Why Podiatrists Recommended Toe Spacers
How Toe Spacers Support and Improve Common Foot Conditions
Align.
Align toes and improve balance and stability.
Similar to braces impacting the alignment of teeth, Correct Toes slowly and progressively change foot architecture. Structural changes create a wider base of support, improving balance, proprioception, gait and posture.
Strengthen.
Strengthen muscles throughout the foot and lower leg.
Accompanied by naturally-shaped footwear, Correct Toes encourage the foot to move, flex and bend. As muscles strengthen, the foot is able to support itself, eliminating the need for artificial arch support and orthotics.
Restore.
Restore foot function and relieve foot pain.
Correct Toes is a foot health tool that can be used to restore normal and natural foot and toe function. Foot pain and problems can be resolved when the toes are realigned in the way that nature intended.
Relief for Common Foot Conditions
Bunions
By gently separating and aligning the toes, toe spacers alleviate pain and restore your foot's natural shape.
Neuroma
With Morton's Neuroma, toe spacers enable natural arch support which helps distribute pressure more evenly across the foot, reducing irritation and discomfort.
Metatarsalgia
Toe spacers also promote proper weight distribution which is especially beneficial in reducing pressure and friction on the forefoot.
Why Are Correct Toes Podiatrists' Favorite Toe Spacers?
Unlike many rigid toe spacers that can feel uncomfortable, Correct Toes are designed with flexibility in mind. Made from soft, medical-grade silicone, we make sure Correct Toes can be worn all day, even in natural footwear, promoting long-term foot health and natural toe alignment.
With four different sizes available, Correct Toes fit a variety of foot shapes, making them much more effective than other generic toe spacers. These are the reasons why we are a top choice for podiatrists.
Don’t just take our word for it. Hear first-hand experiences from athletes and medical professionals who have testified to the benefits of Correct Toes.
The Many Benefits of Toe Spacers for Athletes
For Runners
Toe spacers promote the strengthening of intrinsic foot muscles which is especially beneficial for runners. Strengthened foot muscles make running more efficient and help reduce the risk of injury.
For Cyclists
Cycling is a physically demanding activity that requires stability. By wearing toe spacers, cyclists can maintain ankle and knee stability by reducing strain on their joints, resulting in improved performance.
For Hikers
Balance and proprioception are ultimately crucial skills for hikers. If you’re someone who wants to improve their agility, then wearing toe spacers is one key to getting better at challenging hikes.
Testimonials from Doctors and Athletes
Don’t just take our word for it. Hear firsthand experiences from athletes and medical professionals who have testified to the benefits of Correct Toes.
Read their stories and see the difference for yourself.
Dr. Robert Conenello | Orangeburg, NY
Patients state that they feel the benefits of the product immediately. I find that patients with forefoot pathology…hammertoes, neuromas, and metatarsalgia…benefit the most. I do see the benefit of a stronger more efficient foot that is obtained through the use of Correct Toes. Patients with a more “natural” foot strike are less likely to develop overuse injuries such as plantar fasciitis, medial tibial stress syndrome and Achilles tendonitis.
Dr. Mark Cucuzzella | Shepherdstown, WV
My first run in the Correct Toes was one of the many AHA moments I’ve had in a life of running. The proper function and space was now allowed in all the toes and they maintained the position in the soft gel rubber for the entire run.
Charles Roskam
The plantar fasciitis had progressed to plantar fasciosis. The pain in my foot caused my gait to change. The hobbling after a few years damaged my knee. Then the continued hobbling caused a severe sacro iliac inflammation.
I purchased Correct Toes then transition shoes(Altra) then minimalist Lems shoes. Toe socks and metatarsal pads helped also. It took about two years. And now I’m almost completely healed up.
