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Persistent heel pain and tight arches can signal plantar fasciitis, a common foot condition affecting daily mobility. Our braces and splints offer targeted relief—stretching the fascia, reducing inflammation, and easing that first-step pain. Browse below for solutions that help you get back on your feet comfortably.
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View full detailsPlantar fasciitis occurs when the thick tissue along your foot’s underside—called the plantar fascia—becomes inflamed or overstretched. This often causes sharp heel pain, especially with your first steps in the morning. At Brace Direct, we provide specialized day and night splints designed to reduce tension in the fascia, improve flexibility, and promote faster healing.
Plantar fasciitis usually develops from repetitive stress, such as:
Key signs include sharp or stabbing pain in the heel upon waking, tenderness along the foot’s arch, and discomfort that eases as you warm up—only to return after rest or extensive activity.
Targeted bracing offers much-needed relief by:
When combined with foot exercises, good footwear, and possibly orthotics, bracing expedites recovery and helps you walk pain-free.
Discover night splints that prevent painful morning flare-ups and day braces for ongoing support:
Customizable ankle positioning to gently stretch the plantar fascia overnight, easing stiffness by morning.
Shop NowProvides arch and ankle support during daily activities, reducing strain and preventing sharp heel pain.
Shop NowKeeps the foot in a neutral position, minimizing painful fascia contraction during sleep for a better morning step.
Shop NowDon’t let plantar fasciitis hold you back. Our braces and splints reduce the strain on your fascia and promote natural healing, so you can reclaim your day from start to finish. For personalized guidance, explore our Perfect Fit Promise or browse the entire plantar fasciitis collection below.
Shop Plantar Fasciitis BracesNo 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.
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.
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.
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
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.