# Running knee support worn for an hour: Lifeclue Powerhold

- By Chayun (https://superchart.com/en/@key-hook/)
- Written Mar 12, 2026
- Products › Home & living
- Product provided: I received this product to try.
- English edition: https://superchart.com/en/@key-hook/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-faf1/
- Also in: [한국어](https://superchart.com/ko/@key-hook/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-faf1/index.md)

## In short

Lifeclue Powerhold is a patellar knee support tested on bare skin during about an hour of treadmill running in Korea. Its U-shaped pad felt more supportive than my straight silicone support, while the Velcro stayed secure; initial assembly was confusing. Verdict: comfortable, stable support for my run.

## Good to know

- **Product**: Lifeclue Powerhold Patellar Knee Support
- **Test conditions**: About one hour of running, worn on bare skin on a gym treadmill
- **Set contents**: Powerhold support, taping, and taping guide
- **Materials and structure**: U-shaped silicone pad, spandex band, and Velcro adjustment

*Prices as written by the tester on Mar 12, 2026 · not updated automatically*

I enjoy hiking and running, so I own several knee supports. This time, while using the Lifeclue Powerhold knee support, I compared its support, comfort when sweaty, and staying power with products I had used before.

![Lifeclue knee support used for running](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-01-1wvmh-900.webp)

## What comes with the support?

I usually wear a support for relatively short runs, while I prefer taping for long hikes. So I was happy that this set included both a support and taping.

![Lifeclue knee support for hiking and running](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-02-1igbx-900.webp)

![Lifeclue Powerhold knee support product](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-03-1rvk4-900.webp)

The set I received included the Powerhold support, taping, and a taping guide.

![Powerhold support and taping set contents](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-04-1lv43-900.webp)

![Taping items included with the knee support](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-05-4vj45-900.webp)

The product arrived in a case, with packing material included so it would not shift around in the empty space during delivery.

![Lifeclue knee support case and packaging](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-06-wzoa5-900.webp)

## Did it feel different from a straight knee support?

The silicone pad felt as if it wrapped around my kneecap. With the straight silicone support I already had, I did not strongly feel that it hugged the knee's rounded shape.

![Silicone pad wrapping around the kneecap](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-07-1wsgd-900.webp)

The Lifeclue product has a U-shaped cutout in the pad, so it felt like it supported my knee according to its shape. In my experience, it gave more stable support than the straight style I had used.

![U-shaped silicone pad supporting the knee's shape](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-08-5cmcb-900.webp)

![U-shaped structure of the Lifeclue knee support](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-09-m9fuc-900.webp)

## How was it on bare skin when I got sweaty?

Supports made entirely of silicone felt stuffy because they could not absorb sweat. On this product, the part supporting the knee is silicone, while the section wrapping behind the knee is a spandex band.

![Silicone pad and spandex band of the knee support](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-10-1x1b6-900.webp)

![Spandex band of the knee support wrapping behind the knee](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-11-njpwd-900.webp)

The band absorbed some sweat, so it felt less stuffy than an all-silicone product and was less prone to slipping down. I wore it directly on bare skin while running on a gym treadmill and felt almost no skin irritation.

![Perforated pattern on the back of the knee support's silicone](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-12-u4xjr-900.webp)

The back of the silicone has a perforated pattern. When worn, it felt like less sweat built up and like it adhered closely to my skin.

![Silicone section of the knee support with a perforated pattern](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-13-17yx1-900.webp)

![Knee support pad section that sits close against the skin](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-14-178oh-900.webp)

With the support I used before, sweat on bare skin would make it slip down, and I would tighten it again. This product was relatively less likely to loosen or slide down, even when I moved vigorously.

![Lifeclue knee support worn while exercising](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-15-60dav-900.webp)

## Was it difficult to put on the first time?

At first, the silicone pad and Velcro section arrived separately, so I was a little confused about how to connect them. I placed it with the U-shaped opening facing upward, positioned it to feel as though it supported just below my kneecap, and fastened the Velcro. Then I adjusted it for my leg size and desired level of compression.

## Did the Velcro stay secure for an hour of running?

The Velcro was soft rather than scratchy, so I worried that it might come undone easily. But it did not come loose during about an hour of running.

However, foreign matter such as dust can build up on the Velcro and weaken its grip. I thought I should take care to keep debris from sticking to it after use.

![Velcro section for adjusting the knee support's compression](https://img.superchart.com/images/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support/lifeclue-powerhold-running-knee-support-16-1rl99-900.webp)

## Did my knees feel different after exercising?

Previously, I would have knee pain the next day after a long hike or a long run. This time, the knee wearing the support felt as though it was under less strain than the one without it. That is the difference I personally noticed while exercising.

What I liked most was the support of the U-shaped pad and the fact that it slipped down less while moving. It also felt easy to carry and wear. Connecting it the first time was confusing, but I was satisfied with its secure hold during running and the feel against bare skin.

## Products

- Lifeclue Powerhold Patellar Knee Support — Lifeclue

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