👣 Adjustable Sanzix Night Splint for Plantar Fasciitis Relief, Achilles Tendonitis, and Foot Drop - Orthotic Plantar Fasciitis Brace Review

Of all the tires I've tried so far, this tire is the best at keeping my foot at the right angle, mainly due to the front strap and strong metal. rod in it. Loved the great extras that came with it, especially the massage ball.

This product works great and I would highly recommend it to anyone. I came across this product while looking for a product to treat one of my family members' plantar fasciitis. It is very light, easy to use on a daily basis and you can easily adjust it according to your comfort. After using this product, her condition improved significantly.

Struggled with plantar fasciitis for several years. I built something to keep my foot at the right angle for sleeping. So much easier and more convenient. It was very difficult to install all the velcro the first time or two, but it's easy now. Much more convenient than what I prepared. And it works very well. I would definitely buy again and recommend. In fact, I recommended it to my daughter a few days ago.

I'm so glad I chose this tire. I had a long battle with plantar fasciitis so I knew I would have to wait a week before reviewing this splint and after wearing it for a week and gradually increasing the time day by day it really helped me, to sleep peacefully at night. . The extra arch supports are also very useful. Keep in mind that to give it the stretch it needs, you'll have to manually stretch it to get the 90 degree angle you want. I would recommend it to anyone suffering from plantar…

It's not really a bad product but it has to be snug to do its job and that's why it proves very uncomfortable after a few hours of sleep . You need to loosen it up to make it more comfortable to wear and hold up all night, but the foot won't be in the extended position it should be. On the other hand, I have used medical splints, which are much more expensive but also uncomfortable. In summary, this is not a bad product, but anything attached to your foot while you sleep will be uncomfortable.

It's only for one foot and that's fine as I only had plantar fasciitis which only affected one foot. I wear an arch brace during the day, but at night it helps keep the foot in the right position, it helps stretch the tendon so it's not tight in the morning. Looking at other reviews I think people don't understand how to use it properly. The tire is adjustable in the same way as shown in the video, you should adjust it to your liking and then put it on. An instruction manual with pictures is…

I have been suffering from plantar fasciitis for over a month. My doctor prescribed therapy and painkillers. I'm fine with the therapy, but I don't take anything for the pain, it's not mine. However, when I searched the internet for quick relief, I read that overnight braces were the best way to fix the problem. I searched and read reviews and finally settled on two different brands and bought one of each from Revain to compare. I also went to the local pharmacy and bought two other braces from

Item came quickly and I enjoyed using it. The tire came with a photo and written instructions on how to optimize the fit. I have had plantar fasciitis with daily pain for over a year. I was given an injection which relieved the pain but was advised to use a night splint to prevent recurrence. For some, this tire may be suitable. But the very narrow width of the tire itself makes it an unsuitable solution for me. If the blue foam front was semi-rigid this would be a better product. But this…

On the recommendation of a physical therapist I had to start wearing a brace for plantar fasciitis pain and this design with an extra front strap seemed appropriate for my condition. I ordered this splint and have been wearing it every night since and my foot pain continues to subside. First I tried the medium stretch without the extra strap. Once I got used to the feel and found the right angle I started adding an extra strap after tightening the front strap and that's when I felt my plantar…