ProStretch NightSock, Overnight Relief for Plantar Fasciitis w/Toe Support

I've been suffering with plantar fasciitis in one foot for close to a year, and have tried stretching exercises and lots of rest, to no avail. So I got this NightSock in a last-ditch effort before I go to a podiatrist and get charged lots of money to wear a horrible full-foot brace for weeks or months. The first night I tried it, I used it as-is, with the plastic stiffener insert in the toes. I wasn't aggressive with the angle, I just wanted to try to get used to sleeping with it. I woke up after two hours, and my big toenail hurt like crazy, and I had to take it off. The next night I removed the plastic thing from the toe area, and tried it again. I almost made it all the way through the night, but again my big toenail took a beating, and hurt a lot. I did, however, for the first time in months, get out of bed and hobble around with much less pain than usual, so I was psyched about that. So the third night I decided to just loosen the strap all the way and wear it like a regular sock. That worked fine, and my toenail was happy, but of course it didn't do anything for me since I had the strap completely loose. So, the fourth night, I decided to try something slightly different. I again adjusted the strap so that my foot was held at a very comfortable 120-degree angle, and *then* when I put the sock on, I didn't pull it all the way up like usual. I just left like 1/2 and inch or so of slack in the end, so that my toes were really comfortable, yet it would still prevent my foot from extending past 120-130 degrees when I tried to point my toe. That worked! I got all the way through the night, no toenail pain, and the next morning when I got out of bed there was a very noticeable improvement. I kept at this for about a week, got very used to wearing the sock, and I was walking with much less pain during the day. I wanted more improvement, so I started tightening the strap 1/2" at a time each night, until I got to 90-degrees. I didn't go any further than that. After a couple of months, I am almost pain-free now! Sometimes I skip wearing it at night, but I do better the next day if I do wear it. I'm able to hike and exercise again, and I'm sure that in a few months I'll be able to stop wearing the NightSock altogether, unless I have a flare-up.

Sock is too narrow. It jams/bunches my toes on top of each other. I’m a men’s size 12. I slipped in my Sole brand (full foot) insert. This semi-rigid insert: Spreads the sock out widthwise. Supports big toe from being overly bent. Allows me to walk to bathroom on the insert. Is more comfortable to sleep. 5 stars if this was sold with the intention of adding an otc orthotic. I will change my rating to 5 stars if my PF goes away. I’ve had PF once before and have been thru the full circle of medical remedies. This setup may be the ticket.

These work well. I noticed an immediate decrease in pain level when getting out of bed in the morning in relation to Plantar Fasciitis. My only issue is the discomfort cause to the tips of my smaller toes which typically wakes after 3-4 hours. I believe this is due to the removable plastic insert. This piece is designed straight across, and does follow the natural curvature of my foot. I removed the insert last night and it was better, however, the stretch was not as good as before since the toes were not supported and pointed towards the knee. For some, it may work perfect with the inserts. For me, not so much. Overall, I recommend this product with 4 Stars.

These socks were recommended at a local foot store for my plantar facitis, I was skeptical at first but after wearing for a week, my pain in the morning is much lower that I am able to walk without crying in pain. I went and bought a 2nd pair and e of the best purchases ever but somedays I forget to wear and pay the price next morning

I am returning the ProStretch NightSock. You only get 1 for $37.70 - not a pair of socks🧦. As pictured, the indentations in my foot after 1 night are ridiculous & highly unexpected. I doubt that is safe to continue every night. Additionally, the cat got sick (sorry for visual) & I needed to jump out of bed. I couldn't get the dumb thing off the way I put it on because the velcro was stuck tight. I just had to slide it off instead. I slept fine with it, but when I woke up this morning, I realized it slid down my calf. The directions tell you snug, but do not let it cut off circulation which is what I did. After just 1 night, the velcro made several snag marks in the material & walking to the bathroom picks up every little hair, etc. from the carpet. Luckily, Amazon fulfilled my 12/7/2019 order so I completed the return request online & will drop off at Kohl's today 12/20/2019.

It does seem to help PF when worn as directed, but makes the tips of my toes very painful by morning. I tried adding a bit of foam to the toe of the sock but then it doesn't work well for PF relief. Also, my legs are thin and can't really get the velcro cuff tight enough around my leg. This needs to be offered in different sizes. Will probably have to spend more money on a traditional splint.

I tried a couple of boots after I lost my first sock. Pretty sure I let someone borrow it, and they just never gave it back to me. But they were a disaster. The straps broke, or they didn’t quite pull my toes back enough to have a good effect, the sock does come with a little bit of a learning curve. It can feel like it’s making your toes go to sleep or feel a little uncomfortable at first but you just have to make small adjustments to get to a good place after that it works. It always helps with my plantar fasciitis . I love it and it’s what I’m gonna stick with in the future.

Must-buy for plantar fasciitis relief, whether wearing at-rest or overnight. 11/10

Fungerade inte optimalt då tryck av smärta i stortå och lilltå tog över under natten. Lyckadas inte att justera i sockan för att det ska fungera för mig. Läste i andras recensioner att någon lyckats hitta ett sätt som fungerar men för mig fungerade det inte alls. Besviken.

Absolutely fantastic Bit tricky the first night you use it and it takes a couple of nights but it works releasing the pain.

It is helpful for PF but you do have to go slow and only increase the flex in small increments over several weeks. It should take you at least a few weeks before you wear it all night. Downside is it gets bobbly and scruffy easily due to the Velcro. Only had mine for a week or so and it looks like I’ve worn it for a 10mile trek.

I am so unbelievably grateful for this item. It is very well designed for the price and it is helping so much with the early morning pain and, hopefully, the long-term recovery as well. If you suffer from plantar fasciitis pain, definitely get one of these. My only advice would be to heed the package insert and start the stretch gradually, and also take care that the sock is not pulled on too tight, otherwise you'll wake up with weird toe pain. Goodness I don't know what I would have done without this

Cumple su función, en mi caso noe resultó difícil adaptarme, eso sí, recomiendo no ajustar demasiado el pie dentro del calcetín, deja un pelín de margen, así evito que me duelan los dedos. No le pongo más estrellas porque al poco tiempo la cinta que se coge a la pierna va perdiendo fuerza de agarre y termina por no cerrar. Estaría bien poder comprar determinadas partes sueltas.