Exoform Dorsal Night Splint Size: Large

I have used several plantar fasciitis night braces. I have used the standard hard plastic brace with the straps, sleeves and the Cramer dorsal brace. This is the best for my foot. After having some improvement with the Cramer brace decreasing the stiffness and pain by 50%+. This took away 90% of my pain and morning stiffness.The benefit I think is that this brace forces you to dorsiflex more than the Cramer brace and keeps the plantar fascia stretched better since you toes are pointed up more. It’s easier to walk a short distance in at night.l compared to either the traditional or Cramer brace. My main complaint is that the sleeve does feel like it rubs or cuts into you Achilles area a bit. I notched this area out a bit (cut the neoprene with scissors) and didn’t tighten the top Velcro as much which helped. You could also wear a sock which might help. It seems like not over tightening the top Velcro is the most helpful. I have Achilles tendinitis/Haglund on the other side and still use the Cramer brace on that side. May switch to this brace after it wears out.

It wasn’t the best fit for me since I have a painful heelspur and some of the elastic band rests on top of that tender part. However, it is a good design and probably would help folks that suffer from plantar fasciitis.

I wear a ladies size 10-11 shoe, but this splint is too large, I can't adjust it to fit correctly. When I started the return process, I was notified this is a non-returnable product. I just looked in product description and can't find anything informing me of that. So I'm out over $50.

I've been having an issue with my foot for a while, but a recent trip to an indoor trampoline park left me with no choice but to see a podiatrist. She recommended several stretches and wearing a night splint to help my foot recover.This was the fourth product I tried, and the only one that worked for me. I first tried a boot-style splint, which stayed on my foot, but was so uncomfortable that I'd wake up after a few hours and rip it off. My next splint was a sock style, which was more comfortable, but wouldn't stay on my foot. My last splint was a dorsal-style splint with two straps, but the front of my foot would slide out of the front strap as I slept.This one has been perfect for me from the start, very comfortable and stays in place all night. It's keeping my foot stretched out. I don't walk around in it much, but it has a non-slip pattern on the toe box in case you do. The only drawback is the price compared to other splints I tried. Or would have been, if I hadn't spent more on the first three that didn't work.Pros:- Comfortable- Secure- WorksCons:- Price

This did help clear up my plantar fasciitis, but when fastened snugly, the straps can irritate the skin. I wore a thick sock with this to help mitigate the irritation.

I tried 3 of these, this is the first one that actually keeps your tendon and foot flexed without being uncomfortable. I bought the soft.type with the strap from.calf to heel and.the hard boot type that is basically an L with internal strapping. This is the inverse of the 2nd one allowing you not to clomp around your house when you need to pee and doing a better job keeping the ankle stretched. The other you end up not staying stretched fully

The product is well made, but sizing is not clear

So uncomfortable! I don't know how people can wear these at night. Non returnable too.