YogaToes® Classic for Women - Small Fits 7 and up Sapphire Blue: Toe Stretcher & Toe Separator. Fight Bunions, Hammer Toes, Foot Pain & More!

So I bought the cheap versions of these and they didn’t work. They also ripped and fell apart after a couple uses. I should have just bought these but they are a bit on the pricy side so I was hesitant. I’m so glad I got them though. They really force your toes apart and hold them in place. The spacer for the big toe is larger than the rest which is great. They’re curved too so they align to the shape of the foot nicely. My fourth toe on my left foot naturally sits half way beneath my third toe. It’s from wearing high heels for years. I want to correct that as well as a couple burgeoning hammer toes. I also want to improve my foot health and flexibility. I wore toe separators for hours after painting my toes so I thought I’d be able to jump right in with these but I had to take them off after a half hour which was great! I was so pleased since that meant I was getting a much more significant stretch. I’ve had them for a couple months now and I can wear them for an hour or two a day. They’re a bit awkward to walk in but I want to spend a good amount of time wearing them around the house so I end up walking in them. That’s really the only drawback for me. They’re durable, easy to clean, and provide a deep stretch. They hold the toes securely in place and keep them apart. My feet feel so good after wearing them. Hopefully with time I’ll be able to correct my two overlapping toes with these. Highly recommend! If you want these, get these, the real deal. The cheap knockoffs are not the same (I know bc I tried them). They’re a waste of money. The real Yoga Toes will last forever and provide the benefits you’re looking for.

I've previously been wearing a combination of the "Mind Bodhi Toe Separators", "ProFoot Vita-Gel Toe Spacer", and another generic toe separator (the one that encircles one toe like a toe-ring with pad on one side). The price difference was a holding me of off on buying the YogaToes (which I'd heard a bit about) until I decided I might as well try, considering I already have 3 sets of toe separators now..Background: Broke my foot a few months back. My right foot, sesamoids (basically at base of big toe). After that healed, had on/off toe pain after certain activities, especially in tight shoes. While I always had some moderate bunions on both feet (and hammer toe) (and minor bunionettes) (my feet are wack, apparently), they never caused me pain until after the injury. E.g. my left and right foot seem to have same degree of bunions, but only my right troubles me now after the injury.The other toe separators I got are nice because they can be wore with shoes, but the YogaToes honestly do feel like the best, and I wish I got em sooner.These can't be wore with shoes, in fact even just walking in them around the house is somewhat awkward (completely doable though). So I can't wear 'em all day like I did the other toe separators. However, I don't need to. They do have a fairly big stretch, none of the other separators come close. And they can cause some discomfort until you get used to them. But with that big stretch, it really does feel like a half-hour to hour is enough to relieve issues for the rest of the day.Granted, I still use a combination of everything, so I can't pinpoint it on a single thing, but since I added the YogaToes to my arsenal, I haven't had any pain flare up in my toes again. Even in climbing shoes, which are very tight and usually the thing that can aggravate my toes.Even if you aren't injured, take care of your feet! I recommend this for anyone. It just feels really good to stretch out your toes like that. I look forward to putting these on.

A year ago I bought these Yoga Toes, some other toe splitter and Splay shoes. I wore them all for a few months and went back to my old ways of buying New Balance shoes (4E) and wearing the expensieve $50 Dr. Scholls inserts from Walmart and replacing shoes and inserts every 3 months. Here recently, my heal pain hit a 7/8 pain factor when ever I get out of bed or a chair if sitting more than 30 minutes. Not overly crippling, but the last few days getting more crippling to the point I am hobbling instead of walking. Recently bought a foot massager off Amazon and been using it every day for the past couple of weeks 1 hour a day with no real noticeable results. I thought it was great and it feels good while my feet are in it, but no real benefit for plantar fasciitis. So today I was going to ice my feet and decided to do some MORE research and came upon a female doctor that says that Plantar Fasciitis is not really inflamaiton and to do 3 things to cure it. This was one of the steps. I have not tried the other 2 which is toes on a higher platform with racquetball between heels of feet and squeeze the ball as you lower yourself. Do12 reps twice a day. The other is placing a folded kitchen towel under the balls of your feet and rasing yourself then place on foot behind your other leg and lowering yourself and do 12 reps twice a day for both legs...lastly was wearing toe separtors....AS Soon as I put them on and walked back to my livingroom I noticed the pain was gone in my heels. There is pain inbetween my toes as these really spread the toes wide. But they do what they need to do just as the video says they would; Does using ice help plantar fasciitis? And we all no the answer is no...what helps is YogaToes...Best item for Plantar Fasciitis.