The 10 Best Night Splints

There's padding galore on the ProCare ProWedge (about $56), so you don't have to worry about accidentally whacking your partner with hard plastic in the middle of the night. All that foam ensures nothing digs into the top of your foot or ankle, either.

It takes some getting used to, but once you get acclimated to the BTUP Adjustable (around $21) you'll be glad you stuck it out over the first few uncomfortable nights. The elastic band is easy to tighten to your liking while still being secure enough to keep it in place.

Despite its name, the Vive Hard (appx. $30) is extremely well-cushioned, so you can be comfortable all night long without suffering from the plastic digging into your skin. In addition, the three adjustable straps allow you to target the relief to where you need it most.

The Mars Wellness Posterior (about $23) is great for anyone stuck standing all day. It gently elongates the arch, increasing blood flow to the area and improving flexibility. The dual-tension straps keep your leg in the proper position no matter how much you toss and turn overnight.

This model from United Ortho (appx. $13) allows you to adjust the angle of the dorsi-flexion from 10 to 90 degrees, so you can really pinpoint the stretch for maximum effectiveness. It's a smart choice for experienced users looking to take their routine to the next level.

If you don't want a boring, black boot, the FlexiBrace Soft (about $30) can add a splash of color to your tootsies. The bright floral shell is extremely soft, so it won't feel like you're locked in plastic, and it's attractive enough you won't be embarrassed to be seen in it.

The Bird & Cronin (about $50) is perfect for larger feet and calves, as it's designed to provide relief even if your toes hang off the edge. The center-release buckle makes it a cinch to remove, so you don't have to be fully awake to unlatch it if you need a break.

The Mars Wellness Dorsal (appx. $24) simply runs down the front of your shin with bands over the bottom of the calf and the ball of the foot. There's nothing holding it in place around the heel, which boosts the comfort level, though at the expense of security.

The BraceAbility Boot (around $28) is about as subtle and discreet as a freight train, but it gives you a wide platform on which to stand without anything hanging over the sides. There's also a wedge that you can shove under your toes to increase the intensity level.

The Cramer Dorsal Brace (around $22) takes all the guesswork out of managing your pain by completely enveloping your arch, keeping it rigid all night. Luckily, it's padded, so your foot stays comfortable while it's kept in the perfect position as you sleep.