Correct Your Toes Adjustable Toe Spacers with Inserts Toe Separators for Women, For Plantar Fasciitis, Overlapping Toes, Feet Pain (S Size)

I have these in the soft version and I like them but they are hard to keep on while sleeping - or trying to sleep, so I thought I'd give these a try. They work! They do not come off and they move a bit more so they are comfortable - I don't know I have them on. They don't stick to the sheets, either.I have metatarsalgia in the second toe and surgery was suggested. I opted against that and have been wearing gel toe separators with variable sizing between the toes during the day and these at night. I'm on my 8th month of wearing them 24/7. I can see movement in the toes and I am pain-free. Buying shoes is a harder because I need a wide toe bed to fit the toe separators.What do I wish? Any color but clear: Blue, pink, black, anything else. Please make colors.

This is probably a great product if you want to properly align your toes, but it didn't work out for me since I just had surgery on every single toe. Sorry that I couldn't provide a true evaluation on this product. However, it may just be exactly what you're looking for. 😉NJT. ⚘️

I have very wide feet, and they've paid the price from years of normal tight toe box shoes. (Recently found Lems shoes. Highly recommended!) I've used Correct Toes, and they and they and the Lems really have helped with pain and to straighten some toes. However, both are ridiculously overpriced. I've tried a few cheaper versions of Correct Toes. This pair is most like them for about a sixth of the cost. Perhaps these are a bit softer, but they're holding up well. I wear an 8 1/2 so I sized up to the medium. Another reviewer with my same shoe size said the medium was too large for her. I found that with my extra wide feet, the larger size works okay. Perfect with toe socks but is slightly wide in bare feet, though they do stay on. I'll probably size down to the small next time and save these for socks.

These need to be softer. They fit well but only if you don’t walk in them. They move and dig into your toes and feet. I tried modifying them and it really wasn’t helpful. They also didn’t come with the inserts.

These are made for someone with very small feet. They were cutting off circulation to my toes from the moment I put them on. I didn’t even try the inserts; it was bad enough without them.

They aren't as soft as they look.They felt fine when I first put them on... But after only about 2 hrs of wearing them inside my work boots or any other shoes, I feel them begin to cut into the sides of my toes.Wearing them over toe-socks has limited benefit.

The media could not be loaded.  With the help of a scalpel-averse podiatrist, I'm working to avoid surgery for my bunionette. These little guys are a linchpin of the strategy he and I have devised, along with better-designed, wider shoes with larger toe boxes from Orthofeet. I can wear a toe spacer on my right foot comfortably all day inside my shoes, and together the two (toe spacer and improved shoes - I need both) are allowing me to walk comfortably all day. For reasons I cannot explain, I CANNOT comfortably wear the toe spacer inside my left shoe, but I don't need to because I have no bunion on it.FWIW, one of my two new pairs of shoes is not comfortable with the spacer alone. Before wearing it, I find I need the smallest pad (packed with the molded plastic toe spacers) inserted BESIDE the spacer, pushing my little toe out just a little farther than the spacer alone (and thus bringing the base of the little toe in a tad farther). The difference is TINY, but I feel it right away inside the shoe.

I’m so so happy with these things, they stretch my toes really well and combined with some exercises I found online, I’m really seeing a difference. I don’t seem to be able to wear them inside my shoes, but I’m wearing them in the house and to bed. I’ve tried every other type of toe spreader on the market and these are the only ones I’ve been able to wear this often and seem to do anything.