CTi®3 Sizing & Fit Guide: Get the Perfect Fit for Pro‑Level Protection
Finding the right knee brace size is the single most important step to unlocking the full protection and comfort of the CTi®3. Whether you're a professional athlete or a weekend rider, a proper fit keeps your brace locked in through impact, sweat, mud, and speed — without restricting movement.
Why Fit Matters
A properly sized CTi®3 doesn’t just feel comfortable — it performs like an extension of your leg.
- Superior stability during high‑impact landings and turns
- Confident control over ACL, PCL, MCL, and LCL motion
- Reduced risk of hyperextension or unwanted rotation
- No slipping under motocross gear, sleeves, or pants
How to Measure for Your CTi®3
You’ll only need a flexible tape measure and a minute or two:
- Find your knee center. Locate the midpoint between your kneecap and the crease at the back of your knee.
- Measure above the knee. Wrap the tape 6" (15 cm) above the knee center and record the circumference.
- Measure below the knee. Wrap the tape 6" (15 cm) below the knee center and record this number.
- Compare to the CTi®3 size chart.
- Small: 33–39 cm above / 25–31 cm below
- Medium: 39–45 cm above / 31–37 cm below
- Large: 45–51 cm above / 37–43 cm below
- X‑Large: 51–57 cm above / 43–49 cm below
(Measurements are general guidelines — confirm with the official CTi®3 sizing chart included with your purchase.)
Fit Tips for the Perfect Setup
- Test both braces: If you wear a pair, size and adjust each leg individually.
- Strap snug, not tight: Your brace should feel secure but not pinching.
- Use the anti‑migration strap: Keeps CTi®3 locked in during mud, snow, and sweat.
- Move naturally: Flex, assume ride position, and walk before use to confirm no shifting or gapping.
Under‑Gear Setup
CTi®3 works under motocross boots, ski/snow pants, and sleeves. Place the brace directly on skin or over a thin sleeve, then put on socks/pants/boots to ensure no bunching at the hinges.
Riding Check
- Sit and stand several times; confirm no gap at the condyles
- Simulate ride posture and light squats
- Recheck strap tension after 10–15 minutes of activity
Maintenance for Consistent Fit
- Rinse liners and straps after muddy or sweaty sessions
- Air‑dry completely; avoid high heat
- Inspect D‑rings, straps, and pads periodically; replace worn parts for best hold
Every CTi®3 brace is engineered for off‑the‑shelf performance — medical‑grade support built for motocross, MTB, skiing, snowmobiling, and more. With the right size and strap setup, you’ll get the same trusted stability pro athletes depend on.
Need help measuring or picking a size? Contact our CTi Sports Bracing Fit Specialists for personalized guidance.
