Brace Direct Padded Night Splint 90 Degree Sleeping Boot - Immobilizing Stretching Support for Plantar Fasciitis, Drop Foot, Achilles Tendonitis, Heel Spurs, Medium (US Shoe Men 7.5-10.5 / Women

I dislocated and broke both lower leg bones just above the ankle slipping on some ice in January. After my surgery when they removed the temporary cast they put me in a boot and told me to where it at all times. Sleeping in that monster was near impossible. I got this brace to wear while sleeping and it worked great. The cloth cover and rounded heel and toe didn't snag on the sheet or blanket and it's a lot smaller profile. All I can say is that it worked great for me and probably will work for you.

Needed this after calf surgery to keep leg straight at night; it worked great. Comfortable enough to sleep in and was cool and easy to put on. Did not give 5 stars because the adhesive straps started to slip after one month of wear so would wake up with the splint moved off site. It did not happen every time but enough that it was a concern.

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!

Initially worked well but as stated in other reviews the velcro isn’t very sturdy. It became very loose after a week of use. Better products out there.

The media could not be loaded. Pros: it appears to be soft and snuggled in place by setting my foot and leg in it.Cons: Straps two of three straps are defected. When velcroed they don't go straight across, but they go vertically upward where the top of foot is supposed to me supported in a fashion that foot doesn't move. The way this specific boot is, it doesn't hold any support.Plus, the sizing online compared to manufacturers instructions are conflicting. This boot is definitely too small for me according to me trying it on and then the manufacturers sizing. I clearly need a Medium.I will come back and change my rating when this seller/company makes it right.By asking for a return, I was sent to thier main website 4-5 days ago to fill out a form (email) and I still haven't heard anything back from them and I was asking for an exchange in a Medium.

I had a Jones fracture, a typically slow healing break of my 5th metatarsal bone. I was non weight bearing (wheel chair) for 2.5 months and then partial weight bearing. I wore a cam boot in the day and I used this at night. It really protected my foot in bed. It kept me from moving my ankle in such a way as to hurt and kept the sheets from bending my foot in a way that hurt. The velcro eventually was getting tired and so I used an additional velcro strap around the foot area closure and that kept it secure.It was super comfortable and soft and allowed me to relax in bed knowing I wasn't going to injure my foot further.

The boot is comfortable but doesn’t provide enough stability or support while sleeping to help with plantar fasciitis. The heel slips and there’s no way to adjust the fit to keep the foot in position. The piece that’s included to help increase the stretch attaches with velcro feels hard on the ball of foot, but without it the boot is useless. I’m considering returning this. Perhaps this boot would be useful for someone who needs very little help treating plantar fasciitis.

My girlfriend has plantar fasciitis and her podiatrist supplied her with a big giant hard plastic support boot which she uses at work since she is on her feet all day. We went to a second podiatrist who gave us a whole list of different things to try including a soft boot for at home and sleep. We chose this boot and it has been great so far. It definitely gives a similar amount of foot relief in a much more comfortable and lightweight boot that doesn't go far up your leg. She uses the wedge under her toes which seems to help since her regular hard boot doesn't have that. She hasn't tried sleeping with it on yet but may try it soon. This is definitely for indoor use only on carpet or wood/tile floors as the bottom of the boot is all cloth. She has small feet and the small size fits perfect.