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Four ACL tears in one knee, and I still ski every winter. For a long time that meant wearing a metal knee brace. It did its job, but it was big, bulky, and I constantly adjusted it on every chairlift ride. Three seasons ago I switched to Stoko Supportive Tights and haven’t looked back. They look and feel like a normal base layer, but there’s 100 feet of supportive cables knit into the fabric, positioned where your muscles and ligaments sit. Two dials in the waistband tighten the cables on each leg separately, so my surgery knee always gets a little more support than the other one. Crank it up before you drop in, release it when you’re done. The training I do year-round is what keeps my knees strong. Stokos are the layer that adds some confidence while on the mountain. If your knees have been through it, check out @stoko Supportive Apparel before the season starts. Happy Kneehabing 🫡 Thanks @stoko for supporting my knees and sponsoring this post. #stoko #supportiveapparel