Dorsal Night Splint McKesson Large / X-Large Hook and Loop Strap Closure Foot
Dorsal Night Splint McKesson Large / X-Large Hook and Loop Strap Closure Foot
Estimated to be delivered between
October 31, 2026 and November 03, 2026.
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- McKesson Dorsal Night Splint
- Designed to hold the foot in a neutral position during sleep, thereby helping to alleviate the morning pain and discomfort associated with plantar fasciitis and Achilles tendonitis
- May also be used for other conditions where stabilization of the ankle in a neutral position is desired
- Works by stretching toes upward to provide dorsiflexion
- Open-heel design reduces heat retention helps patient sleep more comfortably
- Lightweight, sturdy, one-piece flexible shell, foot loop and hook-and-loop fasteners
- Low-profile splint designed to be less bulky compared to traditional boot styles that limit user to sleeping on back; Ideal for stomach or side sleepers
- Easy night-time movement, ideal for stomach and side sleepers
- Plastic-free bottom
- Soft, padded thermoplastic dorsal shell helps hold the foot in a neutral, 90-degree position providing a moderate stretch and optimal comfort
- Features strong plastic support contoured to fit along the shin and top of the foot
- Thermoplastic dorsal shell helps hold the foot in a neutral, 90-degree position providing a moderate stretch
- Easy-to-apply, two-strap design secures with contact closures at the calf and foot and allows for minimal, safe ambulation as needed (not recommended for everyday walking)
- Slide-in foot loop to easily initiate application
- Straps secure splint on user and stretch toes upward to achieve dorsiflexion
- Unisex, large/x-large splint designed to fit on right or left foot for a wide range users according to shoe size (Male: 9 -14; Female: 10 - 15)
- Wipe clean with warm water and hang to dry
- Not Made with Natural Rubber Latex
- Packaged: 1 Each
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One night in already worth it I’ve only used the McKesson dorsal night splint for one night, but so far I’m impressed. For what it is, it’s not overly bulky or uncomfortable. That said, if you’re used to sleeping barefoot like I am, it does feel a little like sleeping in a lightweight boot, so I’m sure it’ll take a few nights to get used to. But the important part: my plantar fasciitis pain with those first steps in the morning is normally a 10/10. After wearing this for one night, the pain barely registered. I still stretched my calf and arch and massaged my foot before getting out of bed out of habit, but honestly, I’m not sure I even needed to. I had virtually none of that awful “first steps” pain that has become normal for me. One night in, it’s completely worthwhile just for the price. I’ll update the review after I’ve used it for a few more days, but so far, definitely recommended.
My splint from the foot doctor had been wearing out and falling off at night from constant use. I searched to find a similar one and this is splint is it. Fits and looks exactly the same, actually it's more comfortable! Super fast shipping and highly recommended
This helps, but the straps/setup is not enough to keep my foot at a 90° angle; it ends up pointed in the night. Thisoght be helpful for someone with smaller feet or less severe plantar fasciitis, but I'm not sure.