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product_id: 1461890
title: "ProStretch the Original Calf Stretcher and Foot Rocker for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, and Tight Calves, Made in the USA"
brand: "prostretch"
price: "€ 58.55"
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category: "Pro Stretch"
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# Targets plantar fasciitis & Achilles tendon pain Slip-resistant base for safe stretching Proudly made in the USA ProStretch the Original Calf Stretcher and Foot Rocker for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, and Tight Calves, Made in the USA

**Brand:** prostretch
**Price:** € 58.55
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🦵 Unlock pain-free movement with every stretch!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** ProStretch the Original Calf Stretcher and Foot Rocker for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, and Tight Calves, Made in the USA by prostretch
- **How much does it cost?** € 58.55 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.gr](https://www.desertcart.gr/products/1461890-prostretch-the-original-calf-stretcher-and-foot-rocker-for-plantar)

## Best For

- prostretch enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted prostretch brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Safety First:** Advanced rubber strips prevent slipping on any surface during use
- • **Deep, Targeted Stretch:** Unique rocker shape isolates calves, tendons & ligaments for maximum flexibility
- • **Universal Fit & Durable:** Fits up to men’s size 12 shoes and supports up to 250 lbs
- • **Clinically Trusted Relief:** Physician-approved design used in physical therapy clinics worldwide
- • **Instant Access to Guidance:** Includes QR code for expert stretching routines to maximize results

## Overview

ProStretch is a physician-endorsed calf stretcher and foot rocker designed to alleviate pain from plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, and tight calves. Featuring a slip-resistant base and a patented rocker design, it delivers a deep, effective stretch that enhances flexibility and reduces injury risk. Made in the USA and trusted by physical therapists, it fits adult shoes up to size 12 and supports users up to 250 lbs, making it a must-have for proactive foot and leg care.

## Description

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Review: Great device - it works well - I have had this device for a week. It has helped me with turning my plantar fasciitis around. Many people would say all you need is a stair step to do the same thing. But, that is just not true. This device takes all the pressure off the ball of your foot so you can stretch the plantar fascia as well as get a deep stretch of the calf. I also used a Muscle Scraper Tool and a massage gun. The scraper tool did wonders that nothing else would have done on the plantar fascia in freeing up and smoothing out adhesions and irregularities in the fascia. I was amazed at the bumps that were there in that tissue. The massage gun with the ball helped to do fascial release in the quads. I did have a visible spot laterally that was confusing to me as I do get down on a mat and stretch daily. I was cramping at night but not any more. With these 3 things you can do effective self care and avoid weeks of trips to PT.
Review: My First Step Toward Relief Of Plantar Fasciitis - Several years ago I thought I had sustained an Achilles heel injury and went to my internist. He had x-rays and scans done of my feet and to my dismay, he said I had bone spurs on my heels, a condition caused by Plantar Fasciitis. That wasn't the worse part of it. He said that of the treatments, and surgeries available, there was no guarantees any would work, and all could make the condition even worse. The best he could do besides those treatments was to tell me to take pain killers and he showed me how to lean forward against a wall, and stretch my calves out in a similar way I used to use when I ran. This long leaning stretch did afford some relief to the pain but I found I had to do it every few hours every day to keep the pain manageable. So as I do with everything else, I started an exhaustive internet search for information on Plantar Fasciitis and heel spurs. I found a great site started by a doctor who also had the condition and she had conducted her own search for information and compiled it all in on her site, including information on medications, procedures, devices and exercises. I read everything there and started implementing her advice on the non-invasive recommendations. One of the devices that came highly recommended was the ProStretch by Medi_Dyne. It basically recreated the long wall stretch I was already doing but because of the curved bottom, I didn't have to lean so far out and off balance. After searching locally and not finding one, I went back online and found that Allegro Medical sold the ProStretch as a vendor through desertcart.com at a very good price. Not being one to want to stay in pain any longer than I have to I ordered one and in a few days started doing the exercises that my doctor showed me, as well as some on the website I found and some that came with the ProStretch. Within a few days the relief was incredible. The ProStretch does really help you keep your calf muscle stretched, which leads into a brief explanation of why this is important. The Plantar Fascia is a band of tissues that hold the foot together. They hook from the heel, form the lower part of your arch and tie into the ball of your foot. But they are not very strong. At night, when we sleep, most people point their toes down. At the same time, the calf muscle, one of the largest and strongest in the body, pulls up on the foot, causing a terrible pull and stretch on the Plantar Fascia. This constant pulling from two directions on the boney heel causes calcium deposits to start forming all around the heel, the Achilles tendon and the Plantar Fascia. When x-rayed, they look like small sharp pieces of bone, thus the term bone spurs. So it's a tug-a-war between the smaller weaker foot tissue and the larger stronger calf muscle. Guess who wins? The goal then is to keep the calf muscle from pulling up on the foot. That's made easier through the ProStretch. But I found that the ProStretch can't help you as you sleep. So the next part of my therapy involved getting night splints (night boots) to keep the calf muscle stretched out all night long. I went and purchased two night splints similar to these BIRD & CRONIN PLANTAR FASCITIS SPLINT MEDIUM and began to wear them at night. Yes, it is a major adjustment to get used to wearing rigid boots on your feet while trying to sleep. But after a few nights of waking up half way through the night to take them off, I soon found that I was sleeping all the way through the night. Humans can adjust if they are motivated enough and pain is a good motivator. I must say that this was pretty much the answer to solving my heel spur pain. The night splints, as hard as it was to get used to, worked. They kept my calves flexed all night and when I awoke each morning and took them off, there was no pain like before as I made my way to the bathroom. So I thought I had found the answer, even though the thought of wearing these things the rest of my life didn't appeal at all to me, I knew I would do what I had to do to stay pain free. Then one day on the job, a friend of mine who also suffers from the same thing came up to me and said he had found the answer. He no longer had to wear the night splints and that it was so easy and cheap I wouldn't believe him. I demanded to know and he took a shoe off and showed me a Dr.Schools Heel Adjustable Arch Support Orthotics for Men, 1 Pair . He said that he picked these up, put in the strong arch insert, and he's been pain free ever since, without having to wear the night splints. His Plantar Fasciitis had cleared up. On the way home, I picked up a pair and I've not had to wear the night splints since. I also have not "had" to use the ProStretch either. Now I still do use the ProStretch because I like to keep my calves stretched out. If you are in pain, I would encourage you to try any and all of the suggestions I've mentioned. The cost is minimal, but the relief is wonderful! The Dr. Scholls Adjustable Arch Supports may not completely take away your pain, but it's a small cost to try.

## Features

- ✶REDUCES HEEL & FOOT PAIN – Using the ProStretch daily reduces pain and inflammation caused by plantar fasciitis, Achilles tendonitis, Sever’s disease, shin splints, and tight calves / hamstrings. The ProStretch calf stretcher isolates the lower leg muscles, tendons, and ligaments to ensure a deep, effective stretch that helps to reduce injuries.
- ✶PHYSICIAN TRUSTED & APMA ACCEPTED – This foot rocker is medically proven to be effective and found in physical therapy clinics worldwide. The gentle motion of the ProStretch provides a deeper and more effective stretch than conventional methods.
- ✶SLIP-RESISTANT PADS – The advanced rubber strips on the bottom of the ProStretch protect against moving and sliding, allowing for a safe and effective stretch. The slip-resistant pads ensure that the calf stretcher does not slide when used on any surface.
- ✶PROVEN EFFECTIVE DESIGN – The unique rocker design holds the foot in the optimal position for an accurate and efficient stretch, increasing flexibility and enhancing overall performance.
- ✶NOTES ON USE – Fits adult shoes up to size 12. The recommended weight limit is 250 lbs. Wear socks and athletic shoes while using the ProStretch.
- ✶ALWAYS WEAR RUBBER-SOLED SHOES – Your shoe may go past the end and that's okay.
- ✶STRETCHING GUIDE INCLUDED VIA QR CODE.
- ✶MADE IN U.S.A.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN  | B000GAAXGK |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,307 in Sports & Outdoors ( See Top 100 in Sports & Outdoors ) #96 in Exercise & Fitness Accessories |
| Customer Reviews | 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (9,031) |
| Date First Available  | October 2, 2000 |
| Department  | unisex-adult |
| Is Discontinued By Manufacturer  | No |
| Item model number  | S00010 |
| Manufacturer  | Medi-Dyne |
| Manufacturer recommended age  | 1 month and up |
| Product Dimensions  | 11 x 4.06 x 5.38 inches; 14 ounces |

## Product Details

- **Age Range (Description):** Adult
- **Brand:** ProStretch
- **Size:** 1 Count (Pack of 1)
- **Specific Uses For Product:** Plantar Fasciitis, Tendinitis, Tight Calves
- **Use for:** Calves, Foot

## Images

![ProStretch the Original Calf Stretcher and Foot Rocker for Plantar Fasciitis, Achilles Tendonitis, and Tight Calves, Made in the USA - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61jJoPSBCzL.jpg)

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Do I need to use the ProStretch while wearing shoes? Can I just wear socks?**
A: The ProStretch should be used while wearing shoes with a supportive, rubber sole.

**Q: What if my foot hangs off of the ProStretch?**
A: ProStretch Original is intended for shoe sizes 12 or below. If your foot hangs off, that is absolutely fine. You are still able to obtain full use of the device even if it may look a little funny.

**Q: Why is the ProStretch better than just normal stretching (on a wall, steps, or a curb)?**
A: The ProStretch holds your foot in an optimal angle to get a superior stretch.

**Q: What is the difference between the ProStretch & the ProStretch Plus?**
A: The ProStretch Original weight limit is 250 pounds & fits shoe sizes up to 12. The ProStretch Plus is a little longer and wider which accommodates up to shoe size 14 and a weight limit of 300 pounds. It's adjustable with a removeable toe lift.

**Q: Do I have to stand while using the ProStretch or can it be used in a seated position?**
A: The ProStretch can be used to provide therapy for a number of indications. Exercises and positions for each indication are provided in our instruction manual that comes with the product and video.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great device - it works well
*by M***2 on September 3, 2025*

I have had this device for a week. It has helped me with turning my plantar fasciitis around. Many people would say all you need is a stair step to do the same thing. But, that is just not true. This device takes all the pressure off the ball of your foot so you can stretch the plantar fascia as well as get a deep stretch of the calf. I also used a Muscle Scraper Tool and a massage gun. The scraper tool did wonders that nothing else would have done on the plantar fascia in freeing up and smoothing out adhesions and irregularities in the fascia. I was amazed at the bumps that were there in that tissue. The massage gun with the ball helped to do fascial release in the quads. I did have a visible spot laterally that was confusing to me as I do get down on a mat and stretch daily. I was cramping at night but not any more. With these 3 things you can do effective self care and avoid weeks of trips to PT.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ My First Step Toward Relief Of Plantar Fasciitis
*by R***. on December 9, 2008*

Several years ago I thought I had sustained an Achilles heel injury and went to my internist. He had x-rays and scans done of my feet and to my dismay, he said I had bone spurs on my heels, a condition caused by Plantar Fasciitis. That wasn't the worse part of it. He said that of the treatments, and surgeries available, there was no guarantees any would work, and all could make the condition even worse. The best he could do besides those treatments was to tell me to take pain killers and he showed me how to lean forward against a wall, and stretch my calves out in a similar way I used to use when I ran. This long leaning stretch did afford some relief to the pain but I found I had to do it every few hours every day to keep the pain manageable. So as I do with everything else, I started an exhaustive internet search for information on Plantar Fasciitis and heel spurs. I found a great site started by a doctor who also had the condition and she had conducted her own search for information and compiled it all in on her site, including information on medications, procedures, devices and exercises. I read everything there and started implementing her advice on the non-invasive recommendations. One of the devices that came highly recommended was the ProStretch by Medi_Dyne. It basically recreated the long wall stretch I was already doing but because of the curved bottom, I didn't have to lean so far out and off balance. After searching locally and not finding one, I went back online and found that Allegro Medical sold the ProStretch as a vendor through Amazon.com at a very good price. Not being one to want to stay in pain any longer than I have to I ordered one and in a few days started doing the exercises that my doctor showed me, as well as some on the website I found and some that came with the ProStretch. Within a few days the relief was incredible. The ProStretch does really help you keep your calf muscle stretched, which leads into a brief explanation of why this is important. The Plantar Fascia is a band of tissues that hold the foot together. They hook from the heel, form the lower part of your arch and tie into the ball of your foot. But they are not very strong. At night, when we sleep, most people point their toes down. At the same time, the calf muscle, one of the largest and strongest in the body, pulls up on the foot, causing a terrible pull and stretch on the Plantar Fascia. This constant pulling from two directions on the boney heel causes calcium deposits to start forming all around the heel, the Achilles tendon and the Plantar Fascia. When x-rayed, they look like small sharp pieces of bone, thus the term bone spurs. So it's a tug-a-war between the smaller weaker foot tissue and the larger stronger calf muscle. Guess who wins? The goal then is to keep the calf muscle from pulling up on the foot. That's made easier through the ProStretch. But I found that the ProStretch can't help you as you sleep. So the next part of my therapy involved getting night splints (night boots) to keep the calf muscle stretched out all night long. I went and purchased two night splints similar to these BIRD & CRONIN PLANTAR FASCITIS SPLINT MEDIUM and began to wear them at night. Yes, it is a major adjustment to get used to wearing rigid boots on your feet while trying to sleep. But after a few nights of waking up half way through the night to take them off, I soon found that I was sleeping all the way through the night. Humans can adjust if they are motivated enough and pain is a good motivator. I must say that this was pretty much the answer to solving my heel spur pain. The night splints, as hard as it was to get used to, worked. They kept my calves flexed all night and when I awoke each morning and took them off, there was no pain like before as I made my way to the bathroom. So I thought I had found the answer, even though the thought of wearing these things the rest of my life didn't appeal at all to me, I knew I would do what I had to do to stay pain free. Then one day on the job, a friend of mine who also suffers from the same thing came up to me and said he had found the answer. He no longer had to wear the night splints and that it was so easy and cheap I wouldn't believe him. I demanded to know and he took a shoe off and showed me a Dr.Schools Heel Adjustable Arch Support Orthotics for Men, 1 Pair . He said that he picked these up, put in the strong arch insert, and he's been pain free ever since, without having to wear the night splints. His Plantar Fasciitis had cleared up. On the way home, I picked up a pair and I've not had to wear the night splints since. I also have not "had" to use the ProStretch either. Now I still do use the ProStretch because I like to keep my calves stretched out. If you are in pain, I would encourage you to try any and all of the suggestions I've mentioned. The cost is minimal, but the relief is wonderful! The Dr. Scholls Adjustable Arch Supports may not completely take away your pain, but it's a small cost to try.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Best product for plantar fasciitis
*by P***H on November 6, 2025*

I love this product. It works effectively and stretch the muscles where is the main cause of plantar fasciitis. The pain relieves a day after but still have to continue doing it. Hope it would cure my suffering.

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