Adjustable Night Splint for Plantar Fasciitis

Support your foot overnight with a stretch you can adjust. The SoleAid Adjustable Night Splint is a posterior, over-the-calf brace with a supportive shell and nylon-covered EVA cushioning. Adjustable dorsiflexion straps and an EVA foam wedge let you modify the stretch according to your fitting instructions.

This model fits either the right or left foot and is available in Small, Medium, and Large. It is designed for nighttime positioning as part of an appropriate plantar-fasciitis care plan.

SoleAid Adjustable Night Splint features

Product construction and fit

Why consider a night splint for morning heel pain?

A night splint helps limit the toes-down ankle position during sleep, maintaining a gentle stretch through the plantar fascia and calf-Achilles structures. It may be useful when plantar-fasciitis symptoms are especially noticeable with the first steps after getting out of bed.

Clinical guidelines recommend a clinician-directed, one- to three-month night-splint program for people with plantar fasciitis who consistently experience first-step morning pain. That recommendation applies to night splints as a treatment category; it is not a guarantee of results from this particular model.

Posterior night splint vs. dorsal splint and daytime supports

These products serve different purposes. Select the design with your clinician when treatment goals, fit, or tolerance are uncertain.

Check the fit before overnight wear.

Choose the size for this specific SoleAid model; another brand's Small, Medium, or Large may fit differently. If you are between sizes or need help matching your measurements, ask our team to confirm the appropriate size before ordering.

• Check support and contact. Your heel should remain seated without uncomfortable pressure from the shell or straps.
• Follow the supplied adjustment directions. Dorsiflexion means moving the foot upward toward the shin. Increase stretch only as directed; a stronger pull is not necessarily more helpful.
• Assess comfort while awake first. Follow your clinician's wear schedule and recheck the skin when removing the splint.
• Respond to discomfort. Stop use and seek fitting advice if you develop increased pain, numbness, tingling, persistent redness, or rubbing.

Questions about this plantar fasciitis night splint

Does one model fit either foot?

Yes. You do not need to choose a separate left-foot or right-foot version. You still need the appropriate size.

How tight should the splint feel?

The fit should be secure and the stretch tolerable. Do not tighten the straps to the point of pain or altered sensation. If you cannot find a comfortable position, have the fit and treatment plan reviewed.

How many hours should I wear it?

Follow the supplied directions and the schedule your clinician recommends. There is no single nightly duration that suits every person, and an uncomfortable splint should not be forced through a full night.

Can I walk in it when I get out of bed?

Treat this product as a nighttime positioning splint, not a walking boot. Remove it before standing or walking unless the supplied instructions and your clinician specifically permit weight-bearing use.

Does it replace my other plantar fasciitis treatment?

A night splint may complement appropriate stretching, footwear changes, and rehabilitation. If your clinician is considering medication delivery as a separate treatment, our plantar-fasciitis iontophoresis guide explains that option and its limitations.

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If you have diabetes, reduced foot sensation, poor circulation, damaged skin, or a recent foot or ankle procedure, obtain professional advice before using a stretching splint.

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