Night Splint – Adjustable strap tension and an open-toe, airy build

Night Splint – Holds the foot at a set angle from lights out until morning

A padded foot and lower-leg wrap that keeps the ankle at a fixed angle while you sleep. Three straps set the angle and the tension, and the toe end stays open so nothing presses on the toes. Light enough that it does not weigh down the sheets.

Why choose an adjustable night splint?

Anything worn for eight hours has to be comfortable first and effective second. This one gets both by spreading the hold across a broad shell instead of a narrow strap. You set the angle once and adjust it a notch at a time over the following nights.

• Three-strap adjustment — set the angle and the tension separately, in small steps.
• Open-toe design — toes stay free and uncovered through the night.
• Steel-reinforced shell — keeps the angle steady instead of drifting while you sleep.
• Perforated panels — airflow through the shell prevents heat building up under the covers.
• Soft lining — a padded inner face sits against skin without rubbing.

Put it on at the end of the evening and take it off with the alarm.

Sit on the edge of the bed, seat the heel at the base of the shell and fasten the ankle strap first. Start at a mild angle for the first few nights and increase the tension gradually. Loosen the straps in the morning rather than pulling the whole thing off at once.

Specifications

• composite fabric shell with steel reinforcement plates
• 37 x 23 cm, lower width 32 cm (14.5 x 9 in)
• three adjustable hook-and-loop straps
• open-toe design
• lightweight build for overnight wear

Set the straps once and leave it on.