zones with 30% lower compression to be able to transport the swelling towards the large muscle groups in the thighs and calves. On the sides there are two spiral springs that provide a lighter support.

On picture no. 2 shows the difference in length compared to the standard orthoses. It differs approx. 9 cm in total length.