BraceAbilityDorsal Night Splint | Plantar Fasciitis Pain Relief, Foot Drop Brace for Sleeping, and Achilles Tendon Stretcher Boot for Nighttime Ankle Dorsiflexion (L/XL)

I recently started using the BraceAbility Dorsal Night Splint, and it has been a game changer for my plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. Here’s why I’m thrilled with this product:Effective Pain Relief:From the first night, I noticed a significant reduction in my morning pain. The splint holds my foot at a perfect 90-degree angle, gently stretching my fascia and Achilles tendon while I sleep. This has made my first steps in the morning much more comfortable.Comfortable to Wear:Despite its firm support, the splint is surprisingly comfortable. The padding is soft, and the adjustable straps ensure a snug fit without being too tight. I can sleep through the night without any discomfort.Durable and Well-Made:The quality of the materials is excellent. The splint feels sturdy and durable, and it has held up well even with nightly use. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into its design and construction.Easy to Use:Putting on the splint is straightforward, and it stays in place throughout the night. The instructions were clear, making it easy to get started right away.Overall Experience:Overall, the BraceAbility Dorsal Night Splint has exceeded my expectations. It has provided me with much-needed relief and improved my quality of life. If you’re struggling with plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendonitis, I highly recommend giving this splint a try. It’s a small investment for a big improvement in comfort and mobility.

I broke my ankle 5 weeks ago and was wearing an aircast walking boot. I was told i needed to wear it at night when i sleep to avoid injuring my ankle in my sleep. Well any of you that wear a walking cast to be know what a PITA that is. It is bulky and heavy. I asked my Dr if there was another brace i could get for night time sleeping and he said he didn't have anything but i was free to look around and order one as long as it supported the ankle. Well i found this one for relatively cheap money and figured "what could it hurt" so i went ahead and ordered it. Well Ive worn it for 2 nights now and it is so much better. Its comfortable and light. I did wrap an ace bandage around it fairly loosely to support the heel. I wear a size 12 shoe and it is a bit tight to wear with socks on but over all i would definitely recommend this for helping sleep with a broken ankle.

Splint is well made/padded and initially feels comfortable, however based on the description I ordered a S-M size but the front portion of the splint (the elastic) is too tight for my foot plus the splint overall doesn’t stay in place. Maybe I should have ordered a bigger size.

I called braceability prior to my purchase voicing my consern that this L/ XL brace may be too small for me. They assured me that it would fit up to size 15. This brace has an elastic band under the lower strap that the foot has to slide into before tightening the straps. It's this elastic band that is too tight. It actually causes pain because the elastic band is NOT adjustable.I called Braceability about this issue and told them I was going to have to cut the elastic band off to use it. That said any modifications would void my warranty. I'm going to cut it off and use it anyway. It would be perfect for a smaller foot and I think it's a good product with a good design. Having big feet has its downfalls.

Really wanted this to work. It was more comfortable than others I’ve tried. However the elastic they use on the foot portion “rolls” up when you secure the Velcro straps and creates a pressure point that’s very uncomfortable. I’m returning the product after receiving g no assistance from the manufacturer.

This brace is AMAZING!!!!In the picture is one from Amazon and one from my foot doctor!! They’re IDENTICAL except for two things.... the doctor one has red material on the inside and was $130!!!I have really long heel Spurs that I have home doctored for almost 2 years and finally couldn’t walk even with shoe insoles. I’m a candidate for surgery but I chose this method to try first. Using this at night and some during the day makes my feet almost 100% pain free. This is not in place of surgery but I need to prepare for surgery and this is helping me until then.Your feet will hurt like heck the first few times so be prepared and don’t give up. That’s one thing I kept seeing on reviews but it hurts to re-train your feet to go the proper way, it won’t be because the brace isn’t working. If it doesn’t hurt at first and your feet hurt the same you may need a tighter brace or you might have a different issue and need something like a sympathetic block, had that done first for pain on the top of my feet from walking wrong because of the heel spur.Can’t be happier except that I spent $130 for the doctor one!

The foot brace is suppose to help with heel pain from bone spurs but hurts your toes.

Simple and effective!