Flexible Toe Stretcher
by PPR Direct Marketing
|
List Price: Category: Home See more product details |
|---|
(Click here)
Tools and Hardware Reviews of Flexible Toe Stretcher
Customer Review: As I sit with them on, not moving my toes at all and watch them slip off...
Summary: 1 Stars
I think, well there went ten bucks down the drain. I was going to return them but since I wore them I thought not. I have some ball of the foot and toe issues of late and saw the "real yoga toes" on a search and decided to save $25. Can't imagine the real ones being worth that much. Perhaps they are. I am using these "cheap"er ones now and do see some minor benefit from the idea. It's just that they keep sliding off. I am reaching down often to get back on. Perhaps my toes are too small. My husband laughed when he saw them on me and said "boy, did they see you coming"! LOL Well, try this... I remembered I had some pedicure toe seperator sponge things... low and behold... THEY STAY PUT!!! WOW! Who would have thunk for a dollar and 99cents you could get same effect! I suggest to try that first.Customer Review: Stretching your dollars and toes!
Summary: 5 Stars
I thought I'd give this a shot since they looked just like a very similar product i had recently seen in a catalog for more than 3 times the price. I figured I didn't have that much to lose if I didn't like them, and I would NOT have spent $36 on them (catalog price). Surprise...I like them! They are easy to use and the stretch feels good. One word of caution, though - I'm not sure if the online product description mentioned this, but if you are diabetic or have circulation problems, the instructions recommend consulting your doctor before using. I bought my Mom a pair for Xmas and THEN we asked her podiatrist if she could use them. She is diabetic, and he thought she should pass. At least they weren't $36!Customer Review: Wonderful! Just as good as the expensive ones!
Summary: 5 Stars
I bought these instead of the expensive ones. I was really interested to see if these really worked, but I really didn't want to spend $35-$50 on the "real" ones. I figured the $10 plus shipping was worth the experiment. They do take some time to get used to ( about a week) and if you put some lotion on the toes that are sometimes difficult to insert into the holes (the smallest of my toes) then they work just fine. Lube up your big toe though, and they do slip a little. Gradually increasing the time that you wear them does help with the discomfort, even wearing them for 10 minutes, and them taking them off for 30 min to an hour and then back on for 10 minutes works great for me. Worth the money!Customer Review: it works!
Summary: 4 Stars
I use them to relieve pain from bunions and Morton's neuroma. If I care to spend 5 minutes fitting them perfectly on my very imperfect toes before going to sleep, they stay on for at least 30 min and I wake up with my whole feet refreshed. They usually slip off when I wake up but it works for me! Sure beats surgery and other expensive treatments!Customer Review: Not as good as the brand name
Summary: 1 Stars
I purchased the brand name first and was very happy with it. If you have bunions, etc. this help your foot. I've lost my Yoga toes and decided to purchase the cheaper version. The cheaper one are not as flexible and uncomfortable. I will buy again the brand name.