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product_id: 13635595
title: "Strassburg Sock - BLACK, Regular Size (Measurer calf at fullest part, up to 16\" is a Regular size)"
brand: "the strassburg sock"
price: "3677CFA"
currency: XOF
in_stock: false
reviews_count: 5
url: https://www.desertcart.sn/products/13635595-strassburg-sock-black-regular-size-measurer-calf-at-fullest-part
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region: Senegal
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# Strassburg Sock - BLACK, Regular Size (Measurer calf at fullest part, up to 16" is a Regular size)

**Brand:** the strassburg sock
**Price:** 3677CFA
**Availability:** ❌ Out of Stock

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** Strassburg Sock - BLACK, Regular Size (Measurer calf at fullest part, up to 16" is a Regular size) by the strassburg sock
- **How much does it cost?** 3677CFA with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Currently out of stock
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.sn](https://www.desertcart.sn/products/13635595-strassburg-sock-black-regular-size-measurer-calf-at-fullest-part)

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## Description

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.

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## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ If you wear the S-sock correctly, it will provide immediate relief for that first step in the morning
*by S***I on March 27, 2018*

I strained my feet by jogging up a concrete sidewalk, with 100 lbs. worth of kids in it, in shoes with no support or cushion, after relatively little activity the past few years (having had 3 kids in a row, it's difficult to drag them all with me wherever I go). I'm not at all overweight, but I caused this injury by having feet that weren't conditioned for the sudden pressure and demand I put on them.Anyhow, after 3 months of starting to heal, then re-injuring my self a few times, I gave the S-socks a try (I got one for each foot). I had to be careful not to over-tighten the strap that pulls the toes up, and to not cause too much pinching in my toes, I had to wiggle them down away from the very tip of the sock a little. Anyhow, once I figured out the most "comfortable" way to wear these, and I wore them a few hours at a time, they were an immediate help. I woke up in the middle of the night several times and had to take them off, because I didn't want to over-do wearing these, but waking in the morning I could actually walk on my feet, without immediately going to hands and knees. I'm still wearing them, to allow for any extra little bit of healing that I can get out of them.I think it important to note that, while these are extraordinarily and immediately helpful, they will not solve the cause of the plantar fasciitis problem. Finding and releasing pressure points in the calves, and -very- important is transitioning into a zero-drop shoe with a wide toe-box that lets the toes spread out. These are just a couple steps to tackle what causes the problem in the first place: modern day shoes are almost entirely the cause, and shoes that don't scrunch up the toes and that don't cause the calves to shorten are at the center of it. Shoes that lift the heel higher than the ball of the foot lead to a shortened calf muscle, which then causes trigger points and creates extra tension on everything connected, including the achilles, planter facia, etc. As an example, the Altra shoe brand is an entirely zero-drop line; I also purchased a pair of these to tackle my PF, in addition to this sock, and worked on loosening the trigger points, legs and feet (for which I used a massage ball and a rolling pin, not to mention stretching). All this together has put me on a quick path to recovery, and the ability to walk barefoot again.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Strange foot device but it works
*by A***5 on March 14, 2023*

I have been having issues with planter fasciitis in my left foot since January. Tried resting and icing it to no avail. When I was at the chiropractor and mentioned my foot issue he had recommended the Strassburg sock and try wearing it while I slept. It looks like some foot torture device but I thought I'd give it a try. It does feel strange when you first put it on, but it is nice that it is adjustable. I normally wear a size 11 in shoes and went based off the size chart and this one works well for me.It does take a little getting use to wearing it and I found trying to wear it while I slept didn't work out so well. Instead I would put this sock on in the morning (since that's when my foot was bothering me) and also at night while relaxing on the couch watching tv or reading. After wearing it for a few days I did notice some relief with my foot issue. Although it has not completely rid of my foot of pain, it has over time helped ease the pain. I do try to wear it regularly if possible or when I notice my foot is acting up. Overall I am happy with this product. Do think it is a little overpriced for a sock.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Making a difference so far!
*by A***. 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!

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*Last updated: 2026-03-19*