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Plantar Fasciitis – If you suffer from this agonising condition, then you know that often the most painful time of day is when you wake up in the morning and take that first step out of bed.

Why?

Because your plantar fascia tissue has contracted during the night, as many people sleep with their toes pointed and often even curled, this tightens the ligament overnight.

Can I get help at night with my Plantar Fasciitis pain?

Yes!  With special compression socks for Plantar Fasciitis sufferers.

Athrohab have new design for a night sock which can be used throughout the night to help keep the Plantar fascia stretched.

A new development for Plantar Fasciitis treatment

• Other Planta socks pull the toes upwards – This creates unnecessary tension and pain in the foot!
• Athrohab Compression PF sock – Easily adjusted sock with sturdy hook & loop straps allow you to control your own tension and keep the sole of the foot in the correct position, comfortable with no unnatural pull on ligaments & tendons while resting, and without pulling your toes out of alignment.
• An original and comfortable solution for long periods of sitting and especially during the night time
• Reduces the acute pain associated with Plantar Fasciitis & Achilles Tendonitis, often felt first thing in the morning

Get a good night’s sleep with an Athrohab Plantar Fasciitis compression night Sock

Made from compression sock, ultra- soft elasticated material, with adjustable dorsiflexion strap that provides a gentle tension to keep the sole of the foot straight and stretch the calf muscle and soft tissues.

Tension is exerted by cradling the underside of the ball of the foot, not your toes. 

Our night compression sock provides pain relief while you sleep.

You can wake feeling refreshed and ready for the day – stepping out of bed without the nagging heel pain and without stretching your toes in the wrong direction!

Many Podiatrists prescribe a night splint for night time pain relief, a good product if you’re able to use it. But many people are light sleepers or who otherwise have trouble with a splint, Plantar fasciitis bed socks can be a highly comfortable alternative option. (Not meant for general mobility).

For more information click here and get 15% off when you place an order.

Try these simple stretching exercises – A Plantar exercise programme. 10 minutes a day keeps the pain away.

The video below shows fitting instructions for the Athrohab PF sock.