Adjustable Night Splint

• Targeted Overnight Stretching – Maintains gentle tension through the plantar fascia, Achilles tendon and calf muscles while resting.
• Adjustable Dorsiflexion – Adjustable straps and the included foam wedge allow the foot position and level of stretch to be fine-tuned.
• Lightweight Thermoplastic Construction – Provides structured support without unnecessary bulk.
• Padded Liners – Help reduce pressure around contact areas during overnight wear.
• Secure Adjustable Fit – Buckle and hook-and-loop straps help keep the splint positioned throughout use.
• Suitable for Several Indications – May be used where overnight stretching has been recommended for plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain or tight calf muscles.

Indicated for overnight stretching where gentle dorsiflexion is required, including plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendon pain and posterior chain muscle tightness.

May also be used following surgery, trauma or cast removal where maintaining or gradually restoring ankle range of motion has been recommended by a healthcare professional.

What does a plantar fasciitis night splint do?
A night splint holds the foot in gentle dorsiflexion while resting, maintaining a stretch through the plantar fascia, Achilles tendon and calf muscles.

Can a night splint help plantar fasciitis?
Night splints are commonly used as part of managing plantar fasciitis, particularly where morning heel pain and stiffness are a problem. They are designed to maintain a gentle stretch while the foot is at rest.

Can it be used for Achilles tendon pain?
It may be used where gentle overnight stretching of the Achilles tendon and calf muscles has been recommended. If Achilles pain is persistent, worsening or follows an acute injury, professional assessment is advisable.

Why can plantar fasciitis feel worse in the morning?
The plantar fascia and surrounding tissues can become tighter while the foot is resting overnight. This is one reason the first few steps after waking can be particularly uncomfortable.

Can I sleep while wearing the Adjustable Night Splint?
Yes. It is designed primarily for overnight and resting use. Its padded liners, adjustable straps and lightweight thermoplastic construction are intended to support comfortable positioning during wear.

How long should I wear a night splint?
Wear time varies depending on symptoms, comfort and any guidance provided by a healthcare professional. It can be helpful to build up wear time gradually if you are not accustomed to sleeping in a night splint.

How tight should the night splint be?
It should hold the foot securely in a gentle stretch without causing excessive pressure, pain, numbness or tingling. The straps and foam wedge allow the position to be adjusted.

What angle should the night splint be set at?
There is no single angle suitable for everyone. Start with a comfortable level of dorsiflexion and adjust gradually rather than forcing the foot into a strong stretch.

Can you walk in the night splint?
The Adjustable Night Splint is intended primarily for resting and overnight use rather than normal walking. Remove it before walking unless specifically instructed otherwise by a healthcare professional.

Does a night splint cure plantar fasciitis?
No. A night splint does not cure plantar fasciitis, but it may form part of a wider management plan by maintaining a gentle stretch while resting.

Is it suitable for either foot?
Yes. The bilateral design allows the Adjustable Night Splint to be worn on either the left or right foot.