Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint, Plantar Fasciitis Relief Brace, 3 Adjustable Straps Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint Relief Plantar Fasciitis, Foot Drop, Achilles Tendonitis, Day&Night (Black)

Seems to fit comfortably, will need to wear for a week or two to see if it relieves my heel pain.

Product is amazing. It took a little while to figure out how the straps go together but i have slept with it on 2 nights in a row and i have woken up to little to no pain! Hoping extended use with help the pain go away for goos. WOULD RECOMMEND!!

I bought this because if I walk a lot at work I get ankle pain associated with plantar fasciitis. I have tried taping my foot and it helps me get through the day but when I get home and relax then go to bed, my foot tightens up to the point that it's difficult to walk for the first 15 minutes of the day.I bought this assuming I'd just be able to wear it for short periods of time due to it being obtrusive but it is actually pretty comfortable. I can make it 4-5 hours through the night and then I take it off to give my foot a break. The best part is I wake up either completely pain free or at least significantly better than I was without this brace.I should also note that I make it a point to stand on a slant board as much as possible in order to stretch my calves as well. These two things have really helped me. I highly suggest getting this brace and wearing it as tight as you can stand so as not to cut off any blood flow. You'll see an improvement.

Quality, weight and stability is great. Not too large and bulky that gives great stability and stretch of the arch and affected areas when installed properly.

I tried this for The first time last night. It felt a little uncomfortable, but I did fall asleep. I think I need to pull it a little tighter to pull the toe up tonight, but wanted to try it to start and see if it would make any difference on planter fasciitis. so far so good.

Does not really stretch the foot very much. It’s hard to get it tightly wrapped around the foot in order to actually stretch the toes toward the shin. You are better off getting an old school sock that has anchor points at the toes and top of shin. It’s comfortable around the foot/leg, but the straps that wrap around the foot and shin stretch so much that when you try to pull the toes toward the shin, all of the fabric stretches and you don’t get a good foot stretch.

I have been wearing this night splint for a week now, I do see a lt of improvement. It’s easy to put on and I have had no trouble sleeping with it

I am surprised to find this brace is comfortable to sleep in. I like it better with the metal rod removed. And its providing some heel pain relief.