Dorsal Night Splint

£32.95 (Inc. VAT & Standard UK Delivery)

• Features & Benefits

  The Dorsal Night Splint offers an effective, low-profile solution for managing plantar fasciitis, and foot pain during sleep. Designed for bilateral use, this comfortable night orthosis gently maintains dorsiflexion, promoting healing and pain relief without the bulk of traditional splints.

  Crafted from breathable fabric, the splint features a malleable aluminium stay, allowing customised dorsiflexion control based on individual needs. Its sleep-easy design eliminates hard or bulky surfaces, ensuring undisturbed rest while still providing the necessary support. Additionally, the non-slip sole material offers enhanced traction, making nighttime movement safer and more stable

  Key Features  & Benefits

  • Designed for Plantar Fasciitis Relief – Supports the foot in a gentle dorsiflexed position, reducing morning heel pain and stiffness.
  • Adjustable Aluminium Stay – Malleable metal support allows for customised dorsiflexion control, ensuring optimal stretch.
  • Lightweight & Breathable Fabric – Promotes airflow to keep feet cool and comfortable during the night.
  • Non-Bulky, Sleep-Friendly Design – Unlike traditional hard splints, this design eliminates discomfort, allowing peaceful rest.
  • Non-Slip Sole for Extra Safety – Provides traction on floors, reducing the risk of slipping when getting out of bed.
  • Bilateral Fit for Versatile Use – Can be worn on either foot, making it a cost-effective solution.

  FAQs

  Can I adjust the amount of dorsiflexion?
  Yes! The aluminium stay can be moulded to adjust the foot’s angle, providing a personalised fit.

  Is this splint comfortable to sleep in?
  Absolutely! The soft, breathable fabric and low-profile design ensure minimal disruption during sleep.

  Does the splint fit both feet?
  Yes! The bilateral design allows it to be worn on either the left or right foot.

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• Indications for Use

  Plantar fasciitis and achilles tendonitis.

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