🦶 Brace Direct Padded Night Splint: Effective Recovery Aid for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Inflammation, and More Review

I broke my shin in the ankle area. It has helped me keep my foot and leg in a safe and comfortable position while I sleep. It was comfortable and allowed my foot to breathe. Wearing hiking boots to bed is uncomfortable and unsanitary. It was a great compromise. It's not as comfy as wearing nothing, but popping the break back didn't seem smart lol. I probably won't use it again. I really hope I don't need it, but I'm keeping it because you never know.

Better than heavy boots and good for lounging but requires some padding. I couldn't have worn it for more than ten minutes without the thick black pads that came with the other boot. You can't wear it at night either. It's too uncomfortable. In addition, it probably goes without saying, but this device does not offer any protection, it is too weak. After all, Velcro is already wearing the tape, and it's only been a week. I would give 5 stars if they came with extra padding under the heel…

I have Restless Legs Syndrome, as part of the symptoms I keep twisting my ankle and foot which causes pain and burning. I took medication for my unsteady leg but it didn't help with excessive ankle rotation. I put this splint on at night and wear it almost every night before bed. It is very easy to put on. Velcro straps ensure a snug fit and do their job of immobilizing your ankle. I've been wearing this every night for a month with no complaints. Never flown at night. And the best part is that

Have been using it at night for just over 3 months. They are easy to maneuver at night and weigh a lot less than my airboat. It is comfortable. The three velcro straps still work, although I have to rub them with my fingers more than when I first bought the boot. I think if the clasps don't hold I can use simple velcro to close each one but no problem so far. Place the included foam wedge in the correct position under your toes to keep your foot in the 90° position. degree angle to the leg…

I have a drop foot from major knee surgery just before Christmas and wear a night splint to prevent an Achilles tendon contracture. This is the fourth night tire I've tried in just two months. They all bit the toes of my feet or were uncomfortable at the heel, and I ended up tearing them off in the middle of the night after suffering as long as I could. This tire is by far the most comfortable and I highly recommend it. Last night was the best night I've slept since I started wearing a night…

I LOVE this night splint and feel like I've found the perfect one ❣️ I've tried sooo many other night splints (5 others) and almost all of them hurt me or didn't fix my foot. often slept well, but then woke up with excruciating pain and I had to remove (other) tires immediately. It allows me to sleep without waking up from pain. I have ordered a medium. My foot size is women's size 8. I slide the extra strap under the balls of my feet and buckle up. I also fastened the other two bandages…