Powerstep UltraFlexx Foot Rocker- Calf Stretcher for Plantar Fasciitis, Achillis Tendonitis, Calf and Foot Pain, Shin Splints- Increases Flexibility and Strength in Foot and Lower Leg- Non-Skid Bottom

At least not for this product, for which I was hesitant to order because the only size available was 6. I went ahead and ordered anyway, and I'm very happy with the results; my foot is a size 12 and the apparatus is large enough for me. I had been taking pills for six months and had a heel injection. . . but this thing gave me immediate relief from my plantar fasciitis. It's something I use four to six times per day. Because I've only had it a week, I gave it four out of five stars. . . If it continues to perform as well as it has, it will undoubtedly be a five-star product for anyone suffering from Hill/plantar problems.

Hadleigh Underwood

| Jul 23, 2021

I was looking forward to this item because I work all day in heavy work boots and am on my feet all day. To stretch my arches, I usually do squats and sit on them, as well as other leg and calves stretches. It was a LOT smaller than I expected when it arrived. I'm an 11-year-old woman. My foot is way too big for this, my toes are overhanging the end of it, and I'm wearing a size 12 (depending on the shoe type). Plus, it's a little tight, and the sides of my feet are overhanging the sides. br>br>I'm not overweight or even chubby; I'm 180 pounds, and this thing was creaking when I tried to make the best of it. It begs the question of how long it will last before deforming or breaking. br>br>By the way, the anti-abortion movement is gaining traction. The anti-skid pads on the bottom aren't actually anti-skid. It's just a bunch of soft foam pieces that serve as skid pads. There isn't any graphite or other anti-static material. material to them on skids I have tile floors, and when you try to use it, it moves around on them. br>br>Unfortunately, I won't be using it, and I won't be returning it because Amazon claims it can't be returned because of its product class? Really? Is it possible to return something that has been used for a short time? It is not possible to return it because it is a "Health Product. " As a result, I now have an unattractive paperweight (or rug weight).

Fernando Maloney

| Apr 11, 2021

This device is incredible, and I wish I had purchased it three years ago! My ankles were hurting from the tightness in my feet, which made it difficult for me to walk and keep up with my four children. 2 days of this stretcher and 100% my pain is gone I had to breathe through the pain, but the deep stretching in my calf was so effective and felt good at the same time that I was able to wear my flats without pain again. I have flip-flops that I can wear. Flip-flops that don't make you limp. The discomfort in my ankles has vanished. This is a million times better than any stretch you'll get from curbs, steps, or hills. You will not be disappointed if you purchase this product.

Zoya Cervantes

| May 31, 2021

I have plantar fasciitis, and I find that using this every couple of hours for about 20 seconds per leg keeps my feet pain-free. This is a much better alternative to stretching your foot against a wall, which I rarely do because it causes my feet to slip.

Brynn PRITCHARD

| Oct 06, 2021

Perhaps due to a calf muscle injury from a long time ago. Over the course of a few weeks, the heel became increasingly painful, to the point where walking on it became impossible. After doing some research, my wife came up with the idea of using the Powerstep to help. Despite my reservations, I decided to give it a shot. I couldn't believe how much of a difference it made after just one use. At least half of the discomfort was gone. Three thirty-second reps are required per session, which should be repeated several times throughout the day. My heel. With the help of this device, my condition has improved and I expect it to return to normal soon. I was skeptical at first, but now I'm glad I did.

Saoirse Gates

| Mar 08, 2021

My Achilles tendons in both legs needed stretching, so I used a rocker. I had purchased a more expensive rocker, but I gave it away because the front was damaged. My back adjusted, but not enough for my entire sneaker foot (size 11 women's/size 9) to fit. 5 men's) onto it, resting on both ends. My physical therapist advised that I wear both because it would rest at an angle otherwise. So I taped the toe rest to the front with blue carpenter's tape. I eventually gave it to my physical therapist's office, where it will be used by someone with smaller feet. This one is a little shorter, but the front is open, allowing my shoe to fit inside. The heel rest is a little shorter than the more expensive version, but it's adequate for holding your foot in place, and the rocker is set to "neutral" for putting your foot on. If you have a larger foot, I'd recommend looking at others that are built differently because the middle of the foot may be over the middle of the rocker in those. These rockers were purchased to stretch the Achilles tendons, but they could be used for other types of stretching as well.

Rachel Castaneda

| Apr 28, 2021

The plantar fascia, achilles, and calf muscles are stretched with this one-size-fits-all device. When using this device, you should wear your athletic shoes, as it will help stretch the problem tissue with continued use. It's what I use to stretch out my plantar fascia. After three days, I saw positive results. Use as part of a comprehensive plantar fasciitis treatment plan. Stability is provided by rubber strips on the bottom. The gadget is well-designed. There are instructions for use included.

Hendrix Vazquez

| Nov 22, 2021

My achilles has been tight and painful for several years, and it has recently spread to my calves. They're squeezing and hurting a lot. I've tried stretching on my own without much success, and I've tried massages, but the results aren't long-lasting. With this Foot Rocker, however, the tightness in my calves is nearly gone, and my achilles are improving. This is a great product to use if your achilles and calves are tight or sore.

Olive Clarke

| Apr 18, 2021