Stiff Knees In Cold Weather
If your knees can predict the weather, you know the feeling. On damp, cold days every joint feels a size too tight. Knee Pro puts steady, dry warmth right on the knee, and a compression sleeve keeps it warm when you head out.

❄️ Made for winter evenings
🔥 Up to 60°C
🛋 Couch, desk or passenger seat
How People Use It
A warm-up for cold days
1
Warm up first
Knee Pro on at 45–50°C while you have breakfast.
2
Wrap up
Pull on a compression sleeve under your trousers before you go out.
3
Warm down
Another session on the sofa when you're home.
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Good to know
The top setting is 60°C (140°F). Most people find 45–50°C plenty.
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