It's a great thing we do have this feature on our site. correcttoes.com/correct-toes-size-guide/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwoa2xBhACEiwA1sb1BM9mejm7TXwTHuRrhgTa2FRjTVxUXdACTa9NF20nyLChpLXqzKihqxoCN4gQAvD_BwE
Does anyone know how I can improve my big toes? My big toes are straight from the point where they attach to the foot until the start of the toenail, where they bend up at a 15 or 20 degree angle. They also are bent/twisted inward toward the next toe, starting at the joint closest to the toenail. This was caused by wearing shoes that were too tight for too many years. I have been wearing minimalist shoes (95% of the time) for the last 5 or so years. I don't have pain, but they're not straightening very fast if at all. I'm not sure the correct toes would help both of these symptoms, maybe just the bend inward toward the next toe? Would anything else be better? Thanks
I’m not sure I understand but our doctors would be better to assist you with medical questions. Correct toes are helpful in straightening the toes because of tight muscles/tendons. Arthritis or any surgical procedure often inhibits correction. Please speak with a professional for a plan catered to you!
I am size 11 US exactly. Would it be better for me to get the M or the L. Will the L be more effective for me if it’s only a half a size off. I’m worried the M will be too small.
We’d recommend considering the size of your toes. If you feel you have a wider foot with larger toes go for the large. If the toes are narrow then you may try a medium. If it does not work, you can send the pair back and we will offer an exchange for the large.
We’d recommend considering the size of your toes. If you feel you have a wider foot with larger toes go for the large. If the toes are narrow then you may try a medium. If it does not work, you can send the pair back and we will offer an exchange for the large.
@@correcttoesI have serious bunions on both feet. I'm also a size 13 and ordered the large. They are too big for my feet. I contacted your company and was told to modify the correct toes by cutting out the smallest toe section. They are still too large and don't help my toes at all. I think your reply to the original poster was hog wash...
@@Michael65429 Correct Toes are made to modified and because feet are unique to the individual modifying is necessary. I’m sorry you feel this way, your feedback is much appreciated! To get help with sizing please follow up and send photos in so our team can better assist.
Why don’t you have a printable chart? Something that we can print out, then cut out and actually place our toes on. It would probably be a more accurate guide for selecting the correct size. By the way, this is a very high cost for this item, half the price would be reasonable, even $45 would be doable for many people but at $65, for a product that no one’s even heard of… well I can see why they’ve been around so long, with no availability anywhere in New Jersey. Unfortunately, there’s not even a retailer in my busy popular area of central New Jersey. It’s a shame because it’s a great idea, and it’s needed by many people but it’s too expensive and unknown. Many you should hire a marketing company to get the word out. I only found you by accident….and maybe look for a less expensive manufacturer of your product, so that you can offer it at a reasonable price.
It's 100% medical grade silicone and most products can't be worn all day and during athletic activities. Sure maybe it's slightly marked up but we're talking about an investment in altering the entire function of your skeleton and organ systems. It's not something to skimp on price with. Considering the large list of positive effects on your body it's a very small investment compared to the cost of treating the ill effects of a misaligned skeletal structure
Thank you @mrmcguillicuddy! @celeste-236 we appreciate your comments. Correct Toes are made by Dr. McClanahan, a local Portland OR podiatrist. It is not a common practice, yet, because conventional shoes are the majority of what you see in the market. This alone makes our company and platform hard to market. However, we are committed to happy and healthy feet and refuse to market our product any other way than what it was intended for- restoring foot function, in the most least invasive way possible. They are medical grade silicon and are the only of it's kind to be worn while weight-bearing. This being said, for a product keeping many out of surgery, 65$ is reasonable. Lastly, there is a printable chart on our website. Please feel free to visit our site at correcttoes.com at any time. Thank you.
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Putting width measurement in the sizing guide would be really helpful
It's a great thing we do have this feature on our site. correcttoes.com/correct-toes-size-guide/?gad_source=1&gclid=CjwKCAjwoa2xBhACEiwA1sb1BM9mejm7TXwTHuRrhgTa2FRjTVxUXdACTa9NF20nyLChpLXqzKihqxoCN4gQAvD_BwE
Does anyone know how I can improve my big toes? My big toes are straight from the point where they attach to the foot until the start of the toenail, where they bend up at a 15 or 20 degree angle. They also are bent/twisted inward toward the next toe, starting at the joint closest to the toenail. This was caused by wearing shoes that were too tight for too many years. I have been wearing minimalist shoes (95% of the time) for the last 5 or so years. I don't have pain, but they're not straightening very fast if at all. I'm not sure the correct toes would help both of these symptoms, maybe just the bend inward toward the next toe? Would anything else be better? Thanks
I’m not sure I understand but our doctors would be better to assist you with medical questions. Correct toes are helpful in straightening the toes because of tight muscles/tendons. Arthritis or any surgical procedure often inhibits correction. Please speak with a professional for a plan catered to you!
Are there plans for an extra large size?
We do not currently have plans for an extra large but we always appreciate ideas and will let our team know.
I am size 11 US exactly. Would it be better for me to get the M or the L. Will the L be more effective for me if it’s only a half a size off. I’m worried the M will be too small.
We’d recommend considering the size of your toes. If you feel you have a wider foot with larger toes go for the large. If the toes are narrow then you may try a medium. If it does not work, you can send the pair back and we will offer an exchange for the large.
We’d recommend considering the size of your toes. If you feel you have a wider foot with larger toes go for the large. If the toes are narrow then you may try a medium. If it does not work, you can send the pair back and we will offer an exchange for the large.
@@correcttoes thanks 🙏
The larges are to big for a size 13 US shoe wearer btw
It depends on the person and their unique foot. Shoe size is not the only way to consider proper correct toes sizing.
@@correcttoesI have serious bunions on both feet. I'm also a size 13 and ordered the large. They are too big for my feet. I contacted your company and was told to modify the correct toes by cutting out the smallest toe section. They are still too large and don't help my toes at all. I think your reply to the original poster was hog wash...
@@Michael65429 Correct Toes are made to modified and because feet are unique to the individual modifying is necessary. I’m sorry you feel this way, your feedback is much appreciated! To get help with sizing please follow up and send photos in so our team can better assist.
where to buy
Correcttoes.com
Why don’t you have a printable chart? Something that we can print out, then cut out and actually place our toes on. It would probably be a more accurate guide for selecting the correct size. By the way, this is a very high cost for this item, half the price would be reasonable, even $45 would be doable for many people but at $65, for a product that no one’s even heard of… well I can see why they’ve been around so long, with no availability anywhere in New Jersey. Unfortunately, there’s not even a retailer in my busy popular area of central New Jersey.
It’s a shame because it’s a great idea, and it’s needed by many people but it’s too expensive and unknown. Many you should hire a marketing company to get the word out. I only found you by accident….and maybe look for a less expensive manufacturer of your product, so that you can offer it at a reasonable price.
It's 100% medical grade silicone and most products can't be worn all day and during athletic activities. Sure maybe it's slightly marked up but we're talking about an investment in altering the entire function of your skeleton and organ systems. It's not something to skimp on price with. Considering the large list of positive effects on your body it's a very small investment compared to the cost of treating the ill effects of a misaligned skeletal structure
Thank you @mrmcguillicuddy! @celeste-236 we appreciate your comments. Correct Toes are made by Dr. McClanahan, a local Portland OR podiatrist. It is not a common practice, yet, because conventional shoes are the majority of what you see in the market. This alone makes our company and platform hard to market. However, we are committed to happy and healthy feet and refuse to market our product any other way than what it was intended for- restoring foot function, in the most least invasive way possible. They are medical grade silicon and are the only of it's kind to be worn while weight-bearing. This being said, for a product keeping many out of surgery, 65$ is reasonable. Lastly, there is a printable chart on our website. Please feel free to visit our site at correcttoes.com at any time. Thank you.
@@MrMcGillicuddyso true. I wore the Amazon ones during a workout and I have blisters on my toes. Can't wait for my.correct toes to ship!
Donde se pueden comprar?
Correcttoes.com