This night splint holds the foot in a controlled dorsiflexed position while you sleep or rest. Keeping the foot elevated in this way helps maintain a gentle stretch through the plantar fascia, Achilles tendon and lower leg muscles.

For people with plantar fasciitis, this may help reduce the tightness that can build up overnight and contribute to morning heel pain or discomfort after periods of rest. The adjustable dorsiflexion from 90° to 10° and adjustable flexion straps allow the stretch to be moderated based on comfort and clinical guidance.

The splint is intended for rest and night-time use only and should not be used for walking or standing.

1. Unless otherwise instructed by your healthcare professional, begin with a gradual break-in schedule to allow your body to get used to the device.
2. Unfasten the straps, place the foot into the splint and position the heel fully at the back. The toes should not extend past the end of the splint.
3. Bend the knee and flex the foot upward to achieve the desired degree of dorsiflexion, typically around 90° to start unless advised otherwise.
4. Fasten the calf, ankle and foot straps so they are snug and supportive, but not tight and not causing excessive stretch.
5. Begin with a shorter wear period, such as around 3 hours, and gradually increase wear time as tolerated or as advised by your clinician.
6. Always wear the splint with a sock that extends above the top of the orthosis to help protect the skin.
7. After removal, inspect the skin. Temporary redness from pressure may occur, but redness lasting more than 15 minutes, or any numbness, tingling, colour change, itching, swelling or pain, should be treated as a sign to stop use and seek advice.
8. Clean with a wash cloth and mild soapy water, remove all soap residue and allow the splint to dry fully before reapplying. Do not use direct heat such as a hair dryer or heater to speed drying.
9. Inspect the splint daily for wear, cracking, loose parts or reduced effectiveness, and do not attempt to modify the device yourself.

• Night splint use should be supervised by a physician or healthcare specialist, who should advise on frequency and duration of use.
• Do not walk or stand while wearing this night splint.
• Discontinue use and seek medical advice if you experience tingling, burning, numbness, pain, swelling or skin irritation.
• Do not overtighten the straps, as excessive pressure may cause discomfort or skin problems.
• This product is intended as a supportive aid and does not replace diagnosis, treatment or personalised medical advice.

The Bodytonix Adjustable Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint is an adjustable overnight support designed to stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon during sleep or rest. It offers adjustable dorsiflexion from 90° to 10°, flexible strap control, a low-profile shell and a soft Lycra-lined interior for comfort. Suitable for plantar fasciitis, heel pain, Achilles tendonitis and some plantar flexion contractures, it is intended to help reduce morning pain and stiffness while supporting night-time recovery.