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product_id: 19977133
title: "MARS WELLNESS Comfort Dorsal Night Splint - Pain Relief from Plantar Fasciitis, Drop Foot, and Achilles Tendinitis - Small/Medium"
brand: "mars wellness"
price: "€ 65.31"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Mars Wellness"
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# Precise 90° foot positioning Comfortable all-night wear Clinically proven pain relief MARS WELLNESS Comfort Dorsal Night Splint - Pain Relief from Plantar Fasciitis, Drop Foot, and Achilles Tendinitis - Small/Medium

**Brand:** mars wellness
**Price:** € 65.31
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦶 Sleep Tight, Step Right — Wake Up Pain-Free!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** MARS WELLNESS Comfort Dorsal Night Splint - Pain Relief from Plantar Fasciitis, Drop Foot, and Achilles Tendinitis - Small/Medium by mars wellness
- **How much does it cost?** € 65.31 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
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## Best For

- mars wellness enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mars wellness brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Universal Fit & Easy Use:** Fits both left and right foot with adjustable velcro straps for personalized comfort and secure fit.
- • **All-Night Comfort & Mobility:** Less bulky dorsal design allows gentle movement without sacrificing support—no more clunky braces disrupting your rest.
- • **Breathable & Durable Neoprene:** Soft, machine-washable material ensures airflow and long-lasting support night after night.
- • **Clinically Proven Pain Relief:** Effectively manages plantar fasciitis, drop foot, and Achilles tendinitis pain while you sleep.
- • **Targeted 90° Foot Positioning:** Maintains optimal foot angle to provide a consistent passive stretch to Achilles tendon, plantar fascia, and calf muscles.

## Overview

The MARS WELLNESS Comfort Dorsal Night Splint is a clinically validated orthopedic brace designed to relieve pain from plantar fasciitis, drop foot, and Achilles tendinitis. Its innovative dorsal design offers superior comfort and mobility compared to traditional bulky splints by maintaining a precise 90-degree foot angle to gently stretch key tendons and muscles overnight. Made from breathable neoprene and featuring adjustable straps, it fits both feet and supports restful sleep while accelerating recovery.

## Description

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Review: Tried several braces and this was my favorite. I would recommend this type of splint - There are no easy solutions when it comes to plantar fasciitis. You have to do the work. Stretch your feet every morning and after periods of immobility. You have to wear insoles. But braces at night can do a lot to help. To prevent the plantar fascia from tightening and shortening. In my opinion, there are three options. Hard posterior braces (boot), soft socks, and hybrids like this trying to give the support of a boot but the comfort of a sock with anterior bracing. The goal is the same, to keep you from pointing your toes as you sleep and letting the plantar fascia shrink. You don't need to pursue crazy acute angles, just keep the foot at 90 degrees. Thats why these socks and hybrids work so fine. They allow you more movement intentionally but won't let you completely rest your foot. The hard posterior braces work the best but for many they are clunky and too uncomfortable to wear all night. It drove me crazy and so I didn't wear it, and didn't get better. For the socks and hybrids approaches I urge you to try several and find what works for you. No solution/product fits everyone. I've found the it's the small differences in sizing and positioning of components between brands are what make for a success or failure. Thats why you see in the reviews everyone loves or hates a product. It all depends on how it fits them. I have literally purchased 8 braces from desertcart and this was my favorite. I found this type of brace to be the best and most comfortable for me. I was able to sleep and move my foot. And it provides a lot more support than just the socks. The heel cup is an important design element but I found it dug into my skin and was uncomfortable. You really need to wear a sock. That made all the difference. The other thing is that per the directions you need to secure the middle of the brace FIRST, and then the velcro strap at the toe, and then the upper leg last. I think a lot of people don't do this and it contributes to their complaints.
Review: More comfortable than expected, and working well for my plantar fascitis so far. - This is a very sturdy night splint that helps combat plantar fascitis. It does a very good job of keeping my foot in a flexed position to stretch the muscles and tendons, and I have noticed a significant reduction in heel pain since I began using it a couple weeks ago. It is more comfortable than a couple other braces I have used in the past. The brace along the top of the ankle and foot is very sturdy and is more comfortable than I assumed it would be. The brace is easy to put on and take off. A couple of reviewers have said that the velcro strap that connects the ankle to the toes doesn't offer enough pressure to pull their toes upwards more than 90 degrees. That's correct, however, I don't think this brace was designed to pull farther than the 90 degree angle. There is plenty of air circulation, so my foot doesn't get all sweaty inside the brace, as it did with a brace I used a couple of years ago. The side of the brace is soft, so it is comfortable if I rest my other foot or ankle against it. There is a bit of art in getting the velcro straps adjusted just right, so that they hold the foot firmly in position but don't cut off circulation. One or two nights I pulled them too tight, but the brace didn't entirely cut off circulation or make my foot "fall asleep" with pins and needles. Instead, I just woke up feeling a little uncomfortable under the brace, and I loosened the velcro a little bit. The last time I used a brace, it didn't do the job, and I ended up needing cortisone shots to combat the plantar fascitis. So far, this brace is making my foot feel much better, hopefully better enough to avoid more cortisone shots on this go-round. I assume that over time, the elastic might wear out enough to loosen the brace and make it less effective. But if that happens, given the price, I'll just buy another one. I can get about 3 of these for the price of just one co-pay to see my podiatrist!

## Features

- Our dorsal night splint is clinically proven to manage pain caused by foot drop, plantar fasciitis, and Achilles tendinitis while you sleep
- Less bulky and more comfortable than a traditional posterior night splint, which is difficult to walk or move in
- Provides passive stretch to both the Achilles tendon and the plantar fascia by pulling from above
- Holds your foot upright while you rest for a gentle, consistent stretch to your plantar fascia, Achilles tendon, and calf muscle.
- Comfort dorsal plantar facitis night splint fits both the left or right foot

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B00URU0N0K |
| Age Range (Description) | Adult |
| Age Range Description | Adult |
| Best Sellers Rank | #113,915 in Health & Household ( See Top 100 in Health & Household ) #126 in Plantar Fasciitis Braces & Supports |
| Brand | MARS WELLNESS |
| Brand Name | MARS WELLNESS |
| Color | Black |
| Customer Reviews | 3.8 out of 5 stars 1,465 Reviews |
| Manufacturer | MARS Orthopedic |
| Material | Neoprene |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Product Care Instructions | Machine Wash |
| Size | Small/Medium (Pack of 1) |
| Specific Uses For Product | Tendinitis,Hold,Foot Drop,Pain Relief,Plantar Fasciitis,Pulling,Tendon,Muscle |
| Sport Type | Walking |
| Target Use Body Part | Ankle |
| UPC | 653341294340 |
| Unit Count | 1.00 Count |
| Use for | Ankle |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** MARS WELLNESS
- **Size:** Small/Medium (Pack of 1)
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Tendinitis,Hold,Foot Drop,Pain Relief,Plantar Fasciitis,Pulling,Tendon,Muscle
- **Use for:** Ankle
- **Age Range (Description):** Adult

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Size** options.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Tried several braces and this was my favorite. I would recommend this type of splint
*by C***R on August 11, 2025*

There are no easy solutions when it comes to plantar fasciitis. You have to do the work. Stretch your feet every morning and after periods of immobility. You have to wear insoles. But braces at night can do a lot to help. To prevent the plantar fascia from tightening and shortening. In my opinion, there are three options. Hard posterior braces (boot), soft socks, and hybrids like this trying to give the support of a boot but the comfort of a sock with anterior bracing. The goal is the same, to keep you from pointing your toes as you sleep and letting the plantar fascia shrink. You don't need to pursue crazy acute angles, just keep the foot at 90 degrees. Thats why these socks and hybrids work so fine. They allow you more movement intentionally but won't let you completely rest your foot. The hard posterior braces work the best but for many they are clunky and too uncomfortable to wear all night. It drove me crazy and so I didn't wear it, and didn't get better. For the socks and hybrids approaches I urge you to try several and find what works for you. No solution/product fits everyone. I've found the it's the small differences in sizing and positioning of components between brands are what make for a success or failure. Thats why you see in the reviews everyone loves or hates a product. It all depends on how it fits them. I have literally purchased 8 braces from Amazon and this was my favorite. I found this type of brace to be the best and most comfortable for me. I was able to sleep and move my foot. And it provides a lot more support than just the socks. The heel cup is an important design element but I found it dug into my skin and was uncomfortable. You really need to wear a sock. That made all the difference. The other thing is that per the directions you need to secure the middle of the brace FIRST, and then the velcro strap at the toe, and then the upper leg last. I think a lot of people don't do this and it contributes to their complaints.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ More comfortable than expected, and working well for my plantar fascitis so far.
*by K***A on December 19, 2017*

This is a very sturdy night splint that helps combat plantar fascitis. It does a very good job of keeping my foot in a flexed position to stretch the muscles and tendons, and I have noticed a significant reduction in heel pain since I began using it a couple weeks ago. It is more comfortable than a couple other braces I have used in the past. The brace along the top of the ankle and foot is very sturdy and is more comfortable than I assumed it would be. The brace is easy to put on and take off. A couple of reviewers have said that the velcro strap that connects the ankle to the toes doesn't offer enough pressure to pull their toes upwards more than 90 degrees. That's correct, however, I don't think this brace was designed to pull farther than the 90 degree angle. There is plenty of air circulation, so my foot doesn't get all sweaty inside the brace, as it did with a brace I used a couple of years ago. The side of the brace is soft, so it is comfortable if I rest my other foot or ankle against it. There is a bit of art in getting the velcro straps adjusted just right, so that they hold the foot firmly in position but don't cut off circulation. One or two nights I pulled them too tight, but the brace didn't entirely cut off circulation or make my foot "fall asleep" with pins and needles. Instead, I just woke up feeling a little uncomfortable under the brace, and I loosened the velcro a little bit. The last time I used a brace, it didn't do the job, and I ended up needing cortisone shots to combat the plantar fascitis. So far, this brace is making my foot feel much better, hopefully better enough to avoid more cortisone shots on this go-round. I assume that over time, the elastic might wear out enough to loosen the brace and make it less effective. But if that happens, given the price, I'll just buy another one. I can get about 3 of these for the price of just one co-pay to see my podiatrist!

### ⭐⭐⭐ A tool for dealing with plantar fasciitis but not a quick fix
*by L***R on July 5, 2016*

Tonight will be my third night wearing these so I thought I'd give early impressions. I have issues with my Achilles tendon and plantar fasciitis. I've googled stretching and exercises and have also added some tools to my arsenal--these night splints being one. Initially I thought they fit horribly. If you think that too, stick with it! It really takes some fiddling to get it workable--still not a perfect fit but workable. Put the boot on without any straps fastened and then start by fitting it at the TOP. It's counter-intuitive but otherwise you'll start at the bottom and by the time you get to the top, it'll be jutting out. I found for the top to fit, the splint had to be pushed down a bit lower on my leg. Take some time playing with the straps and figure that the first night in particular, you'll get uncomfy somewhere because you'll have it slightly wrong. I wore thin socks underneath and the first night I must have the splint too tight over my heels because I woke with them stinging. Took off the splints for the remainder of the night. My feet and ankles were less stiff in the morning, even though I'd only worn the splints for a few hours. Last night, I adjusted the heels better and didn't have to take them off. Feet seemed less stiff when I got up, though I still have the same pain/stiffness issues at other points during the day. Early impressions are that this won't be a quick fix but seems helpful as part of a larger approach. I'll update with later results. Update: I've been using these for a few weeks and even took them on vacation (note: not a sexy look and a little bulky to pack). I didn't do my tendon exercises on vacation (no stairs) and that hasn't helped. Overall these boots are somewhat helpful but my issues continue. I'm still wearing them every night so that says something though. I worried having my feet in a set position all night would be uncomfortable but I can wiggle them around some so that's good. They don't fit me terribly well although I have no basis of comparison--maybe this odd shape is typical of these contraptions. Apparently Walgreens sells night splints and I may check theirs out just to see. Second update: I downgraded my rating to three stars. After six weeks of use, I continue to be frustrated with how these splints fit my feet. There are three Velcro straps to hold the splint to your foot. The middle strap is just too short. It would be less of an issue if the rest of the splint fit better but a short strap going around my heel just limits how much flexibility I have in adjusting the ones around my toe and calf. And given that my heels are sore from PF, I don't want the band behind them to be tight at all, which it is much of the time because the strap is not long enough. I have no basis of comparison with other splints, and I continue to use these but I'm becoming increasingly more annoyed by them. And overall my mornings are less painful but my PF continues unchanged. Sigh.

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