Review on 🦶 Cramer Dorsal Night Splint: Effective Pain Relief for Plantar Fasciitis by Ivan Brown

Love it - I bought 2. I have plantar fasciitis in both feet and achilles tendon in one foot. I bought several other types of night tires to find the perfect one and they were far more comfortable and efficient than any other. I've been using them for a few months now. The Velcro has loosened a bit during this time. So my legs don't stay bent 90 degrees all the time. I think they're pointy, but when I look, it's just a little under 90 degrees, which was enough for me. My Achilles tendinitis has almost completely disappeared (I've had it for a long time - not a year but longer than I can remember). My plantar fasciitis has been there for more years than I can remember. And using it at night helped a lot with that. I got cortisone shots in my feet for plantar fasciitis around the same time I got them, so I couldn't tell which helped more. About a month later, I found that I couldn't put on night tires for a few days in a row, and my legs started hurting again. So never again - I will always wear them. I see the need to replace them at some point as the velcro wears out. But for the price it's ok. Oh, one more thing to add. I mentioned I bought 2. I wear them on both feet every night and can still sleep with them on. A lot is said here. The only improvement I could see would be the addition of a strap to flex the foot more - from the plastic part closer to the toe to the plastic part above the calf. But I bought a pair that had just that and they just didn't fit. They fit so I can live without additional flexible support.