Brace Direct Replacement Foam Wedge for 90º Night Splint

SKU:ACS352

$14.99 - $14.99

$14.99

$14.99 - $14.99

$14.99

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Product Highlights:

ADJUSTABLE SUPPORT: The Brace Direct Replacement Foam Wedge is designed to fit perfectly inside your 90º Night Splint, providing adjustable elevation for greater flexion and comfort during sleep.
COMFORTABLE DESIGN: Crafted from high-quality foam, this replacement wedge ensures a comfortable and restful night's sleep by maintaining the foot in an elevated position, reducing muscle contraction, or allowing it to rest in a neutral position.
EASY MAINTENANCE: The replacement wedge is washable, ensuring hygiene and longevity, making it a practical choice for long-term use.
VERSATILITY: Whether you're dealing with Achilles tendonitis, drop foot, or simply seeking better sleep posture, this foam wedge adapts to your needs for a more therapeutic rest.
PERSONALIZED SUPPORT: Reach out to Brace Direct (an American Owned Company) to schedule an appointment with a fitting professional for a free video fitting and adjustment session to achieve the perfect fit.

Optimized Comfort: Brace Direct Replacement Foam Wedge for 90� Night Splint

Enhance your night's rest with Brace Direct's Replacement Foam Wedge, tailored to fit seamlessly into your ,a href="https://bracedirect.com/search?q=90+degree+night+splint">90° Night Splint. Ideal for individuals facing Achilles tendonitis, drop foot, or other conditions requiring elevated foot positioning. Its adjustable nature allows for customized flexion, reducing muscle contraction and promoting a healing environment. Crafted for durability and comfort, this washable foam wedge is your step towards a more comfortable and therapeutic night's sleep.

Key Features

High-density replacement wedge supports correct 90° positioning
Soft washable foam provides comfortable nightly use
Durable construction retains shape for lasting support
Easy to install or replace for improved night splint function
Ideal for maintaining therapeutic foot elevation during rest

Indications

Achilles Tendinitis
Drop Foot
Heel Pain
Heel Spurs
Plantar Fasciitis

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If you need fitting help, visit our Perfect Fit Guarantee page to schedule a free virtual fitting with our US brace specialists.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the fastest way to fix plantar fasciitis? + –

No single method works for everyone, but combining rest, foot exercises, and a supportive brace often eases symptoms quickly. Many people also find relief by applying ice to reduce inflammation, wearing shoes with arch support, and gradually stretching the calf muscles. Consistency with these measures helps hasten recovery.

Do I need surgery for plantar fasciitis? + –

In most cases, no. Plantar fasciitis usually responds to conservative treatments like night splints, stretching, and footwear modifications. Surgery is considered a last resort when chronic heel pain persists despite several months of regular therapy, bracing, or injections.

Can a night splint really help with morning heel pain? + –

Yes. Night splints hold the foot in a neutral or slightly stretched position, preventing the plantar fascia from tightening overnight. This significantly reduces the sharp, first-step pain many people experience in the morning, accelerating overall recovery and comfort.

Which night splint is best for advanced plantar fasciitis? + –

Look for a brace that maintains a consistent 90-degree angle, ensuring the fascia remains gently stretched. A product like the Brace Align 90 Degree Night Medical Splint (PDAC L4396 L4397) offers adjustable straps and comfortable padding to minimize heel tension throughout the night.
Brace Align 90 Degree Night Medical Splint

Are custom orthotics necessary for plantar fasciitis relief? + –

Not always. Many people find that a combination of supportive footwear, braces or splints, and exercises is enough to control pain. However, custom orthotics can add targeted arch support if you have unique foot mechanics or persistent heel pain that standard insoles don’t address.