Physix Gear Sport Plantar Fasciitis Socks with Arch Support for Men & Women - Ankle Compression Sleeve, Toeless Compression Socks Foot Pain Relief, Ankle Swelling - Better than Night Splint, Pink XXL

How awesome is it to find a solution to one problem with something that surprises you with support and comfort and pain control all in one! I hadn’t realized that there was an element of pain going on with my ankle problems. But after getting my ankle compression sleeves (their pink!) I found I had had some pain which was relieved by wearing these light weight support at night splints. I can wear them all day, or at night, but I can’t stand wearing them around the clock, personal preference. The most interesting thing is I almost past these over because they said they were for “Plantar Fasciitis” which I have suffered before, and didn’t feel this case was that problem. But this product looked like it would do what I wanted it to do, so I ordered it instead of a much more expensive, unyielding looking ankle splint, that would have been restrictive. And this came in two, and pink! It was worth it, may need a second pair or more. Love these.

Fit wrong but i will use.or donate to the poor..

I had a pair of these from the dr and my dog ate them! So I went to Amazon to find a new pair and lucked up on these!! They are awesome! I wear 11.5 in women's shoes and I got the XXL size and they fit perfect. Helps relieve pain from being on my feet all day. I've had PF, heel spurs and ankle surgery and these help with everything! I wear them at night mostly, but if I'm hurting more than normal I try to use them a little more.

I have Achilles tendonitis. So I bought these to try to help because the compression usually does and they fit just fine and they work just fine there's nothing spectacular about them but there's nothing bad either well I guess the ankle could be a little taller on my leg I feel like the ankle part is a little short but that's okay

I sized up and the ankle is way too tight for my foot. I had to return them.

It’s ok... I’ve worn these socks (I work and am on my feet for eight hours a day) and where the instep of my foot is, it hurts—even w/the socks on. I do not feel any relief for my plantar fasciitis and to boot, I have two spurs on each foot, so I am in a lot of pain at the end of my shift.The one thing this sock has helped w/is an old injury; I broke my ankle as a child and from time to time this old injury bothers me. The sock holds my ankle in place and offers enough pressure and it feels good.

I suffered from plantar fasciitis about 10 + years ago. It recently flared up again. I know the routine and did everything, after 2 months thinking I may need more invasive treatment, as a last resort I started looking for some type of inserts. The reviews were great for this product. I must admit I was very skeptical and ordered it as a last resort with not much hope. I have been wearing it for about a week during the day, in conjunction with my stretches and I can actually say the past 2 days my pain has been minimal and very tolerable. I haven’t taken aleve for 5 days and can actually walk without pain after being off it. Not sure how it works, but glad it did! Perhaps works like kenisio taping , but easier to apply.

These are basically compression socks. It's not going to do anything for plantar fasciitis. Don't waste your money. Buy one of those 2-3 inch rubber balls that you can roll your foot over. Use a frozen bottle of water for the pain - roll it back & forth under the arch of your foot for pain relief. Custom orthotic heel supports might help long term.