Manish L.
Posted on Oct 28, 2026
Age 52 · Jaipur, Rajasthan
From my heart words, overall
i am ok with this many things are good some not so good. easy to use even for me i am not vry good with such things. would tell others to try this too

Breg PFS strap is ideal to be used for plantar fasciitis.
Designed to reduce pain and pressure on the foot.
Available in three different sizes: S, M and L.
Universal – Can be used on left or right foot.
PFS strap will be comfortable in any shoe.
Breg PFS strap is a new, improved elastic support for your foot.
Works to reduce tension and pressure while walking.
Beneficial in plantar fasciitis, plantar flexion contractures and achilles tendonitis.
Simple design that easily fits into shoes and gives comfortable wearing experience.
Place wrap above Achilles tendon and around the smallest part of the ankle.
Secure hook to wrap.
Remove elastic strap from wrap.
Apply the elastic strap forward of the heel and back of arch.
Wrap under the arch and pull up and back (approximately 15˚).
Attach hook to wrap. Adjust if necessary.
Refer enclosed manual for pictorial representation.
For single patient use only.
Keep out of reach of children.
Carefully read fitting instructions and warnings prior to use.
Follow application and care process described in instructions.
To ensure proper performance of the brace, follow all instructions.
If you experience, or have an increase in pain, swelling, skin irritation, or any adverse reactions while using this product, immediately consult your medical professional.
This device will not prevent or reduce all injuries.
Proper rehabilitation and activity modification are also an essential part of a safe treatment program.
Consult your licensed health care professional regarding safe and appropriate activity level while wearing this device.

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