This helpful video describes how to select the most appropriate size of Correct Toes for your feet and toes. Use the cut-out templates contained in this printable document (which includes all four current sizes of Correct Toes: X-Small, Small, Medium, and Large) along with the advice in this companion video to confirm the best possible Correct Toes size for you. Note: When printing this document, please be sure to print using “Actual Size” and not “fit to page” or “scale.”
Also, feel free to contact us if you are not sure what Correct Toes size to purchase. Be sure to send along a picture of your foot with a ruler next to it to help us get a sense of your foot dimensions (length and width).
Disclaimer:
The above content is for educational or informational purposes only and is not intended to replace or augment professional medical instruction, diagnosis, or treatment. Read full disclaimer here.
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Correct Toes helps position your toes and feet the way nature intended, and it's helpful in treating or preventing foot and lower extremity problems. Correct Toes toe spacers are constructed of medical-grade silicone and are flexible, comfortable, and durable. This toe spacing product has been carefully designed to place each of your toes in the correct position relative to the ground and to each other. Correct Toes is suitable for...
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The very first of its kind, Correct Toes remains the most popular toe spacing device available to consumers today. The nature of the device—and the simple yet powerful function it performs—offers those dealing with foot pain hope for relief (at long last). It also offers users the possibility of experiencing a wide range of foot and musculoskeletal health benefits, as well as developing the kind of foot strength and resilience...
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I have a question about Correct Toes. I have heel pain in my right foot, but I also have webbed toes. My big toe and the one next to it are connected. When I was 12 years old, my parents looked into separating them. The military doctor said the nerves are connected and that it would be a bad idea to separate the toes. Is there a modified version of Correct Toes for this issue or am I out of luck for natural relief from plantar fascia pain?
Thank you for taking the time to read and respond.
Hi, Christi,
Thank you for your comment. Correct Toes can indeed be modified to fit individuals with webbed toes. This modification is detailed in the Correct Toes manual, which comes with Correct Toes or can be found on this page: www.naturalfootgear.com/blogs/product-info/17921768-correct-toes-manual.
If you have any additional questions, please do let us know!
Kind regards,
Marty Hughes, DC
Greetings! My foot doctor recommended me to your website. I have problems with the two toes next to my big toe. They are what they call hammertoes. I do extenstive hiking across Spain each year and asurredly the toe nails of those two toes hurt, become black and blue, and eventually fall off. Is there are practitioner in Canada that deals with your method? I live close to Toronto and Hamilton in the province of Ontario.
Thank you.
Hi, Niel,
Thank you for your comment. I’m sorry to hear about your toe and nail problems! Here are a couple of resources from our site that you might find interesting and beneficial:
Hammertoes:
www.naturalfootgear.com/blogs/education/17883488-hammertoes
Definition of a Healthy Shoe:
www.naturalfootgear.com/blogs/education/17878244-definition-of-a-healthy-shoe
Benefits of Wide Toe Boxes for Hiking:
www.naturalfootgear.com/blogs/education/17856304-benefits-of-wide-toe-boxes-for-hiking
In terms of finding a practitioner in the Toronto area with an understanding of natural foot health concepts, my best recommendation is to scan this list (www.nwfootankle.com/resources/122-healthcare-providers) to see if there are any healthcare providers located near you.
Kind regards,
Marty Hughes, DC