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- Condition
- New
- Color
- Gray
- Size
- Large
- Model
- SUP1037L
- Weight
- 0.27 g
- Material
- Nylon
- Use for
- Feet
Features 5
- ALLEVIATE FOOT PAIN AND INFLAMMATION: Supporting a neutral foot position, the Vive soft night splint reduces pain and inflammation due to plantar fasciitis, drop foot, and Achilles tendonitis. Gently stretching the foot, the splint is worn throughout the night to alleviate painful first steps in the morning.
- REMOVABLE FOAM STRETCH WEDGES: Customize the amount of stretch for optimal pain relief with two comfortably padded stretch wedges. Made with soft foam, each wedge elevates the foot to ensure proper positioning for maximum relief. Use the wedges separately, together or remove them entirely for customized pain relief. Ideal for those suffering from plantar fasciitis, injured Achilles tendon, and heel spurs.
- VERSATILE DESIGN: The Vive soft night splint is a versatile boot that fits both men and women. Secured with three wide adjustable straps, the latex-free night splint can be worn on the left or right foot. Can be used as a walking boot to help with injuries such as sprained ankle, injured tendons, heel spur, and broken bones.
- ULTRA SOFT PADDED LINING: The night splints rigid shell is generously padded with a breathable foam and covered with an ultra-soft material for exceptional comfort. Removable for washing, the ultra-soft, breathable lining eliminates skin irritations and prevents blisters and abrasions. Can be worn with socks for added comfort.
- HSA/FSA APPROVED & VIVE GUARANTEE: Eligible for purchase with Health Savings or Flexible Spending Account funds. Plus, enjoy the Vive 60-day unconditional guarantee for added confidence in your purchase.
Specs 24
| Brand | Vive |
|---|---|
| Size | Large |
| Specific Uses For Product | Plantar Fasciitis Brace, Soft Night Splint Boot for Sleeping |
| Use for | Feet |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Brand Name | Vive |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Model Number | No Model |
| Manufacturer | Vive Health |
| UPC | 818323027044 |
| Global Trade Identification Number | 44 |
| Part Number | SUP1037L |
| Material | Nylon |
| Product Care Instructions | Hand Wash Only |
| Target Use Body Part | Feet |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Special Features | Adjustable, Breathable, Lightweight, Non Slip |
| Closure Type | Hook & Loop |
| Unit Count | 1 Count |
| Item Weight | 0.27 g |
| Color | Gray |
| Item Form | Boot |
| Item Highlight | Soft Leg Brace Support, Orthopedic Sleeping Immobilizer Stretch Boot (Large Men's 8.5-11, Women's 10-12) |
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Highly Recommend
Color: Gray
Size: Small
I don't usually write reviews but I felt compelled to praise this product. I've used this type of device for my plantar fasciitis for years. I wore out my last pair and hadn't replaced them for a few years. After wearing these new ones for a few nights I'm shaking my head at why I waited so long to replace my old ones. It's a deceptively simple idea of gently stretching the plantar facia at the bottom of the foot all night that works wonders. My feet have far less pain during the day and the usual tightness at the bottom of my feet is greatly reduced. It also makes it easier to walk when the bottom of my feet aren't so tight and painful. How I walk in turn affects my hips, back and shoulders. These braces are cushy and very comfortable. You can even remove the cushy covering, wash it and put it back on the hard plastic frame inside. They come with two wedges to increase the stretch. I found using both wedges was uncomfortable and made it nearly impossible to walk in (necessary for those middle of the night bathroom trips). Sometimes I use 1 wedge and sometimes I don't use any. I wear a brace on each foot at night and they are easy to sleep in. I wear shoe sizes 7 to 7.5 and bought a Medium size. These braces fit fine. For me, the sizing chart was accurate.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 14, 2020 by Antonia M Martin
Great idea, but needs improvement.
Color: Gray
Size: Large
Kudos to VIVE for finally offering a night splint that is comfortable to wear! They do a wonderful job of easing my Plantar Fasciitis pain, and are comfortable enough to wear every night while sleeping. They use a rigid plastic boot for the structure, which is similar to their competitors (the ones that use big, clunky plastic buckles for attachment to the foot). The big difference with the VIVE splint is that the plastic shell is covered with a soft padded material. Nice product, but could be much better with a different material. The padded material is great for the inside of the boot, but not so good for the outside. The fuzzy fabric serves as the "loop" side of Velcro, and does a fine job of fastening to the "hook" material on the straps...for a while. After wearing these on both feet every night for a couple of months, the fuzzy covering is starting to lose its grip. I will typically find one or two straps undone when I wake up in the morning, and I am sure this number will increase as the fabric continues to wear. Velcro's own loop material will wear out eventually too, but at a much slower rate. The "grippyness" of the material acts a little like Velcro on your bed sheets, too; it makes it difficult to slip your feet under the covers and back out again. And changing positions in the middle of the night is a real pain; the boots grip the sheets and each other, usually causing one or more of the straps to come loose. Just for laughs, I wrapped a pair of cheap satin pillowcases around my feet after putting on the boots, and the slickness really make a big difference getting in and out of bed. Not a good solution for walking in, however. :-) Also, very amusing to the spouse! Although these boots are not intended for walking around in, it is unrealistic to think that people will take them off just to visit the bathroom in the middle of the night. My wife and I were initially amused to find that the walking on the padded material sounds exactly like walking on fresh snow; it becomes less amusing every time I awaken her with my nightly "snow walks". Plus, the material can be slippery on a tile floor. Here are my suggestions for improvement: 1. Keep the padded, breathable material on the inside of the boot, but switch to a slicker polyester material on the outside to make it easier to slip under the sheets. There is already a seam where the inside and outside sections are sewn together, so the same pattern could be used. The straps should also have the slick material on the outside to help prevent having them unfastened by friction with the sheets. 2. Add a small amount of rubbery material to the bottom (maybe an applied material like the treads on hospital socks) that will enhance grip when walking, but not so much that it will grip the sheets. This approach would also maintain the washability of the covering. 3. Instead of using the padded material itself to act as the "loop" side of Velcro, sew in genuine Velcro loop material only where needed on the back of the boot (just as the "hook" side of the Velcro is sewn into the straps now). It will be much more durable, and you won't have to worry about it gripping the sheets. I still recommend purchasing this item, but I sincerely hope the manufacturer will make some improvements in the future. It is a good product, but could be a GREAT product with a few tweaks!
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Reviewed in the United States on January 11, 2018 by icarumba
First impression…. WOW.
Color: Black
Size: X-Large
Like all I can say is wow. My issue I’ve really plantar fasciitis. It’s more an Achilles strain. So literally the connective tissue to the bone is strained. The first time I put the brace on it made my leg go neutral and I could actually sleep. I passed out because suddenly all the pains and straining disappeared. Firs well as its one side fits all. I’m a larger guy so it fits good. The straps adjust good for me. Definitely worth the buy and it’s helping me heal and actually sleep through the night.
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Reviewed in the United States on July 27, 2026 by JDM
velcro issues
Color: Black
Size: Medium
i tried other PF night splints without luck (in terms of were they comfortable enough for me to actually get to sleep wearing them, and did they make any difference in my PF morning pain). there are a huge number of PF night splints on the market here at amazon, and i ended up asking my podiatrist for his reccommendation and he suggested this one, and it has been the best so far (have tried 3 or 4). this one is light and soft, comfy enough to sleep in once you figure out how to rest your foot in the bed. my one complaint is that the strip that goes around the top of the foot has velcro only on one side, so that it is expected that it will stick to just the felt on the other side (without the actual velcro "holding" stuff there to cling to). this might be ok if you werent wearing this to sleep in, putting it under the covers, and possibly turning over. the felt is just not enough for the velcro to grab hold of and it can come undone in the bed if you move. so i had to go buy some velcro for another $7 just to add myself what IMO should've been put there by the manufacturers (and what is on the other 2 strips, so confused??) also, the velcro that is on the top portion of the toe strip goes right to the ends of the strip so that if you're not wearing a sock, your toes or foot get scratched all night long by the part that sticks out. the boot itself causes me to be a little hotter in the night, so i don;t want to wear a sock (which would solve the rubbing velcro problem), so i just take a sock and put it under the strip, like a soft piece of fabric against my foot. on the up side, ive been wearing this every night for a month and my PF morning pain was immediately better, so it works with just a little tweak.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 19, 2025 by dc
Cured My Plantar's Fasciitis With No Shots!
Color: Gray
Size: X-Large
Four Years Later - Update to Original Post I have not had plantars fasciitis in the past 4 years but now I have it again so I pulled out my Vive Night Splint which really helps with one exception. The velcro connectors on this splint were never strong enough and never long enough. Sometimes you want to wear the splint loose and other times snug. So I asked my wife to sew on some velcro to make longer straps. It was pretty simple. She only needed to sew on the scratchy part of the velcro to the straps because the velcro 'hooks' very well to the original splint fabric. Much better than the velcro that came with the splint. See photo. This splint fits me like a glove any REALLY helps to relieve pressure as well as gently stretch the tendons in a good way. Note: this splint is not for walking but it protects/prevents your tendons on your heel from digging into the foot rest of a recliner. If you can sleep with it on your heel will feel better in the morning. Better than if you didn't wear it. But for newbies they should start with a short amount of time and build up to it. Sorry for the novel but I feel compelled to share my success with those who want to skip the cortisone shots. I bought a few items on Amazon to help cure my ailment. In order of effectiveness: 1. arch supports 2. foot splint 3. lacrosse ball 4. paint roller which I already had It took six month's to completely heal my heel but I did it with no cortisone shots. It might've healed even sooner if I did less walking but I chose to walk at lunch time now and then during these six months. Arch supports: Natural Foot Orthotics Stabilizer Arch Support Insoles for Plantar Fasciitis by Natural Foot Orthotics. You might think its crazy to spend $100.00 on a couple pieces of plastic but they worked wonders for me. They redistribute your weight to the arch area and reduce the weight on your heal. Be sure to follow the instructions about building up wear time slowly until you adjust to them. The first time I wore them it felt like I had a log in my shoe. Three days letter they felt like a glove. You get great customer service from this store. The first ones I tried were the wrong size (too flat) and too small for my foot. The owner let me swap them for free for a different size and height. I was concerned it would be hard to use these supports in the many pairs of shoes I wear because I thought I would need to anchor them into position with adhesive or velcro. Not the case. I use nothing to anchor them down and I don't remove the soles inside my shoes. I just take a little extra time when putting my shoes on to make sure the supports are back against the heal. I get very little slippage. However, you might find you need to buy bigger shoes to accomodate the arch support and your foot. I was lucky. I already wear big shoes to get a larger toe box so my shoes work ok with these supports. Warning. These supports are hard plastic not rubber. I only use them for walking not running. I'm 63 yrs old. 235 lbs and walk about 2 miles per day with these supports in sneakers. I wear a size 12 4E sneaker to get the width and toe box room but my foot is only 11 inches long. Think duck feet. I wear a size 12 W arch support. The tan one not the black one. The tan ones have a higher arch. I plan to wear these supports for a very long time even though my plantar's fasciitis is gone. Foot Splint: Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint by Vive - Soft Medical Brace Boot for Heel Spurs, Foot Pain, Heel Pain, Achilles Inflammation & Soreness Relief https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00YZ7CUZC/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&th=1 This splint prevents your foot from pointing your toes while you sleep which in turn prevents the tendons and ligaments on the back of your leg from shrinking and tightening. I bought the XL size. I wore the splint at least half the night and sometimes all night. Also wore it in my recliner. When you wake up, massage briefly the back of your leg near your heal plus your achilles tendon and your calf muscle to loosen it before you take your first step. On the nights I chose not to wear the splint I experienced more pain in the morning. I had much less pain on those first steps of the day when I wore the splint all night. The velcro gets a little weak over time but I learned to live with it. Lacrosse Ball ResultSport Trigger Point Massage Ball Set Pack of 3 (Soft/Medium/Hard) - Stress Reflexology, Myofasical Ball, Exercise Ball, Lacrosse Ball https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B00SEG8U2M/ref=oh_aui_search_detailpage?ie=UTF8&psc=1 They are hard which I found to be just what I needed. While sitting in a chair I ran the ball under my arch and heal. Sometimes I pressed firmly which I think brought fresh blood to the area plus loosened the ligaments. Sometimes I stood up while using it when I wanted to press harder. Paint Roller with 2 foot extension handle: I placed my knee on my bed which comes up to the middle of my quad. Then used the paint roller to press/roll on the back of my calf, achilles tendon and down to my heal. This loosened and lengthened the tendon which took pressure off the heal area where my pain was. A masseuse sure beats a paint roller but this was a cheap alternative.
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Reviewed in the United States on November 26, 2016 by Stair Climber
Love it
Color: Gray
Size: Medium
This is a great product. Plantar fasciitis can be extremely painful and can be difficult to treat and heal. Any brace is just one part of a treatment plan- not a quick fix. If you wear this brace and then walk barefoot or in high heels or run through the pain-your plantar fasciitis will not go away. I had three cortisone shots, used a brace that went on top of my foot (which I hated), wore only expensive new balance sneakers with custom orthotics, had 2 months of physical therapy and my plantar fasciitis would not go away. After consulting three podiatrists, I had surgery for plantar fasciitis and lengthened my calf muscle which was too tight. I was casted then in a CAM walking boot which was horrible to sleep in. I bought this brace to use when I got out of the walking boot. Is it perfect? No, but it only cost $25. It was very comfortable. I found that instead of putting the ankle strap across the top ankle to ankle , I put it over and down to the bottom of the boot -ankle to heel, which kept my foot in place. It has slightly a forward bend by the calf and the heel goes too far back. I didn't try to get my heel all the way back. I'm a woman in size 8.5 shoe and bought a medium. My calf was swollen after surgery and this brace gives plenty of room for large calfs. It is not meant to walk in, but you can hobble to the bathroom. I wish it had more padding on the bottom to cushion the heel for these nighttime bathroom trips. It does not have rubber on the bottom-BUT you don't want that. You'd never be able to roll over in bed if there was rubber on the sole. The material is super soft, it's very comfortable, it stabilized my foot in a 90 degree angle. Exactly what you want for plantar fasciitis. I'm six weeks post surgery and I found that this boot is perfect for icing my heel and calf using the soft reusable ice packs. I would definitely recommend it.
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Reviewed in the United States on January 21, 2017 by Susan H.
I would pass on this
Color: Black
Size: X-Large
This is well made no complaints about the quality. I am also not going to return it because I used it. Let me state I had the older style which is still around. The hard plastic frame with the tightening straps on each side with 3 velcro leg straps. That thing is hard to sleep on BUT you get a really tight crank. This one not so much. 1. First night woke up and heel actually felt good. Thought this was amazing. 2. Second night woke up numb and had to remove it. To really get this to have support you have to crank the velcro bands around your leg. 3. Third night (last night) I can't explain this but I had a hot spot on the bottom of my foot. It was a burning feeling. It was not from being stretched. It was just a hot spot. I was taking my wife for a followup after foot surgery and I asked the doc about plantar fasciitis. He has different thoughts. He doesn't like night splints. His theory is if you want them to really work you really have to have a stretch which makes it uncomfortable to sleep in making patients non-compliant. I think he's right about that because my old rigid frame style could get that level of crank not not comfortable. So 2 nights out of 3 with bad results plus I woke up with heel pain today. I was hopeful this was going to work but I am going to buy another torture rigid frame brace.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 25, 2024 by NYLAW
Works better than most. I recommend this night splint does exactly.
Color: Black
Size: Medium
This night splint does exactly as advertised. It stays on all night and is more comfortable than most. I use it every night and it still looks new. The Velcro is very sturdy and strong. I move alot at night and do not need to be tightened. I highly recommend this boot.
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