FUTURO Therapeutic Arch Support, Helps Relieve Symptoms of Plantar Fasciitis, Adjustable

I’ve been wearing these daily for a couple of months. They are so simple and effective that I bought three pairs so I always have clean ones to wear. It’s helping me treat and prevent plantar fasciitis. They can even be worn around the house on your bare feet and they give great support. I’ve been very satisfied with this purchase. They are easy to use, they stay in place, and have proven to be durable. .

I was fighting plantar fasciitis for over a month. I read the reviews from people who give products a chance and use it as intended. I also read the reviews from folks who love to whine because everything isn't perfect in their small world and they can't figure anything out for themselves. I decided I could make this work. I diagnosed my condition myself, and talked to others who have had it. I just don't see any problem with the Furturo. After the first night, I noticed an improvement in the morning pain. The healing seemed to have stalled, until I got orthotic shoe inserts that give true arch support, not those ones that don't have the arch support, lifting only your heel. They probably do more harm than good, although they help for a day or two. I went to Walmart and stepped on Dr. Scholl's foot-mapping machine to get fitted for the orthotic inserts. I bought a pair of Dr. Scholl's Custom Fit Orthotic Inserts. As I spend a lot of time on my feet at work, that's when the healing truly began. I have been using the Furturo for months, and along with orthotic shoe inserts, my condition is much improved. This is not a magic fix by itself. Although products like this help, I believe you must get the orthotic shoe inserts (one fitted to you) along with an item like this to get you on the path to healing. I learned some things about this product after using it for four months. I wear a sock with it, and I quickly got used to it. Wearing a sock makes it more comfortable to strap on. (Yeah, yeah, yeah, I don't like wearing socks to bed, either. But when you hurt, it's a small price to pay. Get over it.) The Furturo doesn't need to be strapped on tightly to the point of being uncomfortable and cutting off circulation. You just want it to keep your toes pointed (actually the ball of your foot) close to 90 degrees to your leg (as the picture on the box illustrates). The toes don't need to be pointed up towards your leg. Put the lower strap around the ball of your foot, not around the toes. The idea is to keep the ball of your foot from falling away from your shin as you sleep, which put stress on the tendon in the bottom of your foot. While sitting, I put the upper strap above my ankle first, securing it there (not too tightly). I slide the Furturo down to where the curved part touches the top of my ankle. Then, I strap the lower support around the ball of my foot. If you notice, the lower support is wider on one side. That part goes towards your big toe, while the more narrow part goes around to the little toe side of your foot, as to not cut off circulation there.

I recently started using the BraceAbility Dorsal Night Splint, and it has been a game changer for my plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis. Here’s why I’m thrilled with this product: Effective Pain Relief: From the first night, I noticed a significant reduction in my morning pain. The splint holds my foot at a perfect 90-degree angle, gently stretching my fascia and Achilles tendon while I sleep. This has made my first steps in the morning much more comfortable. Comfortable to Wear: Despite its firm support, the splint is surprisingly comfortable. The padding is soft, and the adjustable straps ensure a snug fit without being too tight. I can sleep through the night without any discomfort. Durable and Well-Made: The quality of the materials is excellent. The splint feels sturdy and durable, and it has held up well even with nightly use. It’s clear that a lot of thought went into its design and construction. Easy to Use: Putting on the splint is straightforward, and it stays in place throughout the night. The instructions were clear, making it easy to get started right away. Overall Experience: Overall, the BraceAbility Dorsal Night Splint has exceeded my expectations. It has provided me with much-needed relief and improved my quality of life. If you’re struggling with plantar fasciitis or Achilles tendonitis, I highly recommend giving this splint a try. It’s a small investment for a big improvement in comfort and mobility.

After going through three weeks of physical therapy, using shoe inserts, and trying ice and stretches to take away my plantar fasciitis pain, I decided to buy some "equipment." I first tried Nice Stretch 90 Patented Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint with Cold Therapy and Non-Skid Sole, Small/Medium . First, the product I received did not have the diagonal straps pictured. Second, it did not work for me. I then purchased this brace and have achieved some comfort after wearing this for several nights. The first two days I had no improvement in night pain when I got up to go to the bathroom. However, I now walk on my toes with this brace and the pain is bearable. One night my foot started to go all tingly (numb) with the brace so I removed it on a bathroom run. Other nights, I had to add additional support by first wearing Plantar Fasciitis Socks Compression Sock Sleeve with Arch & Ankle Support and Heel Hugger and then putting on the Strutz Cushioned Arch Supports . Over that I put this brace on the affected foot. Wearing the compression socks gave my foot the support it needed and the cushioned arch supports made sure I had additional support so that I wasn't stepping flat on the floor but instead on the cushion. There is one big negative I discovered with this brace and that is that the top fastener is barely wide enough to cinch tight over my top leg. A large male or woman might have trouble getting this brace to fasten on top. I also found it difficult to insert the Velcro strip through the fastening hole so that it overlapped for closure. Other than this, it worked somewhat for me.

I don't usually take the time to write reviews, but since this product is so poorly designed, I didn't want somebody else to make the same mistake that I did. If you are purchasing it to relieve the pain of plantar fasciitis, don't waste your time or your money. It doesn't work! I have been suffering from plantar fasciitis in both feet for 2 yrs now & was willing to try anything. So I did some research online & decided to try a night splint. This particular splint can not do anything to help plantar fasciitis because there is no way for it to stay where it belongs due to the way it's designed. Because the leg tapers from the calf to the ankle, it keeps sliding down your leg defeating the purpose of what the splint is supposed to do. If you make the straps tight enough to keep it in place, it cuts off the circulation & your toes go numb. The ankle strap is very short, so if you have big calves, it won't fit you. Also beware of the vendor's return policy, I wasn't able to return the splint because I tried it on. I did order a different splint that is totally different from this one, but haven't received it yet. One thing that I did find that really helped is different shoes. I have been using the arch supports in all of my shoes up until now with no relief from the pain. Somebody told me to try a fitness sneaker with the rocker bottoms, that their foot doctor told them that they help with the plantar fasciitis. So I went shopping for a pair and ended up buying 2 different brands. The first was a Danskin brand that had a higher rocker bottom that wern't very comfortable. The second was Dr Scholl's Personal Trainers with a Gel heel pad. I highly recommend these to anyone with plantar fasciitis, they have really helped. I even went back & bought 3 more pair. They are a lower profile fitness sneaker & are much easier to walk in. They feel weird at first, but after a day or 2 you don't even know that they're rocker bottom sneakers. I couldn't believe how much they reduced the amount of pain that I had at the end of the day. It was amazing! I hope that this information was helpful, I wish that I would have know this 2 yrs ago.

Review of Futuro Night Plantar Fasciitis Sleep Support I appear to have a bad case of Plantar Fasciitis. I can't walk to the bathroom at night without horrible limping and pain. My foot will also bother me during the day if after resting or sitting should I try to walk but I cannot. Because of the horrible state of health insurance I am reluctant to pay for a doctor out of pocket until I've explored the known solutions. Anything sub $25 that has a chance or working is well worth the investment. I have begun yoga (I recommend the downward facing dog position stretch), stretching, tennis ball rolling, and strengthening. Although the combination seems to help, it didn't solve it. I still have trouble walking in the middle of the night, it really hurts. So I got this Futuro and the first night was remarkable! I could walk to the bathroom and when I woke up I could walk, zero pain, zero problems! I never expected such amazing benefit. I cannot say enough for such a simple device and such an easy solution. I put it on fairly loosely and allowed the collar to ride as low as it wanted to be. It seems wrong but it worked. The velcro held materials have quite a bit of flex so I think you are not supposed to put this on in any sort of rigid or tight position. Actually based upon previous reviews, I simply allowed it to be loose. My foot had quite a bit of motion and it didn't seem to be held much at all in the stretch. I wondered if it would work at all. It didn't bother me whatsoever sleeping and my wife didn't notice it. Like I said, worked like a genuine miracle that night and that next morning. Highly recommended. I could walk again the first night! Just allow it to be on fairly loose and don't worry about it. Get this or something similar.

Perfect for walking around the house barefoot. Have not found another option with a very thin flat sole but has arch support. when its colder it wrap them around a sock and still works perfect. I use the blue insert. It did hurt the first couple of weeks but now pain is gone and ankle foot pain is gone when wearing these. going to get a 2nd pair for wearing in shoes.

As do most sufferers of Plantar Fasciitis, I'm open to trying anything that promises relief from the terrible heel pain. I've bought compression socks, arch pads, heel pads, had cortisone shots, did physical therapy, and bought almost every foot product sold by Dr. Scholls. All of them, to greater or lesser degrees, provided some relief, but it was only temporary at best. And yes, I continued to do my daily stretching of my calf and Achilles' tendon. But alas the pain always comes back. After reading about night splints I decided to give one a try. Since you're supposed to sleep with them, I didn't think the hard plastic full boot type would work (as mentioned by most of the reviews) - too uncomfortable. So this product looked like a good compromise. It looked comfortable enough to sleep while still holding your foot at a 90 degree angle. I wish I could say it worked, but it did'nt. Not at all. In order to even come close to holding your foot at a 90 degree angle, you have to really tighten it around your calf, and pretty much around the front part of your foot as well. Sadly that only results in either a numb foot or high calf pain pretty quickly. If you loosen the straps the calf part simply slides down towards your ankle, allowing your foot to drop below the optimum 90 degree angle. What it lacks is a strap that connects the front part of your foot to your calf to hold the angle. I tried an ace bandage for that, but even that is too uncomfortable. If you really want to try one of these, I'd recommend getting the whole foot boot with plastic behind your calf and under the sole of your foot with a strap angling from the ball of your foot to the calf piece. But good luck sleeping with that. I got zero relief from this product. What has helped me most with my pain is high arch insole orthotics and putting an ice pad around my foot and heel twice a day for 20 minutes, and in spite of any pain walk slower and take a normal stride with your affected foot (heel touches first, followed by your arch and ball area). Otherwise any limping or unnatural foot placement will only exacerbate the problem and may cause pain in your calf or knee. Maybe night splints can help, but not this one.

I have suffered from planter fasciitis for 9 months and have brought most of the recommendations. BUT these are amazing and my pain literally disappeared overnight. They are from the states…… but absolutely worth the wait…. Search no more these are the answer!

It's really good, very confortable, this product. Help me with plantar Faciitis, I tried different products that did not work but this helped me to eliminate the pain in my foot.

I have an inflamed achilles tendon and wearing this at night to keep my foot in the proper position. It is comfortable and I basically forget i am even wearing it. Only negative is that eventually the velcro starts to wear out and I needed to replace it after about 6 months.

As someone with badly fallen arches, this provides great arch support and relieves pain when I am not able to wear arch support shoes. The fact that there are 2 levels of support is also great - and they're swappable according to individual needs.

改善しながら、装具の取付より着けやすく歩きやすいです。 軽量ですし、予備にもう1つ欲しいです。