Agile Toes Toe Separator - Spacer and Divider for Therapeutic Relief of Bunions, Hammer Toes and Overlapping Toes

nycgirl: Comfortable to wear, you may need to work up to wearing them for longer periods of time. Do note that this material is easily torn by any sharp points/edges, so be careful not to use your nails to move it - learned this the hard way, and I have short nails. I also noticed a tear on the bottom of one, and I’ve only worn them in the house with new house slippers, so not directly touching the floor.

United States on Dec 20, 2022

The Mrs.: I don't have sensitive feet and have used a number if toe stretching devices, bunion correctors etc.

These toe separators are soft, and stretchy and should be super comfortable. These seem like they are for smaller feet but were shown as only one size. I do not have high volume, nor wide feet- but these hurt my other toes.

To remedy this and still get some use out of them, I cut them so that they were just for the first 2 toes. I kept the other part as they may work well for my preteen kiddo who needs help in the towle space issue.

Wouldn't get these again, but they may be fine for much smaller feet. Switched instead to the ones that are just for the big toe spacer for now.

United States on Nov 07, 2022

Ashley Rogers: I had bunion surgery about 8 months ago so one of my feet is stiff and tired faster than the other. All closed-toe ladies' shoes in general tend to scrunch your toes together which I was noticing more so after my surgery. I wanted a way to spread out my toes while sleeping at night. These toe-spreaders do exactly that. Easy to pop on (after you've used them a few times), soft and comfortable, and it does NOT push your toes TOO far apart. I feel better knowing that at least 8 hours a day my toes are counteracting the smooshed-together position that shoes force on them. Now my toes get to spread out while I sleep -- and it certainly feels like a healthy solution.

United States on Apr 02, 2022

Courtney HunterCourtney Hunter: These actually work really well. After a few weeks I could see a difference. Basically I saw my grandmas feet and realized I need to do something different or I’m going to be needing foot surgery in fifty years. I stopped wearing my pointed toe shoes and started wearing these as much as possible. My feet have gotten so strong.

Cleaning: I soak mine in hot water with efferdent which is an antibacterial cleanser I use for my retainers.

Cons: my feet have gotten wider so now I can’t wear my old narrow shoes without it hurting. Which is fine since I rarely subject my feet to that. I prefer strong feet to narrow feet

Discomfort: they actually hurt at first - like braces. It’s actually moving bones to better placement so it will hurt some. Massage your feet or limit the time at first. You will build up a tolerance. Now, I can wear them all day with no pain.

United States on Jul 22, 2021

Anon: In my case, the material broke down within two weeks. Does anyone know how I can contact the seller?

Singapore on Mar 29, 2020

Hande Z: There are many brands and all sorts of different versions in the market. Many of those seem strong but are obviously not meant to be worn inside shoes. Agile Toes are made of gel and are surprisingly strong and practical. They don't seem to perform less well than the strong plasticky looking ones, and are capable of being worn inside shoes. This is an important advantage because for those who need to wear them while at work, this is one of the rare ones that allow you to do so.

They are also very comfortable and very easy to put on and remove. I know that one reviewer has expressed difficulty but I think he'd probably have changed his mind with one or two more practices. The separators, in spite of its flexible gel, do not run off formation and keep the toes comfortably separated throughout. They are so comfortable that once you have them on, they do not remind you that you are wearing them.

The effect? After a week, you will not feel the toes rubbing against each other. Longer term effects seem likely given the fact that I've had them on for just a short time - still wearing them as I write this review. The manufacturers might want to come up with nice colours for...

United States on Oct 11, 2018