Copper Compression Plantar Fasciitis Night Sock. Soft Foot Stretching Boot for Foot Pain and Metatarsalgia. Recovery While You Rest and Sleep. Dorsal Support to Help Flex Your Right or Left Foot.

TLDR: This is a good to great night sock with a couple flaws. If you think your size of shoe is on the higher end of the medium, or you have wide feet get the large. Company support is amazing, and it's one of the better night supports you can get.The company support:I would recommend anyone buy from this company. They take great care in making sure that you are happy with the product, of you get the wrong size or it happens to be too small for your feet in general they will replace it at no cost, and will try their best to make you feel happy.The criticism:Now about the sock. It is mostly comfortable, but there's two flaws in design that keep it from full comfort. First, the seam at the top area where your toes go. It can be quite uncomfortable on the tips of the toes, especially when the sock is pulled at proper strength. I feel there should be some kind of light cushioning or something to make this less abrasive to the toes. As someone who can have issues sleeping with minor annoyances, it can take some time to fall asleep if my toes are pulled all the way to the end of the sock which results in me keeping the tip pulled away from my toes just slightly to have less discomfort. Still the seam can rub against my small toe and has actually made it slightly red sometimes the morning after. The second issue is the width in the toe space, this can also contribute to the aforementioned discomfort and redness on toes. Getting the next size up does help quite a bit, but I feel this doesn't need to be the case. The medium sock fit wonderfully every where else but the toe area held only 3 toes in it causing my other 2 to become compressed, I wear a size 10 and a half shoe. Moving up a size mitigated a lot of this, but it's also looser around the foot. It's not a significant problem honestly, but it feels as if the advertised sizing chart is wrong.The good:Honestly I still recommend the sock, it's mostly comfortable with a couple flaws, and honestly it's the best night splint I've used. Most of them are bulky masses or velcro doesn't hold well, this one I have neither problem with. Some complain of it being hot, and while I can say it makes my foot sweat a bit it's not uncomfortable to me, and is understandable in the design. It is durable as hell, and doesn't seem it'll be something I throw away any time soon. Honestly I'm going to try cutting out the very tip of the toe area in the medium one to see if it alleviates the toe problem, and if it does it may be more comfortable than the large they sent me for free.The conclusion: Do I recommend this? Absolutely, if you need a night splint for plantar fasciitis or another condition and you don't already have a comfortable option this will be one of the better ones. Even with its few flaws it works great and is better than the night boot I was wearing. If your shoe size is just within sizing margins, or you have wide feet get the bigger sock. If all else fails the company is super supportive, if you have any problems contact them. If I need any thing else they offer I'll consider them before other options because they'll be helpful.

My doctor recommended something like this to help with my heel pain. I was disappointed in these. They were awkward to use. In order to get them to pull tension on the heel I had to pull them so tight it was uncomfortable. They did not pull my toes up as pictured in the ad. I wish I had returned them.

These are by far the most comfortable sleeping devices to use for my plantar fasciitis; however, after a month, they stretch out too much and become less effective. the tighter you make the ankle, the more it cuts off the circulation on the top of your foot, so when you loosen it, the toe isn't pulled up enough. i've had to trim the velcro at the toe to tighten that enough and not have velcro attaching to my flannel sheets. They're easy to walk in; that's a bonus, but my toes go to sleep when they're tight enough to actually keep my feet in place. There needs to be a bottom of the foot form that won't stretch, like a thin plastic foot shaped piece that slides in the middle of two pieces of neoprene material to keep it from pulling on toes and allowing your foot to fall too far. better than the doctor-provided boot you can't walk or sleep well in, but not as effective as i'd hoped. It's been more than 2 months and i still have pain and can't sleep in it a lot of the time due to the tightness required.

In theory, this device should provide pain relief, but the reality is the Velcro at the tip of the toe, becomes loose, and does not hold the seal throughout the night

Great for a break from AFO braces. But they tend to run a little small. I’m a size 10 and needed to rebuy the bigger size cause it wasn’t comfortable for me.

I have bought other products (socks, shoe insert, compression foot band) from this same company and all with amazing results. Unfortunately, I was disappointed that this product did not provide much pain relief after weeks of uncomfortable nights of sleep.

Cheaply maid

Along with last year's diagnosis of gout Gout in my back and knees, I have suffered with Planter Fasciitis for years. Being isolated during the first year of the Pandemic made it much worse since, at first, all the walking tracks, trails, and swimming pools were closed, and I was not getting the exercise I was accustomed to.In addition to swimming and Colchicine, Allopurinol, occasional Steroid shots, and Prednisone to relieve the pain from Gout, I have been doing much better, but last week, I ordered Copper Fit Compression socks and Copper Fit Night braces for my feet. I have worn them for just a few days, and I can already tell a major difference. My feet are not drawing up at night and I am walking much better.As I continue to improve, the plan is to begin working toward my three mile a day walking routine and then increase from there. I am excited and I want to share these products in case anyone else might benefit from them.

It wasn’t effective.