Brace Direct90 Degree Comfort Padded Night Splint- Soft Sleeping Boot- Stretch for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendinitis and Heel Pain- Right or Left Foot- Men or Women

Had surgery both side of my ankle works great!! Instead of using the boot I use this one. Iam a size 8 and medium worked perfect.

Yes they’re bulky and uncomfortable at night , but so is painful feet day after day , I used these ( cause I bought a second one because it worked so good ) at night , after a week , I could tell a huge difference, took about 3 weeks , but my pain is gone and they sit my closet until another flair up . Highly recommend. I have tried my styles , this one is everything I was looking for .

This splint is TERRIBLE to sleep in! So it is not as described but it is as pictured. Aside from the misleading marketing, it’s a fine splint. I didn’t measure it but it fits according to the size chart for me & I am an 8 1/2 to an 9 in women’s US shoe sizes. it’s really not padded enough at all. It is big enough to gently secure ice packs (they are better 1/2 thawed). It also collects lint and is light weight maybe a pound or two.I slept with this splint on and woke up with tendon pain & swelling. It was like I slept wrong and my foot between my ankle & arch was all swollen, bruised and hurting from being pressed onto the hard surface of the side edge of this splint. Now I’m in more pain than I was before. Horrible really. I am hope this review will save people from the extra pain. This is a hard plastic splint, covered by a thin layer of padding.I’m using this splint to care for an injury of the Plantar Fascia. This boot does keep my foot still, protected and in the most comfortable position possible while sitting, and laying. Which is super helpful & I deeply appreciate. The splint has a pad at the bottom that creates a half inch incline of the toe. That position is painful but the pad is only Velcro-ed down! It can be removed and flipped upside down so that your heel is on the 1/2 inch incline to prevent further irritation of the torn Plantar Fascia. Here’s to hoping we all heal with miraculous speed!

I have tendonitis and plantars fasciitis. I was advised by my doctor to sleep in a boot. My doctor told me to keep the straps secure, but not tight enough to impede circulation. She also said I might feel a burning or tingling sensation in my foot as the tendon is stretched. She advised me to leave the boot on and endure the discomfort if possible. I do wake up sometimes with burning pain, but I always keep the boot on and the discomfort passes within a few minutes. My foot feels remarkably better in the morning. I like this boot so much I am planning on buying a second one for my other foot.

It was okay for a few nights, but started feeling discomfort right after that. I really felt no difference. Going to see a foot doctor in November to see what's going on.

It did offer much needed stability but it hurt my heel when I slept in it.

This sleeping boot is so soft and comfortable! I love it! I've had 10 ankle surgeries and finally on this last surgery #11 I found tis sleeping boot. Wish I would have had it for the others. I definitely recommend it.

Easy to use. Very lightweight. I had no difficulties sleeping with the boot on. With in a few days I felt relief from a problem I had been suffering with for months,