STRASSBURG Sock Large Black

Used following nasty sprain. It gave support and confidence to walk without fear of rolling my ankle again until I was healed.

Don’t think of this as a the price of a sock. Instead think of it as the price for making a big difference to your foot pain - a pair of Strasburg socks is less than the price of a single physio session.I found a noticeable difference from the first use. I woke up in the morning feeling like my calves had a decent stretch and there was no/little throbbing in my feet.Start with reasonably gentle tension and then built is up over the next few nights. Even holding your feet in a neutral position will make a difference.Finally I had expected these to be difficult to sleep in but so far I’ve had no issues

ottimo prodotto come da descrizionebuono il materiale e la vestibilitàconsigliata dall'osteopata E ancora presto per dire se funziona (mio marito sta usando questa calza da solo 2 gg)ma il dolore che avvertiva sembra lievemente ridotto

I've suffered from plantar fasciitis for several months and have tried compression sleeves, therapy, NSAIDs, massage balls, rolling it with a frozen water bottle, etc., and while they've helped alleviate the pain for a short time, nothing was able to cure it. Every morning regardless of what I did the day before, I would step out of bed with stabbing heel pain. I saw the reviews for this sock and decided to give it a try. I decided against the splints because they sounded too uncomfortable. I had low hopes of this working simply because I didn't think I could sleep with it on. Im one of those people that can't have anything touching me when i sleep. I know, its weird, but I just can't sleep that way. I even kick the covers off my feet because my feet feel restrained. So the idea of something pulling on my toes all night sounded impossible.The first night with the sock, I took it off after a couple hours. The pulling on the toes was just too annoying to me to sleep. So I did what another reviewer suggested and bought a .98 pair of flip flops from Walmart. I cut the straps off and inserted the pad. That night was much more comfortable. The pad kept the sock from pulling directly on the toes but still bent my foot the proper way. I wasn't quite able to get to sleep the second night and took it off again. The mesh pattern and flip flop material bothered me. So the next night i placed a sock over the pad and put it back in. That was the trick. It was very comfortable and I was able to sleep all night through. After two days of this, i woke up to no stabbing heel pain. I still feel a dull ache down there but the pain has improved amazingly. I'm confident that I will be fully healed soon. This sock is the best!

So the sock was easy to use and probably would work, but I’m so uncomfortable after a few hours of wear I have to take it off. The Velcro around the calf is just too uncomfortable.