Plantar Fasciitis Foot Pain Relief 14-Piece Kit – Premium Planter Fasciitis Support, Gel Heel Spur & Therapy Wraps, Compression Socks, Foot Sleeves, Arch Supports, Heel Cushion Inserts & Heel Grips

My feet are feeling so much better

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I have not had a chance to use all of the products yet but the small black piece that goes on the arch has been very helpful. I have to wear steel toes for work and they just do not provide support for my high arches. These have been very helpful!

The ice pack was ok, the gel pads to be placed underneath the heels worked really well, but I saw little benefit in trying us the other products. I would not consider re-ordering the package. I have heel spur pain that never seems to go away. On the other hand, the exercise strap that I ordered shows much potential; and the foot rocker that I ordered is easy to use and also seems to be giving good relief. I'm still waiting for the Boots on the Ground fan to arrive.

Works better than expected

Excellent! The selection of choices is awesome! Each seems to work for me and some work better than others. I think the concept of "working better than others" is no fault of the individual item or kit so much as where you stand with this awful condition! Each person is different so what works for me may be less effective for you. BUT the great part about this kit is you have the ability to try different things and see what works for you. This is great AND a lot less expensive than doctor and physical therapy visits!

Decent value, but nothing in here helped me with my foot pain at all. The black elastic bands for the arch are too loose to provide enough compression to be helpful (same with the blue half-socks;not loose, just not enough compression to do anything). The shoe inserts are on the small side and slide around. The white gel heel pads are soft and comfy, but they end at kind of an odd place, which bugs me when walking (longer would be better). I can't speak to how well they (white pads) help to prevent pain, as I already had some when I put them on.

I wore the wrong shoes on city pavement - hiking miles. Both heels were inflamed and throbbing for weeks. I iced - then warm soaked and iced and elevated at night. Stretched and massaged each day. Just walking in my house was excruciating. A few cushion sandals and staying on carpet helped a little, but there was no improvement overall.I felt overwhelmed with all the inserts, boot braces and compression solution choices - knowing it was more than just plantar fasciitis - 8 areas in both of my heels, arches, Soleus, Inferior extensors and Achilles were involved.Yeouch. I know you know. The pain when walking and standing is unreal. It’s worse after rest periods. Anti-inflammatories don’t make much of a dent. Small distances feel like a marathon. Appointments with specialists are over a month away…So I read the available articles, but without an ultrasound wasn’t sure exactly what or which supports may help. The single pack compression, supports or pads can get expensive. This kit had most solutions to try out for what I feel is a value price.It just arrived today.I’m wearing the black neoprene heel support over the arch pad support band. I already feel better - in under an hour. The pain has abated in my heels and arches about 70%. I’m moving around the apartment more comfortably. Circulation to my feet is great, my feet are warm, toes have nice color. I can wiggle my toes without wincing.I have narrow feet and high arches. Padded Birkenstocks and Crocs were all I could manage since the injury.I plan to sleep in the silicone heel pad and compression sock with a moisturizer.I might get a sleep support boot. I’m not sure what a doc may say later, but the compression relief today feels like heaven and simple things like stretching, getting around my home for mail, food prep and little chores is doable without the excruciating pain. After a week of hobbling and wincing with frustrated tears, I’m really happy I bought this.I wish you a speedy recovery and relief.My heart breaks thinking of all the peeps struggling with foot and heel pain and how we take feet for granted until something like this happens to us.