ZenToes 4-Pack Soft Gel Bunion Correctors with 2 Toe Separator Loops

Lucy: I really like these because they work - I can tell a difference after using them just a short time. They are easy to wear all day and all night. They are easily cleaned and very comfortable.

United States on Oct 30, 2023

MaineGirl: I've tried quite a few toe separators, and this is my favorite. The two loops keep the separator in place and the device pushes the big toe outward to relieve bunion pain. It's soft and doesn't chafe the foot, nor does it widen the toes so much that you can't fit your foot into your shoes. (I do wear wide toe bed shoes.) I'm currently wearing the loops reversed from the position shown in the photo: the smaller loop is over my big toe and the larger loop goes over the TWO adjacent toes. I find this position keeps pressure from pulling the second toe out of shape.

United States on Jul 22, 2023

MissElaineous: Looks like the pics. It would be great for someone with larger feet, but it's a bit too large for my small feet (6.5 and medium width). I just wanted to try it out as I get blisters in between my first and second toes. If the pad were thinner, I think it would work for me. But I'm not blaming or saying this is a bad product. It just didn't work for me.

United States on Jun 26, 2023

Sandra A. Cinch: These really did not help keep my toes in place and are actually sweaty and kind of painful and uncomfortable. Not a good design.

United States on Apr 29, 2023

Tedd: The separators work well to keep the big and second toes from killing each other. I had an unfortunate partial (50%)removal of the second tow due to an infection. Nasty, stupid business. For about six years I used various means to keep the two toes separated. They would rub together, irritate the second toe, cause the formation of callous on that second toe, cause formation of a sore spot that would leak fluids resembling blood at times and therefore cause more visits to the foot doctor's office. I tried seventy different ways to alleviate all this with the best I achieved using rolled gauze formed into a shim between the toes held in by paper tape. A freakin disgusting, messy, time consuming business that actually caused more discomfort than a cardiac problem I am dealing with. The latter is, for now, under good control. Anyway, I tried this two looped spacer several years ago and it didn't work. Reason, it was applying pressure to the small toe in the wrong spot setting off fluid leakage that could turn into an infection. Getting tired of the gauze mess I was using I tried these looped things again. This time I was smart enough to trim them so they don't apply pressure in the...

United States on Mar 28, 2023