Brace On Adjustable Night Splint - Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendon, Heel Spur, and Foot Pain Relief Stretching Boot for Men and Women, Medium, Black

These work much better than my old pair ever did. These are not bulky on me and they weigh less. I have incomplete spinal cord injury with lower limb paralysis. I require kid sized everything so I was thrilled when I found a company that makes splints that actually fit. These are easier for me to put on and very comfortable for what I need with my wheelchair. I don't use them for sleeping as I need everyday support especially on active days. The grip on the bottom allows for stable transfers into my wheelchair. These braces are easy to adjust once the initial trial and error phase is over. With or without socks thses are comfortable, comform nicely, gives my feet enough support that I don't always need my wheelchair leg rests which is a huge advantage in my small apartment. Firm and sturdy for sure and I will be buying another pair. A tight budget is not a big problem now that I found these. Here is a hint though, if you are between sizes consider downgrading. example, I am a women's shoe 5 and a half but the women's size is too big so I bought the next size down and it worked out better than expected.

I have purchased three other styles of night splint, and this posterior style is the only one I found both effective and comfortable. The other styles bent my toes, cut my calf, or just didn't work. This one is far superior, and very adjustable. The only downside is that it is quite bulky, making it inconvenient when I travel, which is unfortunately when I usually need it the most. Two bits of advice when wearing this. 1 - if you have orthotics, use it while wearing this splint. It helps your foot maintain a natural position and reduces discomfort. 2 - Criss-cross the two lower straps. This will help keep your heel from pulling out of the heel cup, and you can keep your foot in the correct position without having to tighten the straps excessively.

This is the second style of sleeping brace I have used. It’s not the easiest to sleep with but the alleviation of plantar fasciitis has been way more noticeable than my prior style.

A little difficult to get snapped into place.

Size wasn’t as advertised, way too big

I've got plantar fasciitis in 1 foot. I've tried a couple other braces, which have helped but I really needed something a little more rigid and supportive. I really like that they have added a quick release buckles instead of just velcro. The buckles seem a little low quality so I hope they stand up, but they will probably work better than velcro. So far I've only worn it one night but these things stand out- keeps the foot much more supported than less rigid braces. A little bulky but not overly so. Feels comfortable, though I think the wedge is something you have to work up to. I had to remove it after an hour or 2. Seems good quality. It doesnt work to walk in it, which could be a negative if you have to get up several times at night. Overall I'm satisfied with the purchase

I'm not sure if I got a defective batch, but my boots are pretty much an 80° angle without the wedge. It does give the Achilles that much more stretch, but due to my condition I wear them all day. I would prefer to determine my own additional stretch. The diagonal strap is more cumbersome than anything in my opinion because it's a hard shelled brace that has no flexibility and the additional support isn't needed. I'm returning.

Exactly as expected