Foot Elevator Support Pillow，Foot Elevator Foam Leg Rest Cushion Pillow Relieve Foot Pressure，Ankle Pillow for Sleeping for Relieve Foot Pressure（White） (White)

Leg pillow came on time and was a good price for the product. My father in law has swollen legs and this helped him sleep.

These work if you don't move your leg after putting it on. The pillow will slide up and down the leg with movement, consequently can't be used over night. Works well for keep foot elevated for a short amount of time.

This is more for the patient who does not move or roll over on his own. We had to add our own Velcro fastener to keep it intact during the night. It is good for keeping the heels off of the bed and if the person gets up during the night you do not have to be concerned about slipping on the floor for falling as you would with a heel bow Or multi-podus boot. It also Eliminates the need for a clumsy foam wedge Or pillows at the end of the bed to keep the pressure off the heels.

Smaller than I would have liked but not bad for small time use.

I like the idea but this particular product will NOT stay on! It definitely needs a Velcro strap or something around it but they should warn you ahead of time!If there is a Velcro strap, they sure don’t bother to send you one! I bought 2 of these & cant use until they send me something to hold it in place.

After a stay in the hospital I returned home with a blister on the back of my heel. My Dr. suggested I look for a Heel Suspension boot to wear while sleeping - have you seen these things? huge, crazy looking and expensive. This item showed up in a search and thought what great idea - and it is, but the problem is in the foam.It's made of Polyurethane foam ( the same kind used in mattress layers, seat cushions etc etc) but poly comes in many different densities the higher the density the less air and firmer the foam 1.8 LB is a standard for edge support and some of the firmer comfort layers in mattresses and it's also the reason why so many folks end up with a sagging bed - the foam is cheap, too weak and it breaks down quickly.I digress but here's the point - the foam used in this is of such low quality, that it collapses underneath the weight of your leg (I'm an average sized guy) and the heel is right back in contact with the mattress. If they upgraded the foam density to at least a 2.0 LB or higher they would have a true winner on their hands - until that happens if you need heel suspension I would suggest that you continue on with your search.

Bought this for my mom to keep her heel off the bed. It supports her foot and has done what we needed it to do. It has a washable cover so it can be cleaned. Very pleased!!

Doesn’t work if you have rigid and spastic legs/feet. While the foot elevator is trying to keep heel off bed, the spastic legs push against it. Thus, still touching bed.