Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint with Adjustable Dorsal Straps for Either Foot, One Size - ELESIK
A plantar fasciitis night splint uses a soft dorsal design to hold the foot in a gentle stretch while resting. ELESIK replaces a bulky rigid boot with a breathable sock-style neoprene support and adjustable straps, allowing users to tailor tension around the foot and ankle. The one-size brace fits either the left or right foot and is intended for adults seeking overnight plantar-fascia or Achilles positioning.
Fasten the splint so it maintains a comfortable stretch without forcing the joint. Its lightweight open structure promotes airflow during sleep, while the dorsal placement keeps much of the sole free. The package contains one black ESK 002 BL splint. The source also mentions heel-spur, foot-drop and morning-stiffness support, but this product cannot diagnose the cause of pain or replace a prescribed rigid orthosis. Begin with short wear if needed and follow professional guidance when a clinician has set a specific angle or schedule. Loosen or remove the splint for numbness, tingling, swelling, discoloration, skin irritation or increased discomfort. Hand wash only and allow it to dry fully before the next use.
Specifications
- Brand: ELESIK
- Model: ESK 002 BL
- Product: Dorsal plantar fasciitis night splint
- Quantity: 1 splint
- Color: Black
- Size: One size
- Foot orientation: Left or right
- Material: Neoprene
- Design: Soft sock-style dorsal brace
- Adjustment: Customizable straps
- Fabric feature: Breathable
- Target area: Foot and plantar fascia
- Listed additional support: Achilles, heel and foot-drop positioning
- Rigid boot: No
- Care: Hand wash only
- Use timing: Nighttime rest
- Use note: Apply a gentle stretch without circulation symptoms
Frequently Asked Questions
Can the ELESIK night splint fit either foot?
Yes. The one-size dorsal design can be worn on the left or right foot.
How many splints are included?
The package contains one black plantar fasciitis night splint.
Is this a rigid walking boot?
No. It is a soft, breathable sock-style dorsal splint intended for resting rather than a rigid walking boot.
How tightly should the straps be set?
Use only enough tension for a gentle stretch and loosen or remove the splint if numbness, swelling, tingling or discoloration develops.