Original Yoga Toes for Men: Gel Toe Separators and Toe Stretchers in Metallic Blue. Stop Foot Pain and Boost Athletic Performance! Fits Men's US Shoe Sizes 10.5 and Below (Small)
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I opened the tops of the middle three toe slots with a hacksaw. A 12 4e is the size I wear.
This one, in comparison to the Yoga Toes Gems, provides a broader stretch. Both appeal to me. Depending on what my feet need, I use both, but for slightly different types of passive stretching. Yoga Toes Gems are a gentler stretch, while Original Yoga Toes for Men are a more vigorous stretch.
yep. Each foot gets its own. so that they can both be worn at the same time I'd like to say something about these after I've worn them. My back pain is no longer an issue. I was stumbling around with a limp. Healers are helpful. the entire thing These are the ones I was wearing. They were worn for a longer period. and ooh, ooh, ooh, oo relief!
The large size should be used for men's sizes 10 and up, according to the description (which is far below and difficult to find).
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Look, I used to despise it because it was painful and difficult to put on. I complained, almost gave up, and was fed up with it. I was thinking to myself, "What the hell did I just waste money on?" These things couldn't even get me off the ground, but I was able to deduce the answer! It's all a ruse! And I believe that part of the issue is the way Yogatoes markets their product; I'd like a free pair in exchange for writing this review, but I doubt I'll get one. However, it should be beneficial to the business. br>br>Look, you guys need to spend more time learning how to use the product! Yes, it's a pain to put on, and yes, it hurts! It spreads your toes, stretches your skin, and yes, it hurts! But, believe me, it's only a matter of time. br>br>In three days, I have only used the product five times. Here's what I've got to say on the subject. Putting them on and getting them to fit properly takes time. You'll need to slide it fully in between each toe one by one with both hands, one on each side of the cross bars, and repeat several times until they're snug against your foot. They're rubber, so they don't just slide around, and if they did, they'd fall off. So take your time putting them on! First the big toe, then the rest of the foot. Anyway, I started with the little toe, or second toe, but had to pull the toes apart even more and slide (or rather, wiggle) the rubber middle part between the toes, which took about 2-minutes. Both feet will take 3 minutes to warm up, but once on, they will not move. And, yes, it hurts, but why? Because your toes aren't positioned correctly! It's called Yoga Toes for a reason! Yoga for your feet is possible! They must stretch and gain strength in order to maintain the new, correct position! br>br>So, instead of whining and complaining, figure out how to put them on!.
For a beginner, this is not the game for you. This is fantastic. READ THIS IF YOU'RE BUYING YOUR FIRST SET OF TOE STRETCHER: br>br>THESE ARE NOT THE PLACE TO BEGIN. After a month or so of using a cheap pair of silicone toe spacers, I upgraded to these. For reference, I ordered a large and am a size 11. Shoe size 5/12. I can't imagine going from never having toe spacers to having to wear these. Spend the $5 on the cheapest ones to begin with, and then upgrade to these. You'll have a lot more success and it'll be a lot easier to put these on, and no, I didn't wet my feet before doing so. Another reason to avoid these is that you can't wear them in shoes; they're monstrosities, after all. You can wear cheap silicone spacers all day, to bed, inside your shoes, or around the house to get to the point where you can comfortably put these big boys on with them.
For the past two years, I've been dealing with morton's neuroma-related nerve pain as well as metatarcel pain. I work as a construction contractor, and the pain in my feet has nearly put me out of business. For the previous six months, I had been limping. I've seen my doctor and a podiatrist several times for pain relief, but cortisteroid injections have been the only thing that has helped. My discomfort has vanished. I'm back at work from 8 a. m. to 8 p. m I'm on my feet for ten hours a day. I wear the yoga toes for about an hour, sometimes longer, after I get home from work. The best money I've ever spent on my feet. Definitely a good investment. The end results will astound you.
I bought yoga toes about a year and a half ago, and I've been wearing them almost every day since then. Yoga toes were an important part of my physical therapy when I had a debilitating Morton's Neuroma in the ball of my left foot. I recently returned from a weekend trip to New York City, where I was able to walk approximately 30 miles. Yoga toes have greatly aided in the relief of my foot pain as well as the re-establishment of my mobility. Anyone who is suffering from foot pain should try yoga toes. These should be taken slowly at first. At first, I struggled to put them on, but I gradually increased my time, starting with 15 minutes per day. I can now wear them all day, and the foot stretch is always welcome, particularly after a long day on your feet. Wait for them to work and don't expect them to do so right away. I've been using them for quite some time, and if you want them to work, you must be consistent with them.
I've spent a lot of money on Amazon trying to find. These are truly incredible. I spent hundreds of dollars on Amazon looking for a device to help me with my excruciating foot pain. Some provided temporary relief, but these are far more effective and cost a fraction of the price. I had no idea how cramped and atrophied our feet become as a result of wearing shoes; I had no idea we were supposed to be able to spread our toes! I could only separate the first two toes of my feet when I first began yoga toes; now, I can spread all of them, but only just. I wear them every other day for a couple of hours; I wish I could sleep in them. I'm thinking about giving it a go. In any case, if you have foot pain, I strongly advise you to try these. What do you have to lose by giving it a shot? br>br>By the way - They're supposed to hurt, and you probably haven't stretched your toes in this way since you were a kid. Suffering through will pay off, so don't be a wimp.
When I received these, I was ecstatic. I've been using toe spreaders for years and they've helped me a lot. These appeared to be well-made and durable. I did notice a wide stretch when I first used these, but it was tolerable and manageable. I noticed a lot of pain between my toes after about three nights of wearing them, and I mostly wear them at night, even when I sleep. After a closer look, I discovered that the yoga toes were rubbing or removing the skin from my 2nd through 4th toes on both feet. This is the space between each of your toes. Despite the fact that I stopped using them, the damage appears to have already been done. I'm not sure I'll give it another go. I have a size 13 foot and flat feet, but I was not expecting that much damage. I've been nursing my wounds for the past week. Very disappointing; I had high hopes for this product, but I cannot recommend it based on my experience.
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