VYCE PrimalStep Toe Separators, Spreaders, Spacers, S/M | Straightener to Correct Toes for Men and Women, Bunion Corrector, Plantar Fasciitis and Athletic Mobility

I want to send a huge shout out to Kusha from the Primal Step customer service team. When I reported having issues with my purchase breaking he sent me a replacement, and when those broke he sent me the next size up. Make sure you get the right size! I got the S/M originally, cause I really don't have the biggest feet. This was a mistake on my part, I should have gotten the large. The S/M is definitely thinner on the material and I am definitely using the product in a pretty heavy duty way. I walk (only walking, NOT running) several miles a day with them on to keep my toes in better alignment. The loop between the big toe and second toe broke on my first two pairs. With the size large pair I got from Kusha, they took a little bit to get used to, and they may still be just a tad too big, but I think they are okay and the thicker material seems to be tough enough for how I'm using them. For this price, you're getting a pretty darn good product. It should be made clear though that I don't think this product would be enough for someone with SEVERE issues with their toes/alignment/etc. Folks with those issues probably need something from a doctor. If you have fairly minor to medium issues, then this product will probably be great for you! It took me awhile to get used to them, but I feel as though my pain level is much better now than it was and I can walk for much longer. They fit perfectly under my socks and shoes, after a couple of weeks now I don't even notice them. I only realize that the pain is better when I think about it. Thanks Kusha and Primal Step!

Have no t had them long enough to see a difference but I am also practicing the towel on the ground and as well as wearing proper shoes. Matter of fact I took a silent vow to myself to only wear my lace up shoes this summer. No sandals. Due to attempting to straighten out my bad mistake in shoes. They are soft no smell easy to out on no redness on toes after I take them of. Size and compatibility and softness and adhesiveness are all meeting my personal standards. Unfortunately I lost them then bought more then found then down to only 1 left. Be mature with them and you will always have them .wah.

I’ve only or been using these for about 10 days, so the changes aren’t permanent yet, but I think they are making a difference that will become permanent. They really aren’t comfortable, but they’re not meant to be worn all day or with shoes, and after I’ve worn these for a short time, I can see light between my toes for quite a while. There’s also more space between my toes when I first wake up, before I put shoes on. Of course, shoes have a lot to do with whether the toe separators can make a lasting difference, so I’m trying to find and wear shoes that give the toes plenty of room. Eventually, I expect that my toes will stay in a more-natural, healthier position. These toe separators aren’t going to last all that long, but the price is so good that I don’t mind replacing them. If you’re have trouble with your feet and you notice that your toes are compressed from your shoes, give these a try. I think you’ll be pleased.

I'm kind of mixed on this one because although it separates the toes well, I can't leave them on very long because the material squeezes the toes to numbness after a while. So it's a good product but you can't wear it for a long time like you would with the hard plastic ones.

I wasn’t sure what to expect, but these toe separators actually impressed me. The material is soft and flexible, so they don’t feel painful or too tight, and they stay in place even when walking around the house. At first it feels a little unusual (especially if you’ve never used toe separators before), but after a few minutes your feet adjust. I like using them after wearing tight shoes all day because they help stretch my toes and relieve tension. They don’t rub or irritate my skin, which was something I was worried about. If your toes feel cramped or you’re on your feet a lot, these are worth trying. I’d just suggest starting with short sessions and slowly increasing the time. Overall, very comfortable and good quality.

A couple months ago I woke up with a new pain in my foot, accompanied by a popping when I would step forward. After a week of no change, I did some research and found that it could be caused by the joints of my foot being squished together too much by my shoes.. I bought these toe spreaders and a pair of barefoot shoes. Mostly I've been using just the spreaders, once or twice a day(started with 10-20 minutes, now I can do an hour or more if I want to). Even with 20-30 minutes a day for a week helped tremendously. $5 saved me having to go to the doctor, and allowed me to go to our state's fair and walk around for as many hours as my boyfriend wanted to multiple times; when just a week before the fair I could barely take a full forward step on that foot, I was limping to avoid a full range step.. The spreaders are a nice soft squishy silicone. You can put them all the way down to the base of your toes for maximum spread or push them only towards the top to get less spread. You can even leave out some toes without any issue if you prefer, it is very flexible. Also a very stretchy product, so it should work for people with bigger toes or little toes. Only minor complaint, sometimes the tips of my toes get cold with them on. Possibly due to them being isolated? Not sure why, it's not painful though - so I don't think it's a blood circulation issue.

I bought these about a month or two ago bc they were the cheapest and I hadn’t ever tried using toe spacers. I have a wide foot (men’s 10.5 D or 11 regular) and short toes. If my toes were longer, a Birkenstock sandal size 10.5 would be an exact fit. An old roommate said that I had hobbit feet. Here in my thirties, I’ve noticed a slow build of foot pain over the last several years, especially after work. The day these came I put them on after work and not only was the relief was immediate, but my feet much more connected to the ground. Walking down stairs was a new experience, and even just walking to my car later that evening I was struck by how much control I felt. Is this what walking should have felt like this whole time?? I switched out my work shoes to crocs for the wide toe box and now wear them almost every day. Once, I didn’t wear them for a few days bc I was off work and couldn’t fall asleep until I put them on bc the ache had returned. The relief was immediate. If you have wide hobbit feet like me, get these. Get these and feel like you’re walking for the first time. Get these and be free. EDIT/UPDATE A little less than 2 months after I got these both big toe loops have broken. Not mad, they are the cheapest option on Amazon. Ordered another pair to see if they last any longer. If these break I’ll try a different brand/style. Still 5 stars, tho. These have helped my feet so much and my toes are starting to look different than before. If you’re unsure about a toe spacer try these out before you spend $20 on other ones.

I've been using this pair (black) on my right foot and a different brand (tan) on my left because the piece between the pinky toe and fourth toe is slightly more narrow on this pair, and that seems more agreeable for my right foot. However, the quality of this pair is a bit...lacking. As you can see in the pictures, the material was not cut as cleanly and the seam is messier. I'm worried these small imperfections might reduce the durability of the product. It also seems to be taking more damage than the other one, despite being worn the same amount while doing the same activities. Other than that, if you can easily reach your feet, these are about as easy to put on as they can be. They will tear if you pull on them too much though. The material is squishy and comfortable, and it's easy to do toe exercises with these on. I've noticed an improvement in my balance since using these, even when I'm not wearing them. I suggest wearing them for ten or twenty minutes to start (while sitting) and gradually increasing how long you keep them on, especially if your toes are really tight. My right pinky toe gets pretty annoyed after an hour or so. I probably wouldn't try stuffing these in any shoes or using them in cold dry air, though. It doesn't seem like it would stand up well to those environments. Also, yes, dirt, hair, you name it... these things will collect it.