Dorsal Night Splint

Dorsal Night Splint Reviews

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This is Okay. I cannot comment too much further because I have not tried other products yet. I can say it is comfortable and I do not have a problem sleeping at night. That is the main reason I purchased this product, was based on comfort. I imagine a lot of the other products being uncomfortable.br /The splint does not hold my foot at a good 90 degree angle. It could be better at hold my foot closer to a 90 degrees. My foot does not hurt "as much" in the morning after wearing this.

Dorsal Night Splint Feature

• Splint features less bulk and weight, retaining less heat and increasing comfort.
• Non-intrusive, low profile design ensures greater comfort while you sleep.
• Three hook-and-loop straps ensure easy on / off.
• Foam rubber, plastic.
• Note: Designed for nighttime use only; not recommended for walking. Care: Hand wash with mild detergent. Air dry only.

Sleep undisturbed and reduce morning heel pain and discomfort with the Dorsal Night Splint. This streamlined plantar fasciitis night splint gently holds the left or right foot in a neutral position overnight, stretching the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon to offer gentle relief from heel pain. Wear nightly and maximize benefits in 4 to 12 weeks.

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PlantarFasciitis - Steve -
This product is low-profile and helpful.What's helped the most for my PF has been buying shoes with either the MBT technology or something like the Skecher shape-up. As soon as I put that type of shoe on and began to walk I felt better. I've had them now for 3 weeks and walking does not make things worse. I wish I knew 10months ago and saved pain and money. You will not go wrong. If they don't work, return them, but it's worth a try!

It works - Math Prof - New Haven, CT
It has been a while (6 weeks ?) since I got the dorsal splint. At first, it gave relief in the morning, but there were still painful periods throughout the day. Now, it has been 2 weeks since I've had a painful period. I'm religious on using it, because the relief is so welcomed. I use old socks with ankles and toes cut away to give me foot breathing room at night, yet keeps the splint fresher.


Nov 07, 2010 04:12:03