Mind Bodhi Toe Separators – Correcting Bunions and Restoring Toes to Their Original Shape – For Men and Women – Toe Spacers Bunion Corrector – Black

I should have just bought these to begin with
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.

Helpful Item for Squished Toes
I have seen toe separators advertised randomly throughout the internet. Finally, after a Yoga instructor I follow recommended some, I started taking the idea of these more seriously. I have slight bunions, but my bigger issue is the squished toes, where my little toes look like they’re trying to hide behind the rest. Too skinny shoes for too long I guess. This has been bothering me more and more because I took up running in the last year and a half and it’s getting more uncomfortable all the time. So I figured I’d try these and see how I feel.I’ve only had them about a week, so my review is really preliminary. However, in just that short time, I have noticed a huge difference in the flexibility and appearance of my feet. My approach is to basically wear them throughout the day as long as I can, when shoes are not required. As of right now, I can’t yet wear them with shoes, too uncomfortable. But I did try a pair of shoes again this morning and it was much more tolerable than usual, so the difference is starting to show there too.I’m hoping to get to the point where I can keep them on when I go for a run, but baby steps and all that. I’m just happy I’m already seeing a difference.When it comes to discomfort, one thing I learned is that you don’t have to jam them way down into the bottom of your toe-space area. That actually makes them painful. I make sure the gel pads are in the center of the space between my toes (toes are still spaced…spaced is spaced), like sort of at the middle knuckle area to try to describe it. Much more comfortable that way and still effective. Not that that is “wrong” placement…there’s no guidance as to how far they should go. So if you try them and you experience pain, maybe check to see if you wedged the gel pad all way down and raise it up just a little bit. Not so it’s sticking out above your toes, but just so it’s not jammed into the bottom of the toe well.They clean easy and dry fast. And if you find them too sticky after cleaning, just use a little talcum powder and you’re good.Oh, also, when choosing what “brand” you want, just keep this in mind…a gel pad is a gel pad is a gel pad…. It doesn’t have to be expensive, it just has to work. (The yoga instructor I follow has a brand of these, but you get a 2 pack for twice the price of these…but that 2 pack consists of two different sizes and you only need one, unless your feet change sizes frequently which they don’t. So don’t get sucked into the price-saving idea of 2 pack unless you can find one that is 2 of the size you actually need.)So all in all, highly recommend. And just be patient with it. I started off at like 45 minutes of tolerance. And now I can walk around for hours. In just a week.Pros–helpful for foot appearance/helps to correct shape deformities–makes toes stronger and more flexible–inexpensive (but FSA/HSA eligible)–can relieve pain and pressure from things like bunions and morton’s neuromaCons (but not really)–can be difficult to wear in shoes (might always be uncomfortable in some shoes depending on the shoe…like you aren’t jamming your foot into a pointy high-heel in these. Need a wide toe box)–can be slightly difficult to put on, especially if you have a hard time bending to reach your foot–gel can be somewhat sticky (which you don’t feel, not bothersome on the feet) which causes stuff to stick to the gel…fuzz from socks if you’re in socks, but if you’re not in socks? Be aware of what’s on your floor when walking in these barefoot

It started to turn orange after 1 day use and washing it 2 times with only water

These toe separators are comfortable! Quality of the product is great, which makes it more durable in comparison with other cheap products out there.