Copper Compression Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint Sock: Effective Support for Right or Left Foot. Soft Stretching Boot Splints for Feet, Sleep, Recovery Socks, Braces Review

I like the design of the product but didn't really get a real feel for it because the strap doesn't stay flat as it goes through the rectangular piece of plastic at the top; it slides to the bottom of the rectangular part; then he loses the tension on his toes. That upset me! I may have to send it back.

I have to say I've been wearing them for 3 nights now and the first thing I noticed was a difference in my heel pain . Morning. I used to wake up and be in a lot of pain the first time I got out of bed. It's much better after only using it for a few nights. My only downside is they make my feet sweat and I don't care. But the benefit outweighs it.

I have used the Night Splint sock several times. I wake up in the morning and find that the velcro that holds the toe strap has come loose. In addition, the plastic buckle slides and the Velcro rotates. There is absolutely no point if the foot is not held at the right angle. The product needs a stronger velcro or other means to hold the strap on the toe. Also, you need to reduce the width of the plastic buckle to keep the strap from slipping sideways.

If you don't like going to bed in socks, you probably won't. I've only used it a few times but can't stand how hot my toes get and how they shrink. In terms of quality. Good for the money I think (?). However, I'm not sure how well this will hold up over time with constant use. I've only worn it 4 times and the plastic "ring" is slipping/shifting (photo 2) and the edges are already curling (photo 3). Aggravating! It helped my FA morning ache. but back to something better done.

No no no. It's all wrong. Neoprene makes no sense. First, they are so damn hot it kept waking me up. You don't breathe at all! I literally dreamed of cutting my toes! The neoprene stretches so it doesn't pull my leg up, the neoprene just stretches and puts uncomfortable pressure on my toenails until it wakes me up. I woke up with pain in new places due to poor material choices and my feet were all sweaty! There's no way I'll ever wear this again. A complete waste of money.

Shoe size 12 - ordered L/XL Exactly what you would expect for the price. It's not terrible, it's actually quite comfortable, but when you tighten it to pull your toe back, the buckle the strap goes through fails. It twists a lot, so the tension you just put on the tape is lost. If you plan to wear this product while you sleep, the bottom has a grippy rubber coating. It can probably be worn at home, but it will get very tangled in the sheets and drive you crazy. Nice try, but not a very good…

I ordered these from Amazon and the velcro that came to fasten didn't feel very strong to hold my toes in such a way that the foot sags I wrote contacted support service and received a new mount within 2 days and the new one works fine. I wish they had used a pop up buckle with an adjustable strap to hold the toes. But velcro works for its intended purpose, you just have to deal with velcro and the problems that come with it after a while. The compression part works surprisingly well. My legs…

I'd say it's comfortable, but is it really comfortable for people with plantar fasciitis? They gave me a shoe from a podiatrist. It was incredibly hot and awkward. This sock is not bulky, is comfortable to wear in summer, fits well and provides sufficient pressure on all toes. The shoe my doctor gave me just pulled on my big toe (it's absolutely horrible). Night (mostly I can walk all night and not take it off, unlike the boot the doctor gave me, but sometimes I just get over it and have to…

I tried a few other night tires for half a year and they all gave me terrible pain in my toes at the end of the night. Usually wakes me up in pain. But most importantly, they did absolutely nothing to alleviate my plantar fasciitis. I saw pictures of it and decided I have to try it. What attracted me in the first place was how you can see that they are pulled up from the tips of the toes and not the middle of the foot. In my opinion it seemed much more effective than the tires I tried. I was…