I need to try this. I’m starting to notice some problems with my balance especially with walking lately. I know it’s my feet, I can feel myself starting to walk on my toenails since my toes curl down. Can’t wait to try these.
Toe spacers definitely feel much better. I have bunions/metatarsus. However, I just use the singular ones that go between the big toe and second toe. I've tried the stretchy ones that seperate all toes (as shown in the video), but they seem to cut off my circulation. ....Maybe I just don't have them broke in yet. Idk.
Can you run with these toe spreaders?… And should you wear these all the time to help reverse bunions? And any exercises you recommend to strengthen your toes to reverse this condition. I’ve noticed this year I wasn’t stretching as much and my calf muscles was a lot tighter then usual and I also noticed a few months ago my left ankle and calf muscle was slightly swelling up. Experiencing intermittently when sleeping, just before waking up pulling my calf muscle and it went into a spasm. I’m not sure if my issues with my left calf muscle caused the beginnings of a bunion or the other way round?
@@matthewcain2880 Can confirm, I checked out the store in Uranus, it was very clean, but a but a bit dark and narrow though. Great customer service too;)
I’m enjoying the content TFC puts out and have been using toe spreaders, doing strengthening exercises, spending more time barefoot. But can you really say bunions aren’t hereditary? I mean of course bunions aren’t but the propensity to get them is
How do you size them? I bought a pair from Ebay, buy they cut the circulation off to some of my toes(esp my big toe) like a rubber band would when you wrap it around your finger multiple times. What am I doing wrong and how should we measure which type and/or brand of toe spreader to buy?
Wild toes and correct toes are the only ones I know of that don’t cut off circulation, they are a bit pricier especially CT. I had the same issue when I bought some from a drug store, the issue is that those are one size fits all.
I got myself a pair of "barefoot shoes" and now wear the toe spreaders all day at work (hotel cleaner, so there's a lot of brisk walking and jogging involved).
@@blackcat-mp7kh Sorry, I missed this. It does give the toes a nice "stretch" after a day in shoes. Unpleasant the first few times, but after getting used to them, it was a relief for the feet. I absolutely think it works, I have just been bad at using them regularly.
@@tineh9724 Yes because I have to, but I wish I had more toe socks. They always add a little separation, and prevent the toes from "sticking" (mine are very cramped and fit together like a mold with flat sides of the small toes, shoe-shaped feet). I also bought some toe separator socks, but they are only for stretching and not comfy to wear while walking. 😄 (Big, thick "seam" on the underside.)
What would your ideas be on, after a familiarization period, playing a sport in these, such as basketball, provided you can find a shoe that allows the fit? I say this as you mentioned a re-aligning of the hallux as a "tripod" leg, which literature has demonstrated is quite useful to optimizing performance in sprinting.
If you can’t, I think your shoes are too narrow. I’m wearing mine all the time until my toes straighten out. I’m 72 years old and have been wearing them for 4 months most days
Cool! I've got a pinky toe that was curling under (only one foot), and I've been wearing these all day today (9th Day of Christmas 2021)! I don't have those other problems you said (I'm really into barefoot if I can help it, but I wear heels -mostly open-toed, come to think of it). The strangest thing is COVID (grumble) led me to different daily wear, and there are these boots I like (barely an inch off the ground) - the usual uggs (don't laugh! 😂 ) need to be re-soled, so I think these newer boots may have munched my left pinky toe under. So thanks! I'm SLEEPING in these they're so comfy. I used aloe and a random-rubber separator until these got here, and this feels way better than an aloe-coated rubber "splint" separator. ❤️️😇
My pinky toes are kind of squashed inwards also, did you find that these helped over time to establish more space between the pinky toe and the next one?
CCknows Not saying Correct Toes is worth $65 but they do appear to be a better design. The ones in the video are poorly designed, they are literally pulling your first and last toe inward. There shouldn’t be a loop around the first and last toe because your toes need to splay OUT, not be pulled in. They probably need to do this because the material is so soft that it would just fall off. Looks like a waste of money.
This is a knockoff of Correct Toes. The most obvious issue is the "one size fits all." Some people are going to end up with the bands feeling too tight. Also, the dividers point downward instead of upward. Maybe that's because Correct Toes has a patent on the upward shape. I assume this is optimal for keeping your toes from going into doraiflexion.
I would say not exactly a knockoff. These are a much squishier, very stretchy kind of silicone material, not just copies of Correct Toes which are flexible, but firmer silicone. I have both (my squishy ones are Naboso) and I find they both have their uses :~)
What I want to know are why podiatrists and their organisations are still -- in 2020 -- recommending shoes with support, toe spring, heel cushioning, rounded toes, and rigid soles? They're relying on efforts to improve a bad shoe design to make up for foot injuries caused by bad shoe designs. It's ridiculous.
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The tripod example was awesome
Your explanation was amazing. So simple
The big question is: what shoes are you going to wear that don't compress your toes?
Jane Doe vivo barefoot, merrell minimalist, vibram toeshoes etc
lems, merrell, xero shoes
WhatTheBlur moccasins
Clown shoes. Duh!
I bought wide nikes and I can wear the toe spreaders in my shoes
It really works well for foot pain. I purchased correct toes for $65. Next time I will try $15. Thank you for the info
I just got mine today and wore them for four hours... backwards. Boy do I feel stupid, but they're a lot more comfortable now. XD
Hahaha things happen
I need to try this. I’m starting to notice some problems with my balance especially with walking lately. I know it’s my feet, I can feel myself starting to walk on my toenails since my toes curl down. Can’t wait to try these.
These are sold out 😩 any trustworthy toe spreaders on Amazon?
Toe spacers definitely feel much better. I have bunions/metatarsus. However, I just use the singular ones that go between the big toe and second toe.
I've tried the stretchy ones that seperate all toes (as shown in the video), but they seem to cut off my circulation. ....Maybe I just don't have them broke in yet. Idk.
You're wearing them wrong! The arc towards the foot with the points facing out
Can you run with these toe spreaders?… And should you wear these all the time to help reverse bunions?
And any exercises you recommend to strengthen your toes to reverse this condition. I’ve noticed this year I wasn’t stretching as much and my calf muscles was a lot tighter then usual and I also noticed a few months ago my left ankle and calf muscle was slightly swelling up. Experiencing intermittently when sleeping, just before waking up pulling my calf muscle and it went into a spasm. I’m not sure if my issues with my left calf muscle caused the beginnings of a bunion or the other way round?
Just got these! They are great. Super stretchy and soft and comfortable. Thanks 👌
Jenny Lewis how long does a pair last?
Do you wear them in shoes?
Do you wear these in your shoes or just around the house?
I live on Mars and occasionally travel to Venus. Where can I buy these?
I think they have universal shipping coming soon buddy, don’t worry, might be a long wait for them though
I think they sell the at Uranus
@@matthewcain2880 Can confirm, I checked out the store in Uranus, it was very clean, but a but a bit dark and narrow though. Great customer service too;)
You’ll have to pay extra for the interplanetary shipping
Thank you so much for this video :) I found the explanation very easy to understand! Loved the tripod explanation too!
Awesome video to watch 🔥
Do they work?
how long do you need to wear them? all day and how many days?
So the correct toes used to be $15, and is now $85.
This mark up is insane.
It looks like TFC sells a product called Wild Toes which are $19 USD.
Is it working to slim down your leg
I’m enjoying the content TFC puts out and have been using toe spreaders, doing strengthening exercises, spending more time barefoot. But can you really say bunions aren’t hereditary? I mean of course bunions aren’t but the propensity to get them is
On the website its cost $85.00 dollars. Why in the vidéo it says $15.00 ??
I have one foot that is 1/4 the size bigger then the other, will these correct the other foot?
Why these kill your toes at first I have bunion trying keep it from getting to bad ?
Sherri D I’m trying it for the first time today, feels ok.
Chris Larusso Thank You keep me posted ☺️
Chris Larusso Do you have a bunion like me sigh 😔
I play a lot of basketball and do jump rope so my toes were I guess “compressed”. After two days my feet feel great/loose.
How do you size them? I bought a pair from Ebay, buy they cut the circulation off to some of my toes(esp my big toe) like a rubber band would when you wrap it around your finger multiple times. What am I doing wrong and how should we measure which type and/or brand of toe spreader to buy?
Wild toes and correct toes are the only ones I know of that don’t cut off circulation, they are a bit pricier especially CT. I had the same issue when I bought some from a drug store, the issue is that those are one size fits all.
Can we wear these toes spacers with socks and do walking or jogging? If yes, do we need wider shoes, such as wide or x-wide?
I got myself a pair of "barefoot shoes" and now wear the toe spreaders all day at work (hotel cleaner, so there's a lot of brisk walking and jogging involved).
@@Aethuviel is it helpful?
@@Aethuviel did you wear socks after the toe separators?
@@blackcat-mp7kh Sorry, I missed this. It does give the toes a nice "stretch" after a day in shoes. Unpleasant the first few times, but after getting used to them, it was a relief for the feet. I absolutely think it works, I have just been bad at using them regularly.
@@tineh9724 Yes because I have to, but I wish I had more toe socks. They always add a little separation, and prevent the toes from "sticking" (mine are very cramped and fit together like a mold with flat sides of the small toes, shoe-shaped feet). I also bought some toe separator socks, but they are only for stretching and not comfy to wear while walking. 😄 (Big, thick "seam" on the underside.)
What would your ideas be on, after a familiarization period, playing a sport in these, such as basketball, provided you can find a shoe that allows the fit? I say this as you mentioned a re-aligning of the hallux as a "tripod" leg, which literature has demonstrated is quite useful to optimizing performance in sprinting.
Xero shoes
Do people wear these with shoes on ? Just wondering
Lol I can’t see anyone doing that
From replies/comments etc generally no but if your shoes are wide enough why not. 😊
If you can’t, I think your shoes are too narrow. I’m wearing mine all the time until my toes straighten out. I’m 72 years old and have been wearing them for 4 months most days
@@barbaraoeltjen2984 Barbara Where did you buy yours ? Would love to try TIA
Where i can found these Toe Spreaders?Please tell me.
Charalampos Dimopoulos Mine were cheaper
Amazon
Also Ebay
Where in Malaysia can I get these ?
Wearing five fingers all day works too!! :)
Cool! I've got a pinky toe that was curling under (only one foot), and I've been wearing these all day today (9th Day of Christmas 2021)! I don't have those other problems you said (I'm really into barefoot if I can help it, but I wear heels -mostly open-toed, come to think of it). The strangest thing is COVID (grumble) led me to different daily wear, and there are these boots I like (barely an inch off the ground) - the usual uggs (don't laugh! 😂 ) need to be re-soled, so I think these newer boots may have munched my left pinky toe under. So thanks! I'm SLEEPING in these they're so comfy. I used aloe and a random-rubber separator until these got here, and this feels way better than an aloe-coated rubber "splint" separator. ❤️️😇
My pinky toes are kind of squashed inwards also, did you find that these helped over time to establish more space between the pinky toe and the next one?
thanks... i appreciate your video
Can I wear them with socks?
Can I wear them with shoes?
Should I buy bigger shoes?
get lems, or xero shoes for a wider toe box
I wear them with flip flops
@@YourUpstairsNeighbor xeros and lems arent wide enough, i know a better brand
Do they help with hammer toes>
I think they do? At least it worked a little on my mother
Gett Wild They have helped mine and the calcium deposits on top are going away also
yeah no need to spend $65 for the correct toes. I bet even pedicure foam spacers would work too.
CCknows
They’re $15...
A.R No, the brand she is talking about (Correct Toes) is $65.
CCknows Not saying Correct Toes is worth $65 but they do appear to be a better design. The ones in the video are poorly designed, they are literally pulling your first and last toe inward. There shouldn’t be a loop around the first and last toe because your toes need to splay OUT, not be pulled in. They probably need to do this because the material is so soft that it would just fall off. Looks like a waste of money.
@@carpettunnel8837 have any idea on good cheap ones
Elysium no, pedicure foam doesn’t work #triedIt
Now you just need to ditch those foam ramps and get some barefoot shoes.
This is a knockoff of Correct Toes. The most obvious issue is the "one size fits all." Some people are going to end up with the bands feeling too tight. Also, the dividers point downward instead of upward. Maybe that's because Correct Toes has a patent on the upward shape. I assume this is optimal for keeping your toes from going into doraiflexion.
I think they are all from the same supplier in China
I would say not exactly a knockoff. These are a much squishier, very stretchy kind of silicone material, not just copies of Correct Toes which are flexible, but firmer silicone. I have both (my squishy ones are Naboso) and I find they both have their uses :~)
bien
You're wearing them upside down. The flat curved side is made to fit the parabola of the foot (the part where the toes end and the foot begins).
You have them on upside down.
No, that is the correct way to wear them.
What I want to know are why podiatrists and their organisations are still -- in 2020 -- recommending shoes with support, toe spring, heel cushioning, rounded toes, and rigid soles? They're relying on efforts to improve a bad shoe design to make up for foot injuries caused by bad shoe designs. It's ridiculous.
Money is the answer
Your toes don’t look any wider apart with it on.
Probably because his feet are already adapted to the natural position with the toes spread out.
Is it just me, or does he have these on upside down?
Nicholas Yelle He has the correct way
Ur right. He does have em on backwards
The rounded part should be facing out
Wait, what is the right way to wear them??????
do yoga socks do the same thing
anye76 absolutely not
hahahah why would you think that?
The directions on the package says never to use them while sleeping…
15 bucks? Lol....