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POD KX Knee Brace Bag

Regular price 27,86
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Product description

The POD KX knee brace bag is a compact, sturdy bag that organizes and safely transports knee braces and their accompanying accessories. Suitable for athletes, physical therapists, and anyone who travels or trains regularly with a knee brace.

  • Color: Black with contrasting white piping for a modern, sporty look.
  • Material and construction: Durable outer fabric with sturdy zippers, designed for daily use.
  • Main compartment and zipper: Spacious main compartment with a secure zipper for easy access and storage of knee braces.
  • Front pocket and storage organization: Front pocket with mesh detailing and POD branding, ideal for smaller accessories you use frequently.
  • Carrying comfort: Top handle for easy lifting and carrying, suitable as an addition to your athletic or carry-on gear.
  • MPN / brand name: JU-KA100-001-NS (MPN) — recognizable and convenient for warranty purposes and pairing with other POD products.
  • Unisex design: Suitable for adults and use by a variety of athletes or physical therapists, with no gender restrictions.

This knee brace bag provides a practical solution for transporting your knee brace and essentials neatly to training, physical therapy, or travel. Its compact yet functional design ensures everything is quickly easy to locate, while the sturdy material delivers lasting durability for daily use. With the POD KX knee brace bag, you can keep your knee support comfortable and hassle-free within reach.

Specifications

  • SKU
    JU-KA100-001-NS

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