I was getting serious irritation on the outer edge of the 4th toe, by cutting part of the 5th toe spreader off as shown in the vid, I am now able to wear them without pain. The product is extremely helpful in keeping my big toe from getting sore during/after running. Thanks!
At a $100 a pair (CAD), ya better be good using scissors lol. Been using these for about 2 weeks - i have buckling on the under-side between two toes - sometimes that hurts a bit. Just ordered toe socks tho - so want to try that before cutting the CT's. Also YEARS of plantar fasciosis ...often mistaken for fasciitis I think. Anyway - this seems to be opening up the areas allowing more blood flow and less plantar issues. Find cushion zero drop wide toe box shoes too. Been a life changer!
I use these correctoes for 4years now but , not while wearing shoes. They are a game changer. Get the largest size if you havent already. Toe socks have their share of problems but, I wear them too with altra sneakers.
I bought the medium size by mistake realize that I needed the large however the large do Buckle at the last two toes but I sent a picture into their customer service and they said that don't worry about the Buckle it's normal . With the toe socks it seems to adjust to that buckle . Wearing my correct toes with no socks at all there is a buckle it used to be annoying at first but that was about 7 weeks ago and now it seems to have adjusted because my toes straightened out more . Been wearing mine for nine weeks now and I noticed a difference between sliding my fingers between my toes to wash how much easier that is because now my toes are not cramped anymore since wearing these. I have a wide foot I bought some Lems shoes but it's the gene material up top so it doesn't Flex as much to add my correct toes to wear them so I did go on Amazon and I found some $30 0 drop cheap water shoes however they work really good with my correct toes because it's stretchy mesh on the top. Also bought some toe socks as well. I also do a lot of the foot exercises with gripping the hacky sack. I noticed now that the left metatarsal doesn't cause me pain anymore and my right lower back is no longer sore after working all day.
I have been using these for about 5 years while around the house. I maintain that they are the reason I can walk. I came to the videos for a link to buy new ones because I just got one sucked up into my Riccar radiance and it's stuck somewhere near the roller motor. All quality items have a price. These things last..
Correct Toes needs a size between medium and large. I wear a Medium. In fact, based on the sizing, I should be the smallest size in that category. However, it hardly begins to straighten the great toe. When I add soft material to the center of the spacer to straighten my toe (and I've tried many), the silicone ends up feeling hard and painful. And I need to add something now after months of wearing these. Why? Because the bit between the great toe and 2nd toe keeps popping up and out of place, which is inconvenient and uncomfortable when walking. That would be fine, and sure it's an indication that my great toe is moving, but my toe still isn't straight when this is going on and so without something more, I seem to have reached the maximum benefit from the CorrectToes without the right sort of spacer. The right sort of material for additional spacing ought to be supplied with the product. The spacing is not the issue when it comes to discomfort; the issue is the lack of give - additional rigidity. The large size is huge. There seems to be no way around this issue save to sacrifice my YogaToes (the largest space in those) to provide some comfort. Even then, the toe is not straight. I can straighten my great toes and even move them beyond straight and so the issue is not one of lack of mobility. Correct Toes needs to sort this - either provide appropriate spacing material or have more sizes. I shouldn't have to order silicone online or sacrifice my YogaToes to make these fit.Show less
I understand your issue, although this is a mass manufacturing and engineering problem, not so much anything else. I'm sure they understand the fact that they may not be able to cover all possible shape of toe. For the moment being, I would recommend simply making your own, if you find that they don't properly stretch your toes.
@@SimonWoodburyForget Soon you'll be able to have your toes scanned digitally (360 degrees) and have a pair printed/made, using gelatinous material, resulting in a perfect-fit, pain-free pair for yourself.
I had to trim off the fan shape on the bottom toward the top of the toes. Apparently, I have an abundance of padding on the bottoms of the tips of my toes. So incredible painful. It wasn't the spacing between the toes that caused problem but all the extra edging creating unnecessary pressure. I have a low volume foot, but Correct Toes and how painful this edging is has helped explain to me why the dept of the toe box right at the toes always feels so small to me. My toes aren't low volume.
Without socks these blistered one of my toes. Rather than modify I just bought more pairs of toe socks and I always wear the spreader over them. Bonus, this stretches the toes slightly more. I’ve been at this a month, wearing barefoot shoes (with my spreader) and wearing a spreader around the house that spreads my toes even more. I can already spread my toes myself slightly using my own muscles, which was unthinkable a month ago.
Great question! We recommend 3-4 months of use to allow the toes and feet to grow accustomed to this new position. Since they are being aligned, we don't want users to push the boundaries and hurt themselves. However, if you feel like the current fit isn't spacing enough, add the modification, but be extremely mindful. Lightly test it to ensure comfort and safety.
That's not what they're saying what they're saying is everything starts with the foot. 10 weeks ago my left ball of my foot hurt every time that I walked it was killing me. Not only that the right of my inner thigh was hurting didn't even know why until I realized to compensate for the left foot pain I was pointing my right foot outward. Went to my foot doctor that I've known for 20 years and he said look how you're walking on your right foot your knee is twisted and so is your hip. He gave me some correctos videos to watch and 9 weeks later I don't have any lower back pain. Left ball of my foot with the help of correct toes and a metatarsal pad is almost nonexistent. Also been wearing zero drop shoes. Those took a while because I was told you have to ease your way into him since wearing a arch support shoe for so many years but I went straight from wrong shoes to right shoes paid the price because my feet didn't hurt but they were just rather sore because they weren't strong enough yet to be wearing zero drop shoes now I wear them and I fall asleep in them because I don't even realize I have my shoes on still
$100? I wouldn't pay $100 for a toe stretcher, considering you can simply DIY something similar, in like 10 minutes. Clearly these things should be $10 at most. I seriously have no idea why they recommend running with those things.
deb lacy Hi Deb. I enjoy long distance walking and 12 months' ago I paid $500 Australian for a pair of foot orthotics in an effort to reduce foot pain. I recently purchased the Correct Toes and found that the soft, flexible medical grade material is very comfortable to wear and I can now walk 5 kms with reduced foot pain. I am hoping that as I continue to extend their use most of my foot pain over much longer distances will disappear. Comfort Toes are $95 pair here. Money well spent to my mind. Cheers.
Hi Taxpro, I'm so sorry that that is the impression you've gotten! Correct Toes are priced the way they are for a variety of reasons. When compared to a more traditional orthotic or corrective surgery, Correct Toes are inexpensive. Here's what one of our past customers had to say: www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R34JR0VT5R6PRK?ASIN=B00A1V0G7U
taxpro01 I am in agreement with you. Correct toes are nothing revolutionary but a copy of the previous idea with some small modifications. There plenty of cushions and pads on Amazon that are way cheaper and design come pretty much close to it at a fraction of the cost. "Variety reasons" what nice general statement versus actually indicating a clear concise answer. The bullshit of companies. Silicone is an inexpensive product total production cost for each is way under 4 dollars for a pair. You can even 3D print this and they would cost you still less than 10 dollars. So again how were is you over 600% mark up come into play. Marketing nope not much out there everything is word of mouth, packaging nope its simple nothing fancy, you can actually make the packaging even cheaper if they wanted too. Patents nope none out there just the trademark for the name. A $60 dollar pair of shoes has more components and is more costly to produce than this.
Because they work. Dislocate your toe joint over many years and wearing a soft splint like Correct Toes + minimalist, zero-drop shoes are pretty much the only way to correct the problem.
2 questions: 1- can you wear these swimming? I swim everyday. 2- can you use these in a trampoline routine? I now do a 30 minute trampoline routine instead of running. Thanks
I just found you all and I've been watching your videos daily. Glad to see a new upload--great instructional video! I have 2 questions: 1) I have wide feet (used to wear men's size 9.5-10.5 in my old shoes depending on how wide they were), and I ended up purchasing the large correct toes (after comparing to a printed out size guide). Is it common for people with wide feet to get the large sized correct toes despite the suggestion that men with shoe sizes 11.5+ get that size (I am only size 9.5-10.5). 2) I also purchased strutz pro pads and already own injinji toe socks. Would you be able to do a video showing these products being used all together and explaining the benefits of doing so? I realize this may not be possible because your product is solely the correct toes, but thought it might be helpful. Thanks in advance for your help Correct Toes team. Keep up the great work! :D
Thanks for your questions and suggestions! We love having customer feedback and our team will discuss your ideas for how/why to integrate the use toe socks, met pads, and Correct Toes. Our sizing guidlines are a general suggestion based off of shoe size, however everyone's feet are different. Toe length and girth will also affect which size fits best on an individual. If you feel good in the large and they are staying in place then you should be just fine. If you have questions about fit you can always email photos of your feet with CT on to customerservice@nwfootankle.com. Let us know if we can help with any other questions!
I just ordered a pair. As a canadian the toe spacer with the shipping, money exchange, custom fee and taxes Cost me $151.00. I just hope that the toe spacer will do work.
Would correct toes to a good option to use after hammertoe surgery? I bought them before I had hammertoe (on second toe) and bunion surgery. I’m 7 week post-op and I notice that my 2nd toe is trying to become a claw toe. Taping my toe is causing my toe to not touch the floor
does it hurt wearing them will they make my toes straight again& get rid of bunnies I spelt that word wrong sorry ? How much are they& where do u buy them& do u have to wear them for a long time?
There is a transition guideline to avoid any discomfort or pain. The biggest key is to go slow and listen to your body. Correct Toes can help with realignment, however, it can be a longer process. Similar to braces, you're moving structures and it can take time to correct years of displacement from narrow shoes. Here is a link to purchase and for further information on how to use and what they can be beneficial for. correcttoes.com/
Can I buy them in South Africa, its an amazing product , will older people ( 62) like myself still be able to correct a bunion and a hammertoe with the exercises and the spacers?
Hi Ingrid! Thanks so much for your interest--we're certainly fans of the product. Unfortunately we don't have any local retailers in South Africa yet, but you can absolutely order them from our website at www.correcttoes.com/ . It can be as fast a week to ship to South Africa, so you shouldn't have to wait too long! Foot malleability definitely plays a role in how fast you can recover from bunions and hammertoes, but many of our older customers have still found a lot of success.The key is to make sure that you are exercising your foot daily in addition to wearing the Correct Toes. Exercising keeps your foot nice and mobile, and lets the Correct Toes do their work. Please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions!
This is a pretty old video so I don't know if I will hear anything back. I use toe spacers and like them. My partner needs something to help with foot pain that is some kind of metatarsal pain. (no diagnosis) I was wanting to help him try toe spacers (couldn't hurt) but now after watching I wonder if any of them will fit him. He is 6' 7" and wears a size 17 shoe. Is the size large large enough for his feet? I think his EU size is 49-50.
@Poire Tartin yes I saw that. however for a 6'7" 275lb man the "up" might not fit his size 50 feet. His big toe is almost twice the size of mine. His pinky toe is nearly as big as my second toe. It's only made of silicone. It could rip if it's tried on a big enough foot.
@@puggirl415 Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response. I would definitely recommend trying the size Large and sending in photos if they don't feel comfortable or sized correctly. Correct Toes are made to be modified and we are here to help. If they don't fit or don't work at all we will issue a full refund. Thank you!
I’ve never really had problems with my feet or my tows ever. I recently (about 2 months ago) broke my left pinky toe, and while it was healing, wearing shoes with a narrow toe box caused my toe to set and heal in a way that I feel is improper. That single pinky toe is kinda hugging up against my 4th toe and it no longer splays out properly. I have recently switched to Vivobarefoot shoes and I’m absolutely loving them so far. Do you think this product will help readjust my pinky toe to its proper positioning? Even tho it was cause by a break?
I pretty much can’t splay it at all, it’s completely healed now, as far as I know, no pain or anything I just can’t move it myself anymore. I would say I can splay it maybe 10% of that my other little toe can do. I bought the correct toes, and I’ve been using them and having great results everywhere but that one toe. It kinda stays hugged up to the toe next to it. Do you think this is irreversible damage?
@@johnnypitviperwallace5908 As we mentioned, if you can manually move it then the muscles can be stretched to properly align. But if you cannot manually move it then I would suggest speaking with your local podiatrist on variations of therapies.
Yeah and the doctor telling me I may need surgery $6,000🤣🤣🤣. I'd rather pay $60 one time and at the course of progression which I've noticed the last nine weeks how much better I feel wearing my correct toes. Then having to pay $6,000 later down the road for surgery. But the same age everybody wants some magic pill at the drugstore AKA Pharmacy for a quick fix.
I can't believe they don't sell matching gel inserts to go along with the product for the slots on the bunion toe spacers. The shoe insole cutout is a ridiculous hack. I'm looking for a better material for mine.
Why is this so overprices? Correct toes are nothing revolutionary but a copy of the previous idea with some small modifications. There plenty of cushions and pads on Amazon that are way cheaper and design come pretty much close to it at a fraction of the cost. "Variety reasons" what nice general statement versus actually indicating a clear concise answer. The bullshit of companies. Silicone is an inexpensive product total production cost for each is way under 4 dollars for a pair. You can even 3D print this and they would cost you still less than 10 dollars. So again how were is you over 600% mark up come into play. Marketing nope not much out there everything is word of mouth, packaging nope its simple nothing fancy, you can actually make the packaging even cheaper if they wanted too. Patents nope none out there just the trademark for the name. A $60 dollar pair of shoes has more components and is more costly to produce than this.
Well, he compared the price to price of surgeries, so if he is losing $ by not performing surgeries, then gotta make $ somehow, right? I am actually extremely grateful that there is a doctor willing to lose big $$$ by not performing surgeries and instead actually EDUCATING people and giving them hope. For that I am so grateful!! God bless those doctors!!
I chose Correct Toes after reading a review of a similar product on Amazon. The reviewer was happy with it, but said s/he had to replace it several times a year. I'd seen a RUclips review of Correct Toes and the reviewer was just thinking about getting a new pair after, I think, three years. So the cheaper ones seemed to be a false economy.
I was getting serious irritation on the outer edge of the 4th toe, by cutting part of the 5th toe spreader off as shown in the vid, I am now able to wear them without pain. The product is extremely helpful in keeping my big toe from getting sore during/after running. Thanks!
You're very welcome! We're glad to hear that they have working well for you!
At a $100 a pair (CAD), ya better be good using scissors lol. Been using these for about 2 weeks - i have buckling on the under-side between two toes - sometimes that hurts a bit. Just ordered toe socks tho - so want to try that before cutting the CT's. Also YEARS of plantar fasciosis ...often mistaken for fasciitis I think. Anyway - this seems to be opening up the areas allowing more blood flow and less plantar issues. Find cushion zero drop wide toe box shoes too. Been a life changer!
I use these correctoes for 4years now but , not while wearing shoes. They are a game changer. Get the largest size if you havent already.
Toe socks have their share of problems but, I wear them too with altra sneakers.
I bought the medium size by mistake realize that I needed the large however the large do Buckle at the last two toes but I sent a picture into their customer service and they said that don't worry about the Buckle it's normal . With the toe socks it seems to adjust to that buckle . Wearing my correct toes with no socks at all there is a buckle it used to be annoying at first but that was about 7 weeks ago and now it seems to have adjusted because my toes straightened out more . Been wearing mine for nine weeks now and I noticed a difference between sliding my fingers between my toes to wash how much easier that is because now my toes are not cramped anymore since wearing these. I have a wide foot I bought some Lems shoes but it's the gene material up top so it doesn't Flex as much to add my correct toes to wear them so I did go on Amazon and I found some $30 0 drop cheap water shoes however they work really good with my correct toes because it's stretchy mesh on the top. Also bought some toe socks as well. I also do a lot of the foot exercises with gripping the hacky sack. I noticed now that the left metatarsal doesn't cause me pain anymore and my right lower back is no longer sore after working all day.
I have been using these for about 5 years while around the house. I maintain that they are the reason I can walk. I came to the videos for a link to buy new ones because I just got one sucked up into my Riccar radiance and it's stuck somewhere near the roller motor.
All quality items have a price. These things last..
Mine lasted 40 ‘minutes then the pinky toe ripped off. I paid $110 for them...
@@__-wm9lu any chance you effed up somehow because theyvare pretty toughand you have to go out of your way to rip one apart.
@@williamsmith9026 I just bent it to the side and it ripped
Correct Toes needs a size between medium and large. I wear a Medium. In fact, based on the sizing, I should be the smallest size in that category. However, it hardly begins to straighten the great toe.
When I add soft material to the center of the spacer to straighten my toe (and I've tried many), the silicone ends up feeling hard and painful. And I need to add something now after months of wearing these. Why? Because the bit between the great toe and 2nd toe keeps popping up and out of place, which is inconvenient and uncomfortable when walking. That would be fine, and sure it's an indication that my great toe is moving, but my toe still isn't straight when this is going on and so without something more, I seem to have reached the maximum benefit from the CorrectToes without the right sort of spacer.
The right sort of material for additional spacing ought to be supplied with the product. The spacing is not the issue when it comes to discomfort; the issue is the lack of give - additional rigidity. The large size is huge. There seems to be no way around this issue save to sacrifice my YogaToes (the largest space in those) to provide some comfort. Even then, the toe is not straight. I can straighten my great toes and even move them beyond straight and so the issue is not one of lack of mobility.
Correct Toes needs to sort this - either provide appropriate spacing material or have more sizes. I shouldn't have to order silicone online or sacrifice my YogaToes to make these fit.Show less
I understand your issue, although this is a mass manufacturing and engineering problem, not so much anything else. I'm sure they understand the fact that they may not be able to cover all possible shape of toe. For the moment being, I would recommend simply making your own, if you find that they don't properly stretch your toes.
@@SimonWoodburyForget Soon you'll be able to have your toes scanned digitally (360 degrees) and have a pair printed/made, using gelatinous material, resulting in a perfect-fit, pain-free pair for yourself.
The doctor should have some of those Pilates and Gyrotonics instructors he's talking to help him fix his forward head placement.
When I tried modifying mine the pinky toe spacer ripped off super easy like butter. That’s $120 wasted.
I had to trim off the fan shape on the bottom toward the top of the toes. Apparently, I have an abundance of padding on the bottoms of the tips of my toes. So incredible painful. It wasn't the spacing between the toes that caused problem but all the extra edging creating unnecessary pressure. I have a low volume foot, but Correct Toes and how painful this edging is has helped explain to me why the dept of the toe box right at the toes always feels so small to me. My toes aren't low volume.
I have them and I'm surprised they do not separate toes more.
Are you sure a pair of Vibram FiveFingers would not do a better job?
Without socks these blistered one of my toes. Rather than modify I just bought more pairs of toe socks and I always wear the spreader over them. Bonus, this stretches the toes slightly more. I’ve been at this a month, wearing barefoot shoes (with my spreader) and wearing a spreader around the house that spreads my toes even more. I can already spread my toes myself slightly using my own muscles, which was unthinkable a month ago.
This is great progress! We're excited to see how much stronger you get. Keep up the work!
Why should the bunion modification only be used after 3-4 months of consistent use?
Great question! We recommend 3-4 months of use to allow the toes and feet to grow accustomed to this new position. Since they are being aligned, we don't want users to push the boundaries and hurt themselves. However, if you feel like the current fit isn't spacing enough, add the modification, but be extremely mindful. Lightly test it to ensure comfort and safety.
So you are saying if I correct my toe it will help my foot pain and knee problems
That's not what they're saying what they're saying is everything starts with the foot. 10 weeks ago my left ball of my foot hurt every time that I walked it was killing me. Not only that the right of my inner thigh was hurting didn't even know why until I realized to compensate for the left foot pain I was pointing my right foot outward. Went to my foot doctor that I've known for 20 years and he said look how you're walking on your right foot your knee is twisted and so is your hip. He gave me some correctos videos to watch and 9 weeks later I don't have any lower back pain. Left ball of my foot with the help of correct toes and a metatarsal pad is almost nonexistent. Also been wearing zero drop shoes. Those took a while because I was told you have to ease your way into him since wearing a arch support shoe for so many years but I went straight from wrong shoes to right shoes paid the price because my feet didn't hurt but they were just rather sore because they weren't strong enough yet to be wearing zero drop shoes now I wear them and I fall asleep in them because I don't even realize I have my shoes on still
Thank you. Very helpful.
so we just paid $100 for these, and now we have to start cutting them up with scissors!? lol
$100? I wouldn't pay $100 for a toe stretcher, considering you can simply DIY something similar, in like 10 minutes. Clearly these things should be $10 at most. I seriously have no idea why they recommend running with those things.
It’s quite obvious you never had a real foot problem they work, so if you’re willing to spend a100 on a meal skip the meal buy these
I know on amazon i can get the chinese copy for only $35.00 canadian but took the risk to go with the original one. Just hope that it will do its job.
Dr.
What sneakers are u recommending in 2023?I have a pair of Hoka.
Wrist
What is your thoughts on that brand? Thanks lala
Why are they so expensive?
deb lacy Hi Deb. I enjoy long distance walking and 12 months' ago I paid $500 Australian for a pair of foot orthotics in an effort to reduce foot pain. I recently purchased the Correct Toes and found that the soft, flexible medical grade material is very comfortable to wear and I can now walk 5 kms with reduced foot pain. I am hoping that as I continue to extend their use most of my foot pain over much longer distances will disappear. Comfort Toes are $95 pair here. Money well spent to my mind. Cheers.
Huge Corporate profit without regard to "giving-back" to the community.
Hi Taxpro,
I'm so sorry that that is the impression you've gotten! Correct Toes are priced the way they are for a variety of reasons. When compared to a more traditional orthotic or corrective surgery, Correct Toes are inexpensive. Here's what one of our past customers had to say: www.amazon.com/gp/customer-reviews/R34JR0VT5R6PRK?ASIN=B00A1V0G7U
taxpro01 I am in agreement with you. Correct toes are nothing revolutionary but a copy of the previous idea with some small modifications. There plenty of cushions and pads on Amazon that are way cheaper and design come pretty much close to it at a fraction of the cost. "Variety reasons" what nice general statement versus actually indicating a clear concise answer. The bullshit of companies. Silicone is an inexpensive product total production cost for each is way under 4 dollars for a pair. You can even 3D print this and they would cost you still less than 10 dollars. So again how were is you over 600% mark up come into play. Marketing nope not much out there everything is word of mouth, packaging nope its simple nothing fancy, you can actually make the packaging even cheaper if they wanted too. Patents nope none out there just the trademark for the name. A $60 dollar pair of shoes has more components and is more costly to produce than this.
Because they work. Dislocate your toe joint over many years and wearing a soft splint like Correct Toes + minimalist, zero-drop shoes are pretty much the only way to correct the problem.
2 questions: 1- can you wear these swimming? I swim everyday. 2- can you use these in a trampoline routine? I now do a 30 minute trampoline routine instead of running. Thanks
I just found you all and I've been watching your videos daily. Glad to see a new upload--great instructional video!
I have 2 questions:
1) I have wide feet (used to wear men's size 9.5-10.5 in my old shoes depending on how wide they were), and I ended up purchasing the large correct toes (after comparing to a printed out size guide). Is it common for people with wide feet to get the large sized correct toes despite the suggestion that men with shoe sizes 11.5+ get that size (I am only size 9.5-10.5).
2) I also purchased strutz pro pads and already own injinji toe socks. Would you be able to do a video showing these products being used all together and explaining the benefits of doing so? I realize this may not be possible because your product is solely the correct toes, but thought it might be helpful.
Thanks in advance for your help Correct Toes team. Keep up the great work! :D
Thanks for your questions and suggestions! We love having customer feedback and our team will discuss your ideas for how/why to integrate the use toe socks, met pads, and Correct Toes. Our sizing guidlines are a general suggestion based off of shoe size, however everyone's feet are different. Toe length and girth will also affect which size fits best on an individual. If you feel good in the large and they are staying in place then you should be just fine. If you have questions about fit you can always email photos of your feet with CT on to customerservice@nwfootankle.com. Let us know if we can help with any other questions!
correcttoes Thank you for your quick reply. I just sent you an email with pictures and descriptions. :]
I just ordered a pair. As a canadian the toe spacer with the shipping, money exchange, custom fee and taxes Cost me $151.00. I just hope that the toe spacer will do work.
Would correct toes to a good option to use after hammertoe surgery? I bought them before I had hammertoe (on second toe) and bunion surgery. I’m 7 week post-op and I notice that my 2nd toe is trying to become a claw toe. Taping my toe is causing my toe to not touch the floor
Have you before and after pictures?
Yes, there are some on our Instagram page @correcttoes.
@@correcttoes many thanks
Where can we buy it?
does it hurt wearing them will they make my toes straight again& get rid of bunnies I spelt that word wrong sorry ? How much are they& where do u buy them& do u have to wear them for a long time?
There is a transition guideline to avoid any discomfort or pain. The biggest key is to go slow and listen to your body. Correct Toes can help with realignment, however, it can be a longer process. Similar to braces, you're moving structures and it can take time to correct years of displacement from narrow shoes. Here is a link to purchase and for further information on how to use and what they can be beneficial for. correcttoes.com/
Can I buy them in South Africa, its an amazing product , will older people ( 62) like myself still be able to correct a bunion and a hammertoe with the exercises and the spacers?
Hi Ingrid! Thanks so much for your interest--we're certainly fans of the product. Unfortunately we don't have any local retailers in South Africa yet, but you can absolutely order them from our website at www.correcttoes.com/ . It can be as fast a week to ship to South Africa, so you shouldn't have to wait too long! Foot malleability definitely plays a role in how fast you can recover from bunions and hammertoes, but many of our older customers have still found a lot of success.The key is to make sure that you are exercising your foot daily in addition to wearing the Correct Toes. Exercising keeps your foot nice and mobile, and lets the Correct Toes do their work. Please feel free to reach out if you have any other questions!
Hi, really enjoying your informative videos, thank you. Do you have a UK outlet for these products?
Hi there, please click the link to locate correct toes in your area! correcttoes.com/foot-help/store-locator/
@@correcttoes So I think the answer is NO, you obviously did not read my question!
@@kathleenhancock6425 I apologize, Kathleen. How can we help?
This is a pretty old video so I don't know if I will hear anything back. I use toe spacers and like them. My partner needs something to help with foot pain that is some kind of metatarsal pain. (no diagnosis) I was wanting to help him try toe spacers (couldn't hurt) but now after watching I wonder if any of them will fit him. He is 6' 7" and wears a size 17 shoe. Is the size large large enough for his feet? I think his EU size is 49-50.
@Poire Tartin yes I saw that. however for a 6'7" 275lb man the "up" might not fit his size 50 feet. His big toe is almost twice the size of mine. His pinky toe is nearly as big as my second toe. It's only made of silicone. It could rip if it's tried on a big enough foot.
@@puggirl415 Hi there! Sorry for the delayed response. I would definitely recommend trying the size Large and sending in photos if they don't feel comfortable or sized correctly. Correct Toes are made to be modified and we are here to help. If they don't fit or don't work at all we will issue a full refund. Thank you!
I’ve never really had problems with my feet or my tows ever. I recently (about 2 months ago) broke my left pinky toe, and while it was healing, wearing shoes with a narrow toe box caused my toe to set and heal in a way that I feel is improper. That single pinky toe is kinda hugging up against my 4th toe and it no longer splays out properly. I have recently switched to Vivobarefoot shoes and I’m absolutely loving them so far. Do you think this product will help readjust my pinky toe to its proper positioning? Even tho it was cause by a break?
It would depend on on how mobile it is. Try and splay your toe manually, if it is able to realign then Correct Toes can be beneficial.
I pretty much can’t splay it at all, it’s completely healed now, as far as I know, no pain or anything I just can’t move it myself anymore. I would say I can splay it maybe 10% of that my other little toe can do. I bought the correct toes, and I’ve been using them and having great results everywhere but that one toe. It kinda stays hugged up to the toe next to it. Do you think this is irreversible damage?
@@johnnypitviperwallace5908 As we mentioned, if you can manually move it then the muscles can be stretched to properly align. But if you cannot manually move it then I would suggest speaking with your local podiatrist on variations of therapies.
The reflective table top was very disorienting until I realized it was a reflective table top, not someone's thighs and fist.
How do I get correct toes??
There is a very similar brand on Amazon that has good reviews on youtube
$60, robbing you
Will cost well over $100 in other countries
Yeah and the doctor telling me I may need surgery $6,000🤣🤣🤣. I'd rather pay $60 one time and at the course of progression which I've noticed the last nine weeks how much better I feel wearing my correct toes. Then having to pay $6,000 later down the road for surgery. But the same age everybody wants some magic pill at the drugstore AKA Pharmacy for a quick fix.
I can't believe they don't sell matching gel inserts to go along with the product for the slots on the bunion toe spacers. The shoe insole cutout is a ridiculous hack. I'm looking for a better material for mine.
We recommend using anything soft and malleable. Inserts are a perfect example, people have mentioned using ear plugs and/or foam.
Why is this so overprices? Correct toes are nothing revolutionary but a copy of the previous idea with some small modifications. There plenty of cushions and pads on Amazon that are way cheaper and design come pretty much close to it at a fraction of the cost. "Variety reasons" what nice general statement versus actually indicating a clear concise answer. The bullshit of companies. Silicone is an inexpensive product total production cost for each is way under 4 dollars for a pair. You can even 3D print this and they would cost you still less than 10 dollars. So again how were is you over 600% mark up come into play. Marketing nope not much out there everything is word of mouth, packaging nope its simple nothing fancy, you can actually make the packaging even cheaper if they wanted too. Patents nope none out there just the trademark for the name. A $60 dollar pair of shoes has more components and is more costly to produce than this.
Well, he compared the price to price of surgeries, so if he is losing $ by not performing surgeries, then gotta make $ somehow, right? I am actually extremely grateful that there is a doctor willing to lose big $$$ by not performing surgeries and instead actually EDUCATING people and giving them hope. For that I am so grateful!! God bless those doctors!!
I chose Correct Toes after reading a review of a similar product on Amazon. The reviewer was happy with it, but said s/he had to replace it several times a year. I'd seen a RUclips review of Correct Toes and the reviewer was just thinking about getting a new pair after, I think, three years. So the cheaper ones seemed to be a false economy.
The cheap ones are NOT the same. They cut off your circulation of the toes