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Your cart is empty.For Plantar Fasciitis medical research shows average recovery time of 18.5 days and 97.8% recovered within 8 weeks. ONLY medically proven soft night splint.Also effective for Achilles Tendonitis and Tight calves.Recommended by top podiatrists, physical therapists, orthopedic surgeons, athletics, and top sports medicine docs.
Glo
Reviewed in Canada on August 18, 2024
Works very well.
Chris Boyle
Reviewed in the United States on May 5, 2024
I’m 5’9 and I could pull this up close to my ballsack. Please make one size for the 90% and another for the truly large people.
beverly karitis
Reviewed in the United States on October 16, 2024
I purchased this sock to take with me while traveling all summer for work, hoping it would be more compact to travel with that my dorsiflexion boot. But it did so little that my PF has actually regressed over the course of a few months (despite my stretching and exercises).The sock is problem if you adjust it too snugly - it will cut off circulation in your toes, waking you up so you have to re-adjust it (and lose sleep).If you fasten the sock more loosely, it doesn't keep the foot or toes in position at all, so you might as well sleep with a bare foot.Also, the shaft of the sock is a one-size-fits-all, and even though tI'm 5'10", the tension from the velcro strap will pull the extra fabric down, loosening it, and also making it completely ineffective in the night. If you scrunch up the fabric around the upper part of your calf, it basically cuts off your circulation.Finally, it squishes your toes together, so if you do find a way to adjust it comfortably it night, I recommend wearing toe spacers like Correct Toes.
Doug
Reviewed in the United States on January 31, 2024
I bought this exact product/size a number of years ago, and it worked great for plantar fasciitis. While it wasn't all that comfortable, I could sleep with it, and it wasn't much trouble to put on. It eventually wore out (the velcro lost it's "stick").The design changed - it now goes above the knee, and the velcro at the top is more substantial. This should make it stay up better. But it's super tight and the velcro scratches you a lot. I couldn't sleep with it. It's better if you overlap itself and have it sit below the knee, but it's a big fuss every night to put it on this way, and it's not as stable.
Penny
Reviewed in the United States on September 15, 2023
My 72 pound dog jumped on my foot months ago. I've been suffering from pain ever since. My pain is metatarsal pain in the front half of my foot. I bought this sock on a recommendation from my husband who years ago suffered from heal pain and his podiatrist recommended this sock. My pain is one sided so even though it was only sold as one sock didn't bother me. Yes, there are cheaper alternatives but I went with the doctors choice. I can tell the difference on the days I forget to put it on vs the nights I do not. While I wish my recover would be faster I am thankful for the days when my pain is minimal because of being able to have my foot supported while I'm sleeping. I do not regret buying this sock at it's current price. It does take a little getting used to, but I love it.
LRox
Reviewed in the United States on August 4, 2023
Instructions clear, fit was a little large but product still effective, could feel a difference after the 1st night. Sock, not as breathable as I thought but that could’ve been due to really hot temps at night (90+ degrees). Not uncomfortable to sleep in and did my usual toss & turn at night, no special sleeping postures needed. Sock stayed secure and in place.
Amelia F.
Reviewed in the United States on November 2, 2022
After trying EVERYTHING non-invasive for a recent flare up of Plantar Fasciitis, I decided to give the Strassburg Sock a try. It had been on my radar for awhile, but sounded just a little too weird to be true. However, desperation led me to give it a try.I've been using it every night for the past week and a half. I'm seeing an overall improvement of my symptoms. I'm not completely pain free, but it's been a steady trend of healing. Slow and steady wins the race, right?I am still taking other measures that have worked for me in the past—stretching (ala Katy Bowman), wearing shoes that allow for proper toe splay, using toe spacers, and some thin insoles that I like (Naboso). However, I realized my issue was likely that my sleeping position (stomach) was forcing my foot into a non-ideal position for healing, so I think this sock takes care of that last piece of the PF puzzle for me. (The first couple nights were uncomfortable, but now I really don't notice it.)I will update this post down the road when more time has passed. I believe average recovery time in a study of the sock was about 18 days. We will see!
DJM
Reviewed in the United Kingdom on September 13, 2019
I have had an Achilles problem for three years. A consultant has diagnosed, 'a combination of midsubstance and an insertional Achilles tendonitis'. He recommended one of these socks to be worn at night (I believe it was to reduce the problems from the insertional tendonitis) and within two days the tenderness and pain under my heel had dramatically reduced. I am wearing it as part of an overall treatment plan and in my opinion it is most certainly aiding my recovery. It may have been that if I had been recommended this sock three years ago I would have made a much speedier recovery. It is difficult to recommend as I am not a medic but I suggest you ask your own medic if it is worth trying.
Vincente SERRANO
Reviewed in France on July 10, 2019
ca soulage vraiement apres quelques jours . Mais ca ne remplace pas une radio du pied et d'eventulles semelles orthopédiques
KelQ
Reviewed in Australia on October 13, 2019
By wearing the Strassburg Sock at night, i was able to walk freely in the morning without hobbling.
Mermaid
Reviewed in the United States on January 3, 2019
This is actually working for me BUT it is so tight that my calves are being pinched to the point of Pain. I am petite, 5' 2"And 120 pounds. I work out daily and I'm fit, which is why I ended up with Plantar Fasciitis and Achilles Tendon pain in the first place. I had been jogging/walking on a daily basis for 3 months straight when the pain in my feet came on suddenly--always in the mornings, upon first step, and in the afternoons or evenings, after sitting in the office a while and then getting up.I suffered this pain since late April and it is now early January. I stopped using the treadmill and bought an exercise bike. The pain lessened but never went away. SO...I bit the bullet and purchased two of these expensive socks.I used orthotic inserts inside of each sock (which I purchased separately) because several people recommended doing so,In order to prevent toe pain (from the toes bending back so much during the night). This was a great idea.After one night of wearing them, I noticed a difference in the morning. No Pain at all in the bottoms of my feets or in my heels. However, the socks are so tight and constricting, I have marks around my calves (which are normal sized--I'm slim). In order to improve this product, there needs to be more give and flexibility for the calf area otherwise you cut off the circulation in the legs.I don't see how this could possibly be one size fits all!!!!!Other than the calf pain because the socks fit so tightly, this is HIGHLY RECOMMENDED. Try it and you will notice a difference!!!
Sporti41
Reviewed in Germany on May 31, 2018
Socke wie beschrieben. Hatte sehr große Fersensporn-schmerzen. Nach dem kontinuierlichem tragen der Socke über Wochen ist es jetzt fast vorbei. Die Socke hat mich Nachts so gut wie nicht gestört. Kein Drücken oder harte Kanten.
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