Brace Direct 90 Degree Night Splint, Sleeping Boot for Plantar Fasciitis

Brace Direct night splint is a great splint for my broken ankle. It feels secure and comfortable. It stabilizes my ankle day and night. I ordered a size medium and it fits perfectly. I wear a size 8 and measured in small, however went with a medium. I wear the splint in the day when moving around on crutches as it provides good protection. The 3 Velcro straps are strong and well made. The Velcro can be placed tight or looser depending on preference. I highly recommend this splint for anyone needing to stabilize and alleviate pain or recovering from ankle surgery. The quality is excellent and a great value for the price. The 90 degree angle stabilizes the foot well.

Perfect for my foot planter fasciitis. Order a little smaller. It keeps the foot from leaving the 90 degrees, which you need during sleep or rest for the heel to relax and inflammation to subside. So less pain discomfort upon waking and walking. Yes it's bulky in bed but it is soft. It has helped me.

This brace is really comfortable. It's a little bulkier than some, but that's worth it for the comfort. My only problem is that the low, cross-foot brace comes loose sometimes in the night. Even when it does the brace still provides the necessary support. Also, you can walk around the house with it on if you need to get up in the night, like I sometimes do.

When I first got the boot it was awesome. Comfy, held my foot 90 degrees and was adjustable. But the fabric started to fray. And the Velcro stopped sticking. It was about 3 months in and I had to use safety pins to keep it the right size for my foot. Do not get this unless you want to buy a new cover every 3 months.

I was pleased with the overall size and weight of the night splint sleeping boot but disappointed greatly by its overall quality to hold up. At first the velcro stuck well to the cloth support but after about 2 weeks it started to not want to hold in place and popped off and loose often. The design of the wrap around strap to secure the boot in place was awkward to work with during the night especially when I had to take it off and then rewrap it around. It would catch other things and then eventually failed to catch the cloth as velcro should. I am thinking I will have to attach my own velcro to make it work. For the price I think this boot is not worth it. I have an older boot that works better to stay in place and help to heal my plantar fasciitis which overlaps with velcro in the front unlike this boot. I do like the little wedge that comes with the boot that helps to put the foot at a good angle. Poorly engineered for healing of plantar fasciitis.

This brace was very helpful at night in bed when I broke my foot. It's soft and comfy yet sturdy to keep your foot fixed. Easy to put on.

First of all they put a small arch support at the ball of the foot where the wedge goes. Why I have no idea. Then it will not stay in place at all. Your foot moves around considerably. There are a lot of pressure points, especially around the lower shin and the top of your foot. It really bothered my extensor tendon. The Velcro most likely won’t stay on after a few uses.

It's been 43 days, 43 days of sleeping on my back and I am NOT a back sleeper. My physical therapist recommended this to me after I kept complaining about my hard aircast boot that goes to my knee and is so uncomfortable and restricting. I broke my ankle and use a hard boot during the day and at night, but I can't move or do anything so I got this boot. Last night I slept on my side and was told I was sound asleep in a curled up ball position; I slept over 10 hours! It was the most comfortable I have been since I broke my ankle; I mean a broken ankle recovery isn't comfortable, but this boot is! My toes can breathe and I can move around and it just feels like a tube sock or something on your foot and only goes up about mid calf and not heavy. It is sturdy and keeps my foot supported while moving in bed....finally!