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Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock Provides a Soft Comfortable Compression Sock Feel Ideal for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendinitis, & Foot and Heel Pain. Designed Specifically for a Natural Foot Flex Unlike Other Styles on Market that Pull Toes or Pinch Foot.
Four Sizes - Best to Measure From the Floor to Just Below the Knee for Best Fit. Small: From Floor to 15 or below (generally for people 52 and below), Medium: Floor to 15.5-17 (52 to 57 tall), Large: Floor to 17.5 to 19.5 (58 to 6 tall), XL: From Floor to 20 or above (61 tall or above). Note: Heights are Approximate ***IF ORDERING A SIZE SMALL, MAKE SURE THE USER IS 5'2" OR SHORTER***
Wear on Either Foot and Product is Lightweight Design to Help While Sleeping. Pull adjustable dorsiflexion strap to desired position for slight, gentle, effective stretch of plantar fascia. Shipped from U.S.A. with one sock per package.
Simply wear to bed for relief of plantar fasciitis, tight calves and Achilles tendinitis. It can help reduce or eliminate the first few painful steps in the morning. This medically proven low-cost relief with lightweight breathable material can be worn for hours as a supplement to traditional treatments.
Ease pain with an EFFECTIVE STRETCH of calf muscle and soft tissues of foot and ankle. Add to Cart and get results!
Description
StrictlyStability provides orthopedic products for health
and personal care. StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock This
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock is particularly
great for plantar fasciitis. Wear at night and enjoy the relief in the
morning. It comes with an inserted stretch wedge that goes under the front of
your foot for an extra stretch if you need. Also enjoy the open toed area
we've added for you for a more breathable experience. We hope you enjoy your
StrictlyStability Night Splint Sock! Straps Fasten With Strong Velcro Fasten
strap to desired position. Your foot should settle at about ninety degrees for
optimal performance of the stretch. Night Splint Can Be Worn On Either Foot
Once everything is strapped to your preference, let the night splint do the
work while sleeping. Unsure of Your Size? For proper placement, the sock
should extend above the large portion of your calf for optimal fit. Check the
size chart and measure from floor to above your calf to pick the perfect size.
If sock fits above the calf cause you picked the correct size, then use while
watching television or while sleeping and enjoy the benefits!
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12 x 5 x 2 inches; 6 Ounces
Date First Available : February 13, 2017
Manufacturer : StrictlyStability
Best Sellers Rank: #137,765 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #128 in Plantar Fasciitis Braces & Supports
This product includes free shipping to all US addresses.
Delivery
Unless otherwise stated above, most products arrive within 2-3 business days. Larger items may take 6-9 business days. Tracking information will be automatically provided as soon as your order ships.
Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock Provides a Soft Comfortable Compression Sock Feel Ideal for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendinitis, & Foot and Heel Pain. Designed Specifically for a Natural Foot Flex Unlike Other Styles on Market that Pull Toes or Pinch Foot.
Four Sizes - Best to Measure From the Floor to Just Below the Knee for Best Fit. Small: From Floor to 15 or below (generally for people 52 and below), Medium: Floor to 15.5-17 (52 to 57 tall), Large: Floor to 17.5 to 19.5 (58 to 6 tall), XL: From Floor to 20 or above (61 tall or above). Note: Heights are Approximate ***IF ORDERING A SIZE SMALL, MAKE SURE THE USER IS 5'2" OR SHORTER***
Wear on Either Foot and Product is Lightweight Design to Help While Sleeping. Pull adjustable dorsiflexion strap to desired position for slight, gentle, effective stretch of plantar fascia. Shipped from U.S.A. with one sock per package.
Simply wear to bed for relief of plantar fasciitis, tight calves and Achilles tendinitis. It can help reduce or eliminate the first few painful steps in the morning. This medically proven low-cost relief with lightweight breathable material can be worn for hours as a supplement to traditional treatments.
Ease pain with an EFFECTIVE STRETCH of calf muscle and soft tissues of foot and ankle. Add to Cart and get results!
Description
StrictlyStability provides orthopedic products for health
and personal care. StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock This
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock is particularly
great for plantar fasciitis. Wear at night and enjoy the relief in the
morning. It comes with an inserted stretch wedge that goes under the front of
your foot for an extra stretch if you need. Also enjoy the open toed area
we've added for you for a more breathable experience. We hope you enjoy your
StrictlyStability Night Splint Sock! Straps Fasten With Strong Velcro Fasten
strap to desired position. Your foot should settle at about ninety degrees for
optimal performance of the stretch. Night Splint Can Be Worn On Either Foot
Once everything is strapped to your preference, let the night splint do the
work while sleeping. Unsure of Your Size? For proper placement, the sock
should extend above the large portion of your calf for optimal fit. Check the
size chart and measure from floor to above your calf to pick the perfect size.
If sock fits above the calf cause you picked the correct size, then use while
watching television or while sleeping and enjoy the benefits!
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12 x 5 x 2 inches; 6 Ounces
Date First Available : February 13, 2017
Manufacturer : StrictlyStability
Best Sellers Rank: #137,765 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #128 in Plantar Fasciitis Braces & Supports
This product includes free shipping to all US addresses.
Delivery
Unless otherwise stated above, most products arrive within 2-3 business days. Larger items may take 6-9 business days. Tracking information will be automatically provided as soon as your order ships.
Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock Provides a Soft Comfortable Compression Sock Feel Ideal for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendinitis, & Foot and Heel Pain. Designed Specifically for a Natural Foot Flex Unlike Other Styles on Market that Pull Toes or Pinch Foot.
Four Sizes - Best to Measure From the Floor to Just Below the Knee for Best Fit. Small: From Floor to 15 or below (generally for people 52 and below), Medium: Floor to 15.5-17 (52 to 57 tall), Large: Floor to 17.5 to 19.5 (58 to 6 tall), XL: From Floor to 20 or above (61 tall or above). Note: Heights are Approximate ***IF ORDERING A SIZE SMALL, MAKE SURE THE USER IS 5'2" OR SHORTER***
Wear on Either Foot and Product is Lightweight Design to Help While Sleeping. Pull adjustable dorsiflexion strap to desired position for slight, gentle, effective stretch of plantar fascia. Shipped from U.S.A. with one sock per package.
Simply wear to bed for relief of plantar fasciitis, tight calves and Achilles tendinitis. It can help reduce or eliminate the first few painful steps in the morning. This medically proven low-cost relief with lightweight breathable material can be worn for hours as a supplement to traditional treatments.
Ease pain with an EFFECTIVE STRETCH of calf muscle and soft tissues of foot and ankle. Add to Cart and get results!
Description
StrictlyStability provides orthopedic products for health
and personal care. StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock This
StrictlyStability Plantar Fasciitis Soft Night Splint Sock is particularly
great for plantar fasciitis. Wear at night and enjoy the relief in the
morning. It comes with an inserted stretch wedge that goes under the front of
your foot for an extra stretch if you need. Also enjoy the open toed area
we've added for you for a more breathable experience. We hope you enjoy your
StrictlyStability Night Splint Sock! Straps Fasten With Strong Velcro Fasten
strap to desired position. Your foot should settle at about ninety degrees for
optimal performance of the stretch. Night Splint Can Be Worn On Either Foot
Once everything is strapped to your preference, let the night splint do the
work while sleeping. Unsure of Your Size? For proper placement, the sock
should extend above the large portion of your calf for optimal fit. Check the
size chart and measure from floor to above your calf to pick the perfect size.
If sock fits above the calf cause you picked the correct size, then use while
watching television or while sleeping and enjoy the benefits!
Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No
Product Dimensions : 12 x 5 x 2 inches; 6 Ounces
Date First Available : February 13, 2017
Manufacturer : StrictlyStability
Best Sellers Rank: #137,765 in Health & Household (See Top 100 in Health & Household) #128 in Plantar Fasciitis Braces & Supports
#128 in Plantar Fasciitis Braces & Supports:
Customer Reviews: 3.9 out of 5 stars 331 ratings
Shipping
This product includes free shipping to all US addresses.
Delivery
Orders placed now will arrive in 6-9 business days. Tracking information will be automatically provided as soon as your order ships.
By Suzan Bzdick - Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2017
Was not love at first sight, but..
I purchased this after reading positive reviews. I have had 3 surgeries to alleviate the PF that I have experienced over the span of 30 years. Years and years of tennis and running as well as inferior shoes have taken their toll. I initially tried this a few nights after receiving it. Many straps and adjustments to contend with. A bit cumbersome at night and after 4 nights, in the corner it went. Since then I have purchased a strap brace, in the corner, compression socks, in the corner, a competitors soft sock/strap, yep, in the corner and a few more pair of orthotics which also ended up in the corner with the other 5 pair. After spending a couple of hundred dollars on all of this since the purchase of this brace, I decided to give the splint another try. The key here is persistence and patience. The wedges that are included are a must addition for proper fit. The side straps also needed to be adjusted as to not pull the foot past 90 degrees or numbing will result. Finally, the 3 cross straps must be adjusted not tighter than snug. Over tightening will also result in numbing and tingling of the foot as the night progresses. I have also found that wearing a long sock makes it a bit more comfortable. Use this religiously and don't give up on it. I now run a couple of miles a day, wear this splint at night and my foot is without pain the next morning.
5.0 out of 5 stars
By KimmyC - Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2017
It helped with severe plantar fasciitis in just 4 nights, see tips here.
We've had this splint for a week now, I wanted to wait to try it out well before leaving a review. My husband has severe plantar fasciitis and it's been so bad lately he's been limping a lot. We tried the socks and various arch / shoe inserts but those didn't help much so this was the next suggestion by friends and doctor. We got a large and it fit great. He's 6'1, 220 lbs and wears a size 11-12 in shoes and has a wide foot. There was a little extra room so I suspect someone with a larger foot would find this plenty roomy too. The splint comes with a booklet, not that he read it of course, he had it all velcro'd on by time I got the booklet out to show him how to do it. We did make some adjustments though once reading the instructions, but it is pretty self explanatory as to what strap goes where and how to tighten them. It comes with two wedges, small and large. He used the smaller wedge for the first hour but he began feeling pain in the ball of his foot (upper) and after reading another review I suggested he loosen the straps. Someone said that looser was fine that they still got the same benefits and it allowed them to feel more comfortable and sleep better with it on. We did that and removed the smaller wedge for awhile and that helped. Later we replaced the wedge and made sure it was pushed further down than we first had it and that seemed to be the right fit for him. After figuring out the right adjustments he wore it each night for 4 nights and by night two he could tell a difference. Morning 5 his limp is gone and he hasn't said a word about his foot hurting. Some say it's better after just one or two nights but for him it took 4, but we did talk to others who said it can take weeks too. I just have to now convince him to keep wearing it. ha ha. He feels better and off it goes. I think it'll be back on once the pain comes back though. Final tips we found helpful: You can walk on it lightly if you need it to go to the bathroom etc. You can wear it with or without socks, he found with socks better. It's better with the straps not on too tight. Push the wedge down pretty far, don't just push it in a little ways. Remove wedge if it hurts. Adjust straps with knee bent and have someone help you if possible.
4.0 out of 5 stars
By David Carper - Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2017
A little awkward to wear in bed but worth every penny!
It certainly makes a difference with my plantar fasciitis. It does as described and keeps my foot in the extended position throughout the night. It does have some drawbacks, being a hard splint, which can make it a bit awkward to wear while sleeping... especially for a side sleeper like me. But not having horrible, stabbing pain in my heel after waking is absolutely worth any awkwardness while sleeping, and you don't risk overextending your toe joints overnight like you do with the soft Straussburg-patterned socks. It's worth noting that it doesn't keep your foot strongly strapped into position - it does allow a degree of flexion, and doesn't maintain a 90 degree angle all night. This may be an issue for some. While it also fits properly, be very careful not to over-tighten the straps. I tightened them a little too much (they felt plenty loose before I went to sleep) and woke up a couple hours later to a completely, totally numb foot and ankle.
Top Reviews
5.0 out of 5 stars
By Suzan Bzdick - Reviewed in the United States on March 19, 2017
Was not love at first sight, but..
I purchased this after reading positive reviews. I have had 3 surgeries to alleviate the PF that I have experienced over the span of 30 years. Years and years of tennis and running as well as inferior shoes have taken their toll. I initially tried this a few nights after receiving it. Many straps and adjustments to contend with. A bit cumbersome at night and after 4 nights, in the corner it went. Since then I have purchased a strap brace, in the corner, compression socks, in the corner, a competitors soft sock/strap, yep, in the corner and a few more pair of orthotics which also ended up in the corner with the other 5 pair. After spending a couple of hundred dollars on all of this since the purchase of this brace, I decided to give the splint another try. The key here is persistence and patience. The wedges that are included are a must addition for proper fit. The side straps also needed to be adjusted as to not pull the foot past 90 degrees or numbing will result. Finally, the 3 cross straps must be adjusted not tighter than snug. Over tightening will also result in numbing and tingling of the foot as the night progresses. I have also found that wearing a long sock makes it a bit more comfortable. Use this religiously and don't give up on it. I now run a couple of miles a day, wear this splint at night and my foot is without pain the next morning.
5.0 out of 5 stars
By KimmyC - Reviewed in the United States on August 6, 2017
It helped with severe plantar fasciitis in just 4 nights, see tips here.
We've had this splint for a week now, I wanted to wait to try it out well before leaving a review. My husband has severe plantar fasciitis and it's been so bad lately he's been limping a lot. We tried the socks and various arch / shoe inserts but those didn't help much so this was the next suggestion by friends and doctor. We got a large and it fit great. He's 6'1, 220 lbs and wears a size 11-12 in shoes and has a wide foot. There was a little extra room so I suspect someone with a larger foot would find this plenty roomy too. The splint comes with a booklet, not that he read it of course, he had it all velcro'd on by time I got the booklet out to show him how to do it. We did make some adjustments though once reading the instructions, but it is pretty self explanatory as to what strap goes where and how to tighten them. It comes with two wedges, small and large. He used the smaller wedge for the first hour but he began feeling pain in the ball of his foot (upper) and after reading another review I suggested he loosen the straps. Someone said that looser was fine that they still got the same benefits and it allowed them to feel more comfortable and sleep better with it on. We did that and removed the smaller wedge for awhile and that helped. Later we replaced the wedge and made sure it was pushed further down than we first had it and that seemed to be the right fit for him. After figuring out the right adjustments he wore it each night for 4 nights and by night two he could tell a difference. Morning 5 his limp is gone and he hasn't said a word about his foot hurting. Some say it's better after just one or two nights but for him it took 4, but we did talk to others who said it can take weeks too. I just have to now convince him to keep wearing it. ha ha. He feels better and off it goes. I think it'll be back on once the pain comes back though. Final tips we found helpful: You can walk on it lightly if you need it to go to the bathroom etc. You can wear it with or without socks, he found with socks better. It's better with the straps not on too tight. Push the wedge down pretty far, don't just push it in a little ways. Remove wedge if it hurts. Adjust straps with knee bent and have someone help you if possible.
4.0 out of 5 stars
By David Carper - Reviewed in the United States on July 8, 2017
A little awkward to wear in bed but worth every penny!
It certainly makes a difference with my plantar fasciitis. It does as described and keeps my foot in the extended position throughout the night. It does have some drawbacks, being a hard splint, which can make it a bit awkward to wear while sleeping... especially for a side sleeper like me. But not having horrible, stabbing pain in my heel after waking is absolutely worth any awkwardness while sleeping, and you don't risk overextending your toe joints overnight like you do with the soft Straussburg-patterned socks. It's worth noting that it doesn't keep your foot strongly strapped into position - it does allow a degree of flexion, and doesn't maintain a 90 degree angle all night. This may be an issue for some. While it also fits properly, be very careful not to over-tighten the straps. I tightened them a little too much (they felt plenty loose before I went to sleep) and woke up a couple hours later to a completely, totally numb foot and ankle.
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