Arthritis Product Reviews for Your Knees | Tools & Gadgets for Arthritis in Knees

Ergon PC2 Contour Pedals

Exercise Exercises that will help you if you have osteoarthritis include aerobic activities, such as walking, biking, swimming, and water aerobics. Talk with your doctor about exercising in moderation.

GelPro^® Floor Mat

UpRoot^® Weed & Root Remover

Choose shoes wisely! Avoid heels that are too high or too hard, donâ€™t wear sandals, and choose shoes that lace up and provide your feet with firm support.

Fiskars UpRoot Weed & Root Remover Review

Jogging to Prevent Osteoarthritis September 15, 2012

Portable Power Lifting Seat

UPEASY Portable Power Lifting Seat Review

ABEO^® SMARTsystem Shoes

Walking Your Way to Winter Health January 19, 2012

ScoopFree^® Automatic Litter Box

Gator Grabber

Finding the Right Bike for Arthritis January 9, 2012

Easy-to-reach is the way to go! Store items in an accessible location. You want to do as little reaching or stooping as possible.

Tee Pal Pro Golf Ball Teeing Device

The Right Shoes Footwear can affect knee health. The kinds of shoes you wear can impact the load put on the knee joints, making knee pain better or worse.

Tee Pal Pro Golf Ball Teeing Device Review

Dance Your Way to Better Health January 9, 2012

Be Good to Your Joints If you have arthritis in your knees or hips, avoid any jolting exercises, such as jogging, and opt for low-impact, easy-on-the-joints aerobic exercises, like swimming. Remember to talk to your doctor before you begin an exercise program.

Train before skiing if you have arthritis! If you love to hit the slopes, you can still do so even if you have arthritis â€“ but talk with your doctor first, and be sure to train for weeks leading up to your first ski trip of the season.