Pembrook Cast Sock Toe Cover - Great for Leg, Foot and Ankle Casts.

I, like the majority of you, had not anticipated needing to purchase a cast sock. I looked at a lot of different options and this one seemed to have the best reviews. It was reasonably priced, and it came with Prime. As a result, I decided to take the plunge. The sock is extremely soft and simple to put on. It's very basic, which is exactly what I needed to be able to wear it both at work and at home. It does a good job of keeping my toes warm and dry. There are no regrets in my life! It's a perfect fit for a regular adult cast.

Jake Silva

| Sep 08, 2021

It appears to be well-made and warm. I would recommend this product and purchase it again. I've included photos of the item before and after it's been worn. The final photo shows the inside seam to demonstrate how well it was stitched.

Bristol O’NEILL

| Mar 08, 2021

This fit perfectly over my head, and the strap was secure. We were very fortunate to come across this cover. Yes, the bottom skids started to come off a little, but that's not why we bought it, and he shouldn't be standing on it in the first place. When we went out to dinner, etc. , he felt much more at ease with his toes covered. Thank you for making such a wonderful product!.

Misael Ward

| Jul 02, 2021

After my surgery, I used this while in a cast (two fiberglass and one soft). I used it to get to and from doctor's appointments, as well as whenever I left the house. My toes were out in my cast, and I didn't want people to see the iodine that was still on them because I hadn't been given permission to clean them yet. It worked well to keep my toes warm without overheating them during the fall and winter months when I used it. I was able to put it on and take it off by myself thanks to the snap closure. The adjustable strap is also a plus. If you want to cover your toes while out in public, I strongly advise you to do so.

Sylvia Farrell

| Apr 08, 2021

This was ordered a week before my foot surgery appointment. It fit perfectly over my surgical dressing and then over my cast when that was removed, keeping my toes toasty warm. It's incredibly simple to put together - My three-year-old even enjoyed assisting Mommy in putting on her "toe warmer"! Because my dressing was a little thicker than my cast, I appreciated that it had an adjustable strap. It's machine washable, but I didn't put it in the dryer because it's non-absorbent. On the bottom, there are skids (I'm not sure why it has them - You're probably not walking on it if you're wearing a cast). It lasted for more than two months of use and would still be working if I wasn't in my cast. It was the first time my orthopedist had ever seen anything like it! He stated that he would inform his other patients.

Theodora Freeman

| Aug 10, 2021

I was looking for something to cover the open toes for going outside while recovering from recent foot surgery and had a temporary cast, and this fit the bill. I only had the cast for two weeks, but I wore this every time I went out, and it was ideal because it not only keeps your toes warm, but it also protects them from dirt and the elements. It has a secure fit, is simple to put on and take off, and the strap can be adjusted to fit your needs. It's a straightforward device that does exactly what it's supposed to!.

Piper Bailey

| Jan 25, 2021

The 14-inch adjustable strap appears to be quite long, but it is actually far too short; the average adult male shoe size in the United States is a size 10, and I wear an 11. When the strap is fully extended, I can only fit three fingers between my ankle (without the cast) and the strap (photo). I'm having trouble even getting the strap half-way on. So, as long as you have a small-diameter cast, this product will work for anyone from small children to someone with a smaller-than-average shoe size. Given their small stature, it's also ideal for elves, but if you're a hobbit or a typical adult male resident of Lake-town, it's a no-brainer. If you're looking for a place to stay in town, you'll have to look elsewhere.

Evangeline Chen

| Jul 27, 2021

Because I'm not allowed to put any weight on my foot, the cast cover only comes into contact with things on rare occasions, and when it does, it's only for a short period of time. So I'm stumped as to how a third of the rubber traction bits have already disintegrated. It's not like I need the traction bits, but the fact that they're falling apart so quickly speaks volumes about the quality of the product. To keep it from falling out of my cast, I had to tape it to the back. My kids were getting tired of searching the house for where it had fallen off, but tape solved the problem.

Layne Bird

| Sep 05, 2021