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. I know I've the right size because Correct Toes showed me the difference between the medium and the large. Plus, my pinky toes normally extend beyond the side of my feet and I had to cut the pinky spacer in half so that my pinky wouldn't be extending beyond what would be normal. 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. Also, the additional graduated spacers need to have a stopper for the bottom. The most comfortable material - the silicone from my Yogatoes - works its way up with a few steps. Can't tape it down because tape doesn't stick to silicon. This is truly frustrating.
@Kurt M. We're happy to help troubleshoot some other ways to help your CTs fit and stay on more effectively. Feel free to reach out to our customer service (info@correcttoes.com) for more help.
WHICH modification did you do? There's more than 1 for the spacers sliding off. I'm trying to figure which one to do for my pair while cutting ✂️ off the least amount of material necessary as once the material is gone --- it's gone. Mine are size mediums --- what size are yours?
I just received my spacers today. I ordered the "medium" size according to the size chart on your site as I wear size 10/10.5 depending on the shoe design/style. After a minute of wearing them, the spacers starting sliding off. I thought maybe I hadn't pulled them far enough down on my toes, so I took them off & put them on again, this time taking care to gently pull & adjust the tip of each toe through the toe slots. After a minute or 2 of wearing them, same thing happened & they started sliding off. Mainly beginning at the pinky toe & occasionally also from between the big toe though not as much. The only thing I can think might be is that the tops of my toes are a little chunky, which typically isn't a problem cuz my ties are always smushed tightly together do to years if wearing ill-fitting shoes with a narrow toe box. I guess a good analogy for my toes would be a frog's 🐸 toes (minus the webbing) --- they're thicker at the top where the padding is, and get somewhat narrower, though not dramatically so as you travel down to the midshaft & to where the toes where it connects to the foot. Except for my pinky --- the entire toe average thick from top to bottom. What I need to know is are the size of the spacers determined MORE by the size of the toe slots that each individual toe slides through, or is the spacer size determined by the amount of material between each toe --- where the toe weelbbing is? Is there supposed to be mild buckling of the silicone at the bottom of the spacers around say the underside of the 3rd toe? Knowing if it's the toe slots or the webbing ortion of the spacers that determines the sizing categories might help me to determine if modifications would help or if I just need to go a size up all together, though it would be counter intuitive to your chart based on my foot size. I have already cut off the bottom tip of the pinky pilon on both spacers & it has SLIGHTLY helped with them sliding off but am hesitant to cut off the bottom of the big toe pillon if it's not likely it will change anything. These spacers cost too much to be cutting ✂️ off pieces of them left & right.
So with every cut, you're also throwing away several dollars as these Correct Toes are not cheap. Therefore, I hesitate to trim anything off. What if I ruin them?
We offer 3-day no worries full refund even if Correct Toes have been cut or modified in any way. We can help guide you to make the modifications or we can make them for you before we ship them out.
Yes! We completely understand and are sorry for your inconvenience. Correct Toes are made to be modified and if you are having difficulty with sizing please do not hesitate to reach out to our staff by email or phone. We are more than happy to get you fitted correctly.
Hey there, I'm a size 11 and I've been wearing the mediums. They feel tight at the bottom of my toes right above the metatarsals. You said you wear large, what size are your feet? I'm thinking of exchanging them for the larger ones but im not sure.
Ok so like they fit almost perfectly, except it's like my big toe is too far forward? Like my big toe is misaligned from the rest of my toes, it goes closer to the ground? If that makes any sense lol
You may benefit from what is called a toe loop. correcttoes.com/3pp-toe-loops.html?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw8diwBhAbEiwA7i_sJYsnsYf95H-ZacZ7U0P8y79nXB6WxC_PBuC5c3PP6J5GGT-T_p9pMhoCatgQAvD_BwE This will be helpful in getting your toe down and level with the correct toes. The loop goes through the cavity of the Correct Toes and then fastens around the big toe.
To help with realignment of the hammertoe to avoid this problem there are stretches and mobilization techniques you can utilize. Watch our video here: th-cam.com/video/V9P8uMzmJIg/w-d-xo.html Thanks for reaching out about this problem and hopefully the video helps! If not give us a call!
"footwear wide enough to accomodate correct toes" looks like the persons pinky toe is outside the shoe liner. Mine is about the same. Confirming this is considered ok?
Hi there great question and ideally the pink toe would not be hanging off the shoe liner. However dependent upon the shoe maker, this is possible but the hopes are the outer material is also flexible and stretches to accommodate the pinky toe. If you have questions about your shoes or correct toes please send us an email with a photo of your foot and the shoe liner as we can offer suggestions or shoe alternatives.
Hi Asaf, so sorry for the delay! The medium should work well for you, but it can be tough to tell with wider feet. We offer a sizing guide that you can use to confirm your size here: www.correcttoes.com/foot-help/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/DFI_Correct-Toes-Sizing-Guide-With-XS.pdf
I like when the customer spends the time to type multiple paragraphs about a relevant issue and the manufacturer fails to even respond. And yet they responded to every happy comment. Says EVERYTHING without saying a word. @$65 for a silicone spacer they should wipe your ass as well.
We have not seen any comments or questions from you, we apologize for not getting to you. We work on responding to each and every relevant question or comment in a timely manner. If you have concerns, customer service is also available.
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. I know I've the right size because Correct Toes showed me the difference between the medium and the large. Plus, my pinky toes normally extend beyond the side of my feet and I had to cut the pinky spacer in half so that my pinky wouldn't be extending beyond what would be normal.
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.
Also, the additional graduated spacers need to have a stopper for the bottom. The most comfortable material - the silicone from my Yogatoes - works its way up with a few steps. Can't tape it down because tape doesn't stick to silicon. This is truly frustrating.
I'm in between sizes as well
did you find a solution
Just did the toes sliding off modification and now they stay in their place a lot better!
We're so glad to hear that!
@Kurt M. We're happy to help troubleshoot some other ways to help your CTs fit and stay on more effectively. Feel free to reach out to our customer service (info@correcttoes.com) for more help.
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WHICH modification did you do? There's more than 1 for the spacers sliding off. I'm trying to figure which one to do for my pair while cutting ✂️ off the least amount of material necessary as once the material is gone --- it's gone. Mine are size mediums --- what size are yours?
I just received my spacers today. I ordered the "medium" size according to the size chart on your site as I wear size 10/10.5 depending on the shoe design/style. After a minute of wearing them, the spacers starting sliding off. I thought maybe I hadn't pulled them far enough down on my toes, so I took them off & put them on again, this time taking care to gently pull & adjust the tip of each toe through the toe slots. After a minute or 2 of wearing them, same thing happened & they started sliding off. Mainly beginning at the pinky toe & occasionally also from between the big toe though not as much.
The only thing I can think might be is that the tops of my toes are a little chunky, which typically isn't a problem cuz my ties are always smushed tightly together do to years if wearing ill-fitting shoes with a narrow toe box. I guess a good analogy for my toes would be a frog's 🐸 toes (minus the webbing) --- they're thicker at the top where the padding is, and get somewhat narrower, though not dramatically so as you travel down to the midshaft & to where the toes where it connects to the foot. Except for my pinky --- the entire toe average thick from top to bottom.
What I need to know is are the size of the spacers determined MORE by the size of the toe slots that each individual toe slides through, or is the spacer size determined by the amount of material between each toe --- where the toe weelbbing is? Is there supposed to be mild buckling of the silicone at the bottom of the spacers around say the underside of the 3rd toe? Knowing if it's the toe slots or the webbing ortion of the spacers that determines the sizing categories might help me to determine if modifications would help or if I just need to go a size up all together, though it would be counter intuitive to your chart based on my foot size.
I have already cut off the bottom tip of the pinky pilon on both spacers & it has SLIGHTLY helped with them sliding off but am hesitant to cut off the bottom of the big toe pillon if it's not likely it will change anything. These spacers cost too much to be cutting ✂️ off pieces of them left & right.
Should I make the same modification on both feet, to be balanced, even if only one foot is having pain (too much pinky spread)?
So with every cut, you're also throwing away several dollars as these Correct Toes are not cheap. Therefore, I hesitate to trim anything off. What if I ruin them?
We offer 3-day no worries full refund even if Correct Toes have been cut or modified in any way. We can help guide you to make the modifications or we can make them for you before we ship them out.
They meant 30-day not 3-day!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
"Not cheap" compared to what? Being in pain? About the price of one birthday meal at Chilis, Olive Garden, or Red Lobster?
how do you determine whether or not there's too much pinky spread?
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I'm wondering this as well.
there needs to be something between medium and large
Yes! We completely understand and are sorry for your inconvenience. Correct Toes are made to be modified and if you are having difficulty with sizing please do not hesitate to reach out to our staff by email or phone. We are more than happy to get you fitted correctly.
@@correcttoes large fits me mostly fine actually
@@Tatusiek_1 Wonderful, if you're ever curious you can send photos to info@correcttoes.com and we can help assess.
Hey there, I'm a size 11 and I've been wearing the mediums. They feel tight at the bottom of my toes right above the metatarsals. You said you wear large, what size are your feet? I'm thinking of exchanging them for the larger ones but im not sure.
Ok so like they fit almost perfectly, except it's like my big toe is too far forward? Like my big toe is misaligned from the rest of my toes, it goes closer to the ground? If that makes any sense lol
You may benefit from what is called a toe loop. correcttoes.com/3pp-toe-loops.html?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjw8diwBhAbEiwA7i_sJYsnsYf95H-ZacZ7U0P8y79nXB6WxC_PBuC5c3PP6J5GGT-T_p9pMhoCatgQAvD_BwE This will be helpful in getting your toe down and level with the correct toes. The loop goes through the cavity of the Correct Toes and then fastens around the big toe.
Hammertoe next to the big toe keeps "pushing" them off
To help with realignment of the hammertoe to avoid this problem there are stretches and mobilization techniques you can utilize. Watch our video here: th-cam.com/video/V9P8uMzmJIg/w-d-xo.html
Thanks for reaching out about this problem and hopefully the video helps! If not give us a call!
"footwear wide enough to accomodate correct toes" looks like the persons pinky toe is outside the shoe liner. Mine is about the same. Confirming this is considered ok?
Hi there great question and ideally the pink toe would not be hanging off the shoe liner. However dependent upon the shoe maker, this is possible but the hopes are the outer material is also flexible and stretches to accommodate the pinky toe. If you have questions about your shoes or correct toes please send us an email with a photo of your foot and the shoe liner as we can offer suggestions or shoe alternatives.
@@correcttoes ok thanks. Yep I've already emailed a couple days ago , waiting for a response :)
if i am size 9.5 and have wide feet does the medium size will be okay?
Hi Asaf, so sorry for the delay! The medium should work well for you, but it can be tough to tell with wider feet. We offer a sizing guide that you can use to confirm your size here:
www.correcttoes.com/foot-help/wp-content/uploads/2017/12/DFI_Correct-Toes-Sizing-Guide-With-XS.pdf
How do you determine if there's too much pinky toe spread?
Hi there,
Take a look at our short video on when to cut the pinky pylon. th-cam.com/video/s5i_gS_JeMg/w-d-xo.html
Thank you for this helpful video!
You're welcome, Matt!
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Do the toe socks take the place of the silicone correct toes?
We encourage using the toe socks along with the Correct Toes. They are a great addition and can provide more comfort and splay.
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I like when the customer spends the time to type multiple paragraphs about a relevant issue and the manufacturer fails to even respond.
And yet they responded to every happy comment.
Says EVERYTHING without saying a word.
@$65 for a silicone spacer they should wipe your ass as well.
We have not seen any comments or questions from you, we apologize for not getting to you. We work on responding to each and every relevant question or comment in a timely manner. If you have concerns, customer service is also available.
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