👣 Ultimate Relief for Plantar Fasciitis & Foot Pain: Adjustable Night Splint with Spiky Massage Ball - Diggtek Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint Review

My doctor wanted me to get a Strasberg sock to wear at night to help with my planter fasciitis. I am drawn to this one because I don't wear socks when I sleep. The key for me was to bend the metal band in the front chin area. I needed a pair of socks to figure it out. The Velcro is not fully closed when sleeping, so the opposite foot may be scratched. Other than that, I'm happy with how it has helped keep my foot in 90 every night that I wore it.

The seams came loose at the pressure point. The whole point of a tire is to build up pressure through tension, so an extremely secure seam can be assumed. The company apologized profusely and considered this an isolated case. Maybe I just got the proverbial lemon that pops up and then. I cannot fault their customer service! See below. TO UPDATE; The company noticed my review here on day one, contacted me, apologized and offered a refund or replacement. They tried very hard to rectify the…

Ever since I started walking daily I've had this weird stabbing pain under my right leg but it's getting worse. I looked at the symptoms and was 99% sure I had plantar fasciitis. It hurts me a lot when I put my feet on the ground hard and when I wake up in the morning. I believe the first step to recovery would be to straighten your legs and get some sort of orthotic to support you. I have worn this orthosis for the last few nights. It definitely relieves the morning pains that I was hoping…

The splint is easy to put on and very comfortable to sleep in so I bought this instead of a bulkier looking boot. When I tie the floor (between the arch of my foot and the ball of my foot) tight enough to get a really good flexion in my plantar fascia (PF), I wake up in the middle of the night with pain on the outside of my foot and have to take the splits off, to go to sleep I loosened that part up a bit which allows me to sleep pain free but also prevents me from flexing the PF as much as I…

I was delighted to receive this hoop hoping it will help me. I immediately went to put it on and it did nothing for me except numb my leg. Part of helping plantar fasciitis is to point your toes backwards to stretch them. Well, it didn't matter much. I pulled on the strap as hard as I could, hoping to feel that stretch and nothing. I left it anyway in case it might help and instead my leg was so numb it bothered me. As such, I do not recommend this splint and plan to go back to using a rolled…

I used to work in a large manufacturing facility because I had to walk up and down all the time, my plantar fasciitis hurt me every day. One of my co-workers recommended I buy this, it really works after a few nights! Just follow the instructions to put it on for the first time, it's pretty easy. Here I would like to add a small detail: the customer service of the store is particularly good, I received this product in the mail about 5 days ago, I have been using this product on my feet for 4…

This splint for treating plantar fasciitis is much more effective than hard splints that go behind the calf and under the foot because hard splints are too uncomfortable to sleep on. . Done properly (and there's a learning curve), this is comfortable enough to sleep on. I'm taking off a star because it has flaws. It stretches over time, making it difficult to get enough tension with a ratchet strap. The ratchet strap had to be redesigned to accommodate the tension that stretched over time…