GolbyliccGolbylicc 2Pairs Toe Separators Toe Spacers for Women Men to Correct Bunion, Relieve Feet Pain, Foot Alignment, Toe Straighteners for Hammertoes, Plantar Fasciitis (S, Women Shoe Size: 5-9, Men: 6-7)

These were under $18 and identical to some others I'd seen for much more. I got the small size because I wear a size 9. I would think the size would depend more on the width of your foot than the length. I figured that I'd start with small, and if I wanted more I'd order the larger size.I've had a bunion on one foot for prob 20 years. I know I got it from a time when I twisted my ankle and was hobbling around leaning in on my arch. Unfortunately I did not notice the bunion until it was well formed. I had not realized that I was continuing to walk over on that arch and my doctor confirmed that is what created the bunion. I did not want to do surgery because it seems barbaric to cut my bone in half and insert pins etc.It seems logical to me that if bad foot posture created a bunion that proper support and bracing could correct it but no doctor anywhere takes this approach so I'm on my own. I've tried the braces and arch supports and both help but to me the key is a good arch support base but also pressure to put the toe back in the right place along with some pressure or taping of the bunion where it juts out.If you put your hand under your foot and lace your fingers between the toes you can see that it helps put things in the right position. It really seems possible that a custom brace could be made that would help the foot to stay in the correction position with toes and the knuckle flexible but in the right place.These toe separators do a decent job. Not perfect but when I combined them with an arch support they are almost perfect. The only thing missing is taping or pushing the bunion in. If you notice when you push in on the bunion joint the big toe does tend to move out a little.I did find that the spacer between my little toe and the next toe was a little too much. The issues with my foot come from the big toe and next toe and I they push on the others so I really did not need them pushed further. Since I had 4 of these I took one and cut it into pieces. I doubled up two of them and did not use the one for the little toe. Surprisingly even when cut apart they all stay in place.I wear them around the house under my sock and it also works inside my shoe. Around the house I take my arch support insole and slide it into a pair of snoozies house slippers. It gives me support and I think I am on the right track with potentially fixing my own bunion. I doubt I can correct it completely but better than it was.These are so comfy I can wear them all day and when I'm sleeping. Other braces get uncomfortable but this one really feels fine. I forget it's even there. If anything bothers you just take a scissors and alter them to make them work for you.Thanks for reading my review

It was a bit uncomfortable at first but I'll have to use this a lot more and will revisit again.

I bought these spacers as a way to see if straightening my big toe will relieve my bunion, as told to me in various YouTube videos. 'Turns out, my bunion is so relieved to have the big toe straightening itself out! I'm barely feeling the bunion, and mostly not feeling it at all! And I credit spreading my big toe into a straighter line is what it's all about. Bending the big joint is what causes the bunion, so there ya go!HINT: I found a nearly free and absolute winner for this purpose, a DIY idea... Quake-Hold (for keeping pictures on the wall straight: mose hardware stores and photo stores will have it. A wad of it formed to fit between the Big Toe and the 2nd toe is an excellent spreader, and ultimately comfortable! The spreaders I bought are a little difficult to get used to, but I think with time, they'll be more comfortable and they do a great job. But for ease of use, and comfort even in shoes, I love my Quake-Hold.

I've been using these nearly every day for several months and haven't noticed much improvement. They are quite uncomfortable to put on, as you'd expect, but I thought I would get used to it and haven't. (Un)fortunately, these came as a set of two so I had a back up when the first pair snapped in half when taking them off! Wouldn't buy again, but will continue using for now.

These are almost exactly like the Correct Toes brand that charges $70 for 1 pair. If anything, these are slightly softer. I have had a Correct Toes pair for a long time that always felt a little big, so I got a small pair (9.5 women). I think a medium may have been a better choice for me. I’m not sure the smalls will work great. But for the price I’m keeping them and will just also get mediums. I also agree with other people who have reviewed that it’s best to cut off the last part by the pinky toe. Even though it’s weird to post pictures of feet, I’m going to do it to help. One pic is the full, and you can see how the pinky toe gets pushed out. And this is a small. For me I’d like a bit larger spacer for the big toe section than what the small provides as well. Even so. Seems like a good product. For reference, these are flexible but still hold shape. They are not as squishy as regular silicone spacers. But they do have a bit of stretch (unlike correct toes).

The units are built with far too much of a curve for my feet, and the extreme depth of the two spacers on the end prevent them from staying in place. Coupled with the stiffness of the material, it prevents them from staying put if I move at all.I tried cutting down the two end spacers on one pair, and it helped a bit, but all in all, it is the curve that makes them not perform for me. If the unit was straightened out, I think it would stay in place far better.That said, I am wearing them while sitting at my desk, and they do provide some relief, but I would not recommend them unless your toes openings are truly shaped like a crescent.

My toes curl downward and I find them difficult to put on.

I am using these very soft and comfortable, well-made toe Aligners. I waited to write a review until I have used these tools a few times. They seem to be everything maybe more than advertised. I highly recommend them for people who have need of them. I have absolutely no problem wearing them all day long and they are easy enough to takeoff for a short time And put back on and even worn inside my shoes with no problem

As described, great fit, comfortable to wear for long periods of time. Helps spread the toes for good balance. Time needed to see if it helps bunion.

The product does the job, although it sometimes slips off and needs to be adjusted when barefoot.

I've tried 4 pairs of separators, these are by far the best.so comfortable I can wear them all day.Cheaper than the others as well

They fit in my toes except for my baby toe. My big toe is my primary problem and it works great on that it just tends to slip out of my baby toe

Work great, I had to return my size L and change to M. The first package 3 were L and 1 M so I was able to try out a smaller size which definitely convinced me to re-order the correct size. Get M. L is wayy to big, and I already have big and wide feet. I put marbles in the spaces in the big and small toe portion to get extra spread. Highly recommend it.