Small size 4-8 Foot Splint Boot Plantar Fasciitis Heel Pain Brace Night Splint

Small size 4-8 Foot Splint Boot Plantar Fasciitis Heel Pain Brace Night Splint

USD 23.79 USD
SKU: LKC9TRfY
Condition: New

Specifications

All Returns AcceptedReturnsNotAccepted
Main PurposeArch Support
BrandRJ-Modini
DepartmentAdult
TypeSplint
ColorBlue
ModelBrace Night Splint
Body Areaheel
FeaturesAdjustable
MPNDoes Not Apply
Country/Region Of ManufactureChina

Same day shipping! If you suffer from heel and arch pain or burning heel pain.This foot splint Form Fit Boot Style Night Splint was created to provide ultimate patient comfort. One of the primary attributes of this night splint is the 3-dimensional padding throughout the shell of the splint. In addition there is adjustable flexion control straps to give just the right amount of stretch giving the patient an effective treatment option for their plantar fasciitis. SIZE small: Male / Female Shoe Size 4 - 8 Blue✅ PROVIDES RELIEF from Pain and Discomfort of Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendonitis✅ APPLIES CONSISTENT Stretch to the Plantar Fascia by Holding the Foot in a Gentle Dorsiflexion✅ FOAM WEDGE is Included for Additional Stretch on the Plantar Fascia✅ LIGHTWEIGHT DESIGN for Patient Comfort while Sleeping With the foot in a controlled amount of dorsiflexion, the Achilles tendon and plantar fascia are stretched gently. Stretching of the Achilles tendon and plantar fascia reduces inflammation and pain at the Achilles tendon. Three padded straps with buckles enable immobilization in this lightweight, low profile shell. It is durable and breathable. In addition to providing a gentle stretch of the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon, the soft foam interior is breathable to eliminate heat buildup. During sleep, night splints stretch the calf and plantar fascia passively by keeping the ankle in a neutral position. The goal is to facilitate fascia healing. Several clinical studies suggest that night splinting is effective. Approximately 70% of patients have shown improvement in some studies. a study showed no difference in outcomes between treatment and no treatment after three months.

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