BraceAbility Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint Sock - Plantar Fascia Boot for Sleeping, Achilles Tendonitis Relief, Foot Drop, Heel Pain - Planter Facetious Brace for Women and Men - Black (M)
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Color: Black
Size: Medium
Features
- Adjustable Fit for Men and Women: Check the sizing chart in our product images before ordering; this plantar fasciitis night sock fits teen and adult men or women and can be worn on the right or left foot for versatile support
- Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint Sock Built for Comfort: Our night splint features a breathable, skin-friendly build, a wide toe box, and an adjustable toe strap for a deeper, customizable stretch than everyday plantar fasciitis socks or inserts
- Gentle Stretch and Support While You Sleep: Wear this plantar fasciitis brace for sleeping to stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon overnight; the soft sleeping boot gives a therapeutic stretch without the bulk of hard plastic splints
- Lightweight, Low-Profile Design for Nightly Use: Easier to sleep in than a rigid plantar fasciitis night brace, this lightweight night splint is ideal if you are new to a night sock for plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis
Description
We believe everyone deserves to move with ease and support. That’s why at BraceAbility, we offer high-quality orthopedic braces in a wide range of sizes. Our products are designed to help you stay active and go about your day with confidence. You can trust that with BraceAbility, you'll have the support you need to move through your day with ease. Easily adjust the plantar fascia night sock for a personalized stretch and support that fits your unique comfort level and needs. Plantar fasciitis soft night sock gently stretches the plantar fascia overnight to reduce inflammation, ease morning pain, and support daily comfort. Offering versatile support for plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, heel spurs, tight calves, and other common causes of foot and ankle pain. This product may qualify for FSA or HSA spending, making it easier to invest in the support and comfort your feet need and deserve. Plantar Fasciitis Sock Ankle Compression Socks Comfort Knit Ankle Sleeve Closed Toe Diabetic Socks Sleeping Stretch Boot Plantar Fasciitis Boot Heel Spur Cups We understand the physical and mental pain that comes with injuries and health issues. Our mission is to empower people to live confidently and comfortably by embracing holistic well-being. Since 2011, BraceAbility has been providing affordable orthopedic braces from Cedar Falls, Iowa, to support recovery and enhance performance. US-based with a global team, we improve products and processes to deliver an unmatched client experience.
Brand: BraceAbility
Size: Medium
Specific Uses For Product: Plantar Fasciitis
Use for: Foot
Age Range (Description): Adult
Brand Name: BraceAbility
Age Range Description: Adult
Number of Items: 1
Model Number: BR15
Manufacturer: BraceAbility
UPC: 810069362694 641427942889
Global Trade Identification Number: 94
Included Components: 1 Plantar Fasciitis Relief Night Splint
Part Number: 03A0501M
Material: Neoprene, Nylon, Polyester
Product Care Instructions: Hand Wash Only
Specific Uses For Product: Plantar Fasciitis
Target Use Body Part: Foot
Sport Type: Walking
Special Features: Adjustable, Lightweight, Non Slip, Stretchable
Closure Type: Hook & Loop
Size: Medium
Unit Count: 1 Count
Item Thickness: 0.25 inches
Item Weight: 50 g
Item Dimensions: 12 x 7 x 0.75 inches
Color: Black
Item Form: Brace, Sock, Splint
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Size: Small
I've struggle with pretty bad PF in my heel (I've had PF once before but it was pain in my arch - this heel pain is awful!). I've had it for about 6ish weeks and was trying pretty much everything and finally, at the end of my rope, I ordered this sock. It just felt like I was starting over from scratch every morning so thought that keep my foot in this position would allow the healing overnight to stay vs reopening any healing that happened when my foot was relaxed while sleeping. In 4 nights of wearing, the pain is almost gone first thing in the morning and I now have no pain at all during the day. I can't believe I struggled for so many weeks and it only took 4 nights to make this much of a difference. This sock has worked so good! However, it does take some getting used to sleeping with the foot in this locked position but being in pain all the time is the other option so the trade off is worth it. However, some things I wish were different on this sock: Material causes the foot to sweat pretty decently. I remedied that by wearing a thin ankle sock and it's not as bad. The rubber bottom - I would prefer it not have this. Not only does it hang up in the bedsheets, it also gets hung up on the carpet and I've almost fallen walking to the bathroom in the middle of the night because of this. Since this is a sleeping sock, that grip is really not needed in my opinion and I wish there was a way to remove it. The ankle velcro piece could use a "tab" to grab to do/undo it. I keep grabbing for the name label that's sewn in the same area and pulling on it thinking it's the velcro piece and when it's down on the ankle part, trying to pull it up isn't the easiest (which is good, it's good strong velcro to hold it). A pull tab to help would be nice. I can't imagine if I arthritis in my hands being able to pull it up how it is. Overall, it's been great, it's the one thing in the array of PF "fixes" that has allowed all the other things (massage, rolling, ice etc) that help PF to stay and actually accomplish and keep the progress to healing going and not going backwards every morning. Well worth it if you are struggling with PF!
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Reviewed in the United States on September 24, 2022 by irun4bling
Size: Medium
I experienced almost instant relief the first couple of times I wore this product. However, over time, I began noticing a few recurring issues: Heat discomfort: The sock feels quite hot after a while. On some nights, I actually start sweating inside it. I’m even considering making small holes to help with ventilation. Big-toe discomfort: My big toe sometimes feels like it’s being pulled upward unnaturally, leading to tenderness or mild numbness after a few hours. It’s possible the harness shifts during sleep or that I’m not strapping it correctly, but it’s definitely uncomfortable. Because of these issues, I often wake up in the middle of the night and end up taking it off, which defeats the purpose of wearing it overnight. Overall, I’d give it three stars. It does provide relief and seems to work as intended initially, but it could really benefit from a better design for airflow and rigidity to achieve consistent comfort and results.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 17, 2025 by Ashley Pinto
Size: Large
There are no easy solutions when it comes to plantar fasciitis. You have to do the work. Stretch your feet every morning and after periods of immobility. You have to wear insoles. But braces at night can do a lot to help. To prevent the plantar fascia from tightening and shortening. In my opinion, there are three options. Hard posterior braces (boot), soft socks, and hybrids like this trying to give the support of a boot but the comfort of a sock with anterior bracing. The goal is the same, to keep you from pointing your toes as you sleep and letting the plantar fascia shrink. You don't need to pursue crazy acute angles, just keep the foot at 90 degrees. Thats why these socks and hybrids work so fine. They allow you more movement intentionally but won't let you completely rest your foot. The hard posterior braces work the best but for many they are clunky and too uncomfortable to wear all night. It drove me crazy and so I didn't wear it, and didn't get better. For the socks and hybrids approaches I urge you to try several and find what works for you. No solution/product fits everyone. I've found the it's the small differences in sizing and positioning of components between brands are what make for a success or failure. Thats why you see in the reviews everyone loves or hates a product. It all depends on how it fits them. I really liked this brace, but ultimately it didn't work for me. The toe box was too big on my foot so it was loose. And I felt it just hyperextended my toes more than my foot/plantar fascia. It was very comfortable otherwise. If you have a bigger foot I think it would work well. Like I said, you just have to try different braces and find the one that fits you the way you need.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 11, 2025 by CalSailor
Size: Medium
I just received this today, I opened it and put it on. I had tried one in the past that was so difficult to get on and off, I gave up on it. This is so easy to get on and off. It fits like a glove and I get a better toe stretch than I did on a previous one I tried. I had pretty much got the planter fasciitis to go completely away but I re aggravated it by lifting the deck on my 0 turn mower. I actually figured out that was how I injured it in the first place. I am so thankful I bought this. Much easier than the one I tried before and I would highly recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 31, 2026 by Joy E.
Size: Medium
Pros: Great idea, but poorly designed and implemented Appears to be well constructed in terms of stitching and material Cons: Bad implementation Bad sizing Won’t stay on your foot Obviously not tested I did reach out to the seller/manufacturer first. Their response was basically “meh”. First of all it doesn’t fit. The sock part that your foot goes into is fine but the ankle strap is way too long. For a “medium” the minimum ankle circumference the strap will fit is 10 inches and my ankle at that point is 9 inches. So when I put it on I cannot get the ankle strap snug enough to hold the sock properly on my foot. The sizing chart indicates the largest ankle size that the strap will fit, but not the smallest. Second issue is the tension strap; the strap that pulls on your toe; which again is way too long relative to the sock. Even using the strap in the “extra tension” mode the strap still attached at the end of the Velcro. Then there is the sock itself. The inside is the same ultra-smooth nylon as the outside. There is nothing to keep the sock from sliding off your foot. Pulling in the tension strap pulls on the toe of the sock which pulls the entire sock off your foot; IF you pull on the strap to the point it is applying tension; but at that point there is no way to attach the strap. I’m quite sure this would not stay on a person’s foot through a night of sleep and one wouldn’t get a good nights sleep because they would be waking up throughout the night to put it back on. Maybe a size “Small” would work better for me, I don’t know, but as I said the manufacture was really not helpful. I was really hopeful about this product, but it is horribly designed and the manufacturer is no help about what to do. Maybe the factory simply didn’t grasp what the designer was trying to accomplish. Either way I’ll look elsewhere.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 18, 2023 by Joseph
Size: Large
There are 3 main drawbacks to this product: 1) There are grippers on the bottom which makes sense for walking in the middle of the night so you don’t slip. But they also don’t allow your feet to move under your sheets and blankets. You’ll wake up in a knot in the morning or else you just won’t sleep well at all. 2) the piece that wraps around the ankle is stretchier than one would expect from a product that is supposed to keep your foot at a 90° angle. It allows your foot to drop thus nullifying the effect of stretching the tendons and ligaments on the bottom of the foot, heal, and ankle. 3) This is the main reason that I am returning the items: they hurt my toes. The strap that is supposed to pull your foot up is applying all of the pull pressure on the toes - mainly my big toe. I can’t leave them on for very long at all and even then my foot hurts for several hours and even into the next day. So, good concept but impractical materials and slightly off-the-mark design.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 19, 2025 by Tessa Yawn
Size: Small
Not sure what other people are doing who negatively reviewed this product, because it does exactly what it says it’s supposed to do. Is it comfortable? Not sure. But, is it supposed to be comfy like a slipper? I don’t think so. I was just diagnosed with plantar fasciitis and the link to this item was literally left in my email by my doctor for this particular sling (she should get a kickback). Very easy to operate. My suggestion would be to make sure your toes are comfy before you secure the ankle strap. And the piece that pulls your toes and ankle up is pretty self-explanatory, and does the trick. I read reviews, I looked at the size chart, and I decided to go with kind of a combination. I have a size 9 foot, but I have a 9 inch ankle and went with the small. I think the medium would have worked as well, but I am comfortable and secure with this one. I’ve only used it one night, and I did take it off halfway through the night because there is an adjustment to this feeling. I have to say that this morning my heel wasn’t as bad as it typically is when I get out of bed. I don’t really have a comparison to value because I’ve never purchased any kind of equipment remotely like this but since I didn’t have to take a loan, I guess the price is good and it seemed to be comparable with the rest of these slings listed on Amazon. And at the end of the day if this helps and I can stand which I have to do for my career all day in comfort, I will pretty much pay whatever and go through whatever kind of crazy contraptions my doctor advises. It is well made. I didn’t need instructions to figure it out. I did watch the original video shown with the listing.
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Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 Reviewed in the United States on October 6, 2024 by Stacy O
Size: Large
I'm a guy in his 40s with a painful spur on the back of my ankle. I wear size 13 shoes. I went weeks of walking with it feeling like a bad sunburn being slapped right over the back of my ankle. I've tried other devices that are much bigger and constrained my calf muscles as well as the sides of my feet. I bought this skeptically - buying a Large thinking it would never fit as I don't usually trust size charts. It arrived in a small pouch and is small and flat -- no storing it under the bed like an extra foot cast! I was wrong about the size. The Large fit me perfectly. I can wear it while sleeping and not be uncomfortable while sleeping on my back or on my sides - unlike other splints that did not let me sleep. The adjustable velcro strips on both the back and top are large enough to not pop open when I make a trip to the bathroom in the middle of the night - but it is not meant to walk a lot. Sleeping really was easy and came naturally with this splint. A few days of usage and my pain was diminished upon waking up. Yes that could have happened when wearing ANY split, but I could not get comfortable with the others. This one is the one that I could sleep in and keep on all night long. After a week, I have experienced a significant reduction of my pain. I attribute it to how this device is so comfortable for me to wear when I sleep. I haven't deep cleaned it yet, but even if it gets all sweaty and stinky in a month's usage, at the price here I would be fine buying a new one!
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