I bought two pairs of Correct Toes: one for myself, and one for my husband.

One of my feet is less splayed, flatter, more bunion-y, and narrower than the other. Correct Toes simply won't stay on that foot _unless I trap it in a shoe_. I've tried ToeSox, regular socks, the pinky toe modification (cutting off half the pinky spacer), trimming the big-toe and pinky-toe pillars, and adding a shim in the big toe pillar (for my bunion), but nothing seems to work: with just a few wiggles of my toes, I can easily dislodge the CT or get my big toe or pinky toe awkwardly caught above or below its respective spacer.

Because of this, I can only wear the CTs outside of my home (which is the only time I wear shoes), which, given the pandemic, is rarely more than an hour a day. I'm disappointed that my progress will have to be thus limited.

As for my impressions of the product in action: I like the feeling of having my toe splay encouraged. But it seems -- from the way the CTs are always working their way off the tips of my toes, and from a visual inspection -- that this off-the-shelf product is just not a natural fit for my feet. More crucially, the toes (on my troublesome foot) are angled laterally, and I'm just not sure how the CT is going to change that (as the product as a whole just sits laterally relative to my foot). I wonder how amazing it might feel if I could have a custom-made toe spacer.... The jury's still out on how useful CTs will be for me; for now, I give it 3 stars.

As for my husband's CTs, they don't stay on his feet without socks. As he doesn't like to wear socks indoors, he's also relegated to using his CTs only during the limited time he spends outside the home. So far, he has tried them in his Crocs; he says that with the CTs, he no longer gets plantar issues on long walks. So I happily give CTs 5 stars on his behalf!

Averaging our results, we give Correct Toes 4 stars : )

I have been using my pair of Correct Toes for about an hour almost every day since getting them, and so far I am seeing some gradual improvements in my toe alignment and less foot pain while wearing them. I had a few days of sore foot muscles at first but seem to have adjusted since then.
They’re a little painful to wear with most of my shoes, which I think says more about the shoes being too narrow than about the Correct Toes. My only real complaint about them is that they can slip off my pinky toes while walking around barefoot.

Correct Toes

These little devices have really helped my Morton's neuroma. I wear them most of the time with toe socks for added protection.

Finally, my feet can breathe and don’t feel confined in 360 Xero shoes?