Bodytonix 90 Degree Night Splint
Description
Bodytonix 90° Night Splint
The Bodytonix 90° Night Splint is designed to gently and comfortably stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon while you sleep. This lightweight brace provides the targeted support and controlled stretch your foot needs to ease discomfort, promote healing, and reduce morning pain.
Ergonomic, Comfortable Design
With its fixed 90-degree angle, the Bodytonix night splint keeps your foot in the optimal position to relieve tension in the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon. The result? Less inflammation, greater flexibility, and better mobility throughout your day.
Unlike bulky or restrictive night splints, the Bodytonix model features a low-profile design, padded lining and breathable materials to ensure comfort throughout the night. Adjustable straps provide a secure, personalised fit that won’t irritate your skin.
Key Features
- 90° Fixed Flexion Position: Maintains the ideal stretch of the lower leg and foot muscles overnight.
- Soft Lined Foam Interior: Maximises comfort and reduces irritation while you sleep.
- Cost-Effective Solution: Practical, affordable relief for chronic heel pain.
- Universal Fit: Suitable for both left and right feet.
- Lightweight & Breathable: Promotes airflow for a cool, comfortable night’s rest.
Supports Various Conditions
Plantar Fasciitis: Reduces inflammation and morning pain.
Achilles Tendonitis: Supports tendon healing during rest.
Plantar Flexion Contractures: Aids in managing muscle tightness.
- Arch & Heel Pain: Provides effective support for general foot discomfort.
Recommended Uses
- Night-time Relief: Wear while sleeping to promote overnight recovery.
- Heel Pain Management: Ideal for those experiencing chronic or recurring heel discomfort.
- Foot Rehabilitation: Useful in post-injury recovery or for managing ongoing foot conditions.
Safety & Contraindications
- Do not walk or place weight on the splinted foot without medical approval.
- Avoid use outdoors or on slippery/uneven surfaces.
- Consult your healthcare professional if you experience severe plantar flexion spasticity or contracture greater than 10°.
FAQs — Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint
Who can benefit from using the splint?
Anyone suffering from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, heel pain or similar lower-leg conditions can benefit from this supportive night splint.
How should the splint be worn?
Wear overnight or during prolonged rest periods, ensuring your foot remains securely positioned at a 90° angle. Adjust straps for comfort.
Is the Bodytonix Splint adjustable?
Yes, it includes adjustable straps for a tailored fit across different leg sizes while maintaining the correct foot position.
Can I walk while wearing the splint?
No. The splint is designed for rest or sleep only. Walking may cause discomfort or damage the device.
How do I clean the splint?
Use a damp cloth with mild soap to clean. Ensure it is completely dry before re-use.
How long should I use the splint?
Use as advised by your healthcare provider — typically until pain or stiffness from plantar fasciitis has resolved.
Are there any side effects?
Mild initial discomfort may occur as your foot adjusts to the stretch. If pain persists, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
Can plantar fasciitis go away?
Yes. With consistent treatment — including stretching, rest, supportive footwear, and splint use — most cases improve within several months.
Can I run or jog with plantar fasciitis?
Running or jogging is not recommended during flare-ups, as it can worsen inflammation. Switch to low-impact activities like swimming or cycling.
How long does plantar fasciitis take to heal?
Recovery varies depending on severity. Mild cases may resolve in weeks; more severe cases can take several months with proper care.
How do I prevent plantar fasciitis?
Wear supportive shoes, stretch your calves and feet regularly, avoid long periods on hard surfaces, and maintain a healthy weight.
What shoes are best for plantar fasciitis?
Choose footwear with strong arch support, cushioned heels, and a firm sole. Orthotic insoles or podiatrist-recommended shoes can also help.
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Bodytonix 90 Degree Night Splint
Bodytonix 90° Night Splint
The Bodytonix 90° Night Splint is designed to gently and comfortably stretch the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon while you sleep. This lightweight brace provides the targeted support and controlled stretch your foot needs to ease discomfort, promote healing, and reduce morning pain.
Ergonomic, Comfortable Design
With its fixed 90-degree angle, the Bodytonix night splint keeps your foot in the optimal position to relieve tension in the plantar fascia and Achilles tendon. The result? Less inflammation, greater flexibility, and better mobility throughout your day.
Unlike bulky or restrictive night splints, the Bodytonix model features a low-profile design, padded lining and breathable materials to ensure comfort throughout the night. Adjustable straps provide a secure, personalised fit that won’t irritate your skin.
Key Features
- 90° Fixed Flexion Position: Maintains the ideal stretch of the lower leg and foot muscles overnight.
- Soft Lined Foam Interior: Maximises comfort and reduces irritation while you sleep.
- Cost-Effective Solution: Practical, affordable relief for chronic heel pain.
- Universal Fit: Suitable for both left and right feet.
- Lightweight & Breathable: Promotes airflow for a cool, comfortable night’s rest.
Supports Various Conditions
Plantar Fasciitis: Reduces inflammation and morning pain.
Achilles Tendonitis: Supports tendon healing during rest.
Plantar Flexion Contractures: Aids in managing muscle tightness.
- Arch & Heel Pain: Provides effective support for general foot discomfort.
Recommended Uses
- Night-time Relief: Wear while sleeping to promote overnight recovery.
- Heel Pain Management: Ideal for those experiencing chronic or recurring heel discomfort.
- Foot Rehabilitation: Useful in post-injury recovery or for managing ongoing foot conditions.
Safety & Contraindications
- Do not walk or place weight on the splinted foot without medical approval.
- Avoid use outdoors or on slippery/uneven surfaces.
- Consult your healthcare professional if you experience severe plantar flexion spasticity or contracture greater than 10°.
FAQs — Plantar Fasciitis Night Splint
Who can benefit from using the splint?
Anyone suffering from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, heel pain or similar lower-leg conditions can benefit from this supportive night splint.
How should the splint be worn?
Wear overnight or during prolonged rest periods, ensuring your foot remains securely positioned at a 90° angle. Adjust straps for comfort.
Is the Bodytonix Splint adjustable?
Yes, it includes adjustable straps for a tailored fit across different leg sizes while maintaining the correct foot position.
Can I walk while wearing the splint?
No. The splint is designed for rest or sleep only. Walking may cause discomfort or damage the device.
How do I clean the splint?
Use a damp cloth with mild soap to clean. Ensure it is completely dry before re-use.
How long should I use the splint?
Use as advised by your healthcare provider — typically until pain or stiffness from plantar fasciitis has resolved.
Are there any side effects?
Mild initial discomfort may occur as your foot adjusts to the stretch. If pain persists, discontinue use and consult a healthcare professional.
Can plantar fasciitis go away?
Yes. With consistent treatment — including stretching, rest, supportive footwear, and splint use — most cases improve within several months.
Can I run or jog with plantar fasciitis?
Running or jogging is not recommended during flare-ups, as it can worsen inflammation. Switch to low-impact activities like swimming or cycling.
How long does plantar fasciitis take to heal?
Recovery varies depending on severity. Mild cases may resolve in weeks; more severe cases can take several months with proper care.
How do I prevent plantar fasciitis?
Wear supportive shoes, stretch your calves and feet regularly, avoid long periods on hard surfaces, and maintain a healthy weight.
What shoes are best for plantar fasciitis?
Choose footwear with strong arch support, cushioned heels, and a firm sole. Orthotic insoles or podiatrist-recommended shoes can also help.
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