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Cissy
July 10th, 2007, 02:07 PM
http://www.yogapro.com/ts/toestretcher.html

Has anyone ever tried these? If so, how did they work for you? I'm interested because I work in a restaurant, and am on my feet all day as a result.

zoebird
July 10th, 2007, 04:55 PM
ok, if you want an alternative to try and see if they work (and they do, btw), then i suggest going to a beauty supply or drug store and picking up a few of those foam separators that people use to pain their toe nails.

if you like them and want to get something more heavy-duty, then go for these. :)

also,b in addition to using these stretchers, i recommend doing exercises without the stretchers to try and get your toes to move. spreading the toes and drawing them /curling them together, wiggling them in different directions, pointing and flexing them are all going to help give more mobility to the toes.

jenna
July 10th, 2007, 05:51 PM
http://www.yogasandals.com/

I have a pair of flip flops that do the same thing as those stretchers. I love, love, love mine. I want to get a second pair.

Music Girl
July 10th, 2007, 05:54 PM
I've been curious about these.
Do your toes get sore???

Brandon
July 10th, 2007, 06:07 PM
http://www.yogasandals.com/

I have a pair of flip flops that do the same thing as those stretchers. I love, love, love mine. I want to get a second pair.

I've got a pair of those sandals too.

They made my toes sore for about a week but now they feel awesome. Way better than normal flipflops.

Music Girl
July 10th, 2007, 06:22 PM
Are they good for your feet?
Is it okay for the toes to be stretched like that?
they wouldn't eventually get "loose" and weird, would they?

jenna
July 10th, 2007, 06:58 PM
The thing with the stretcher/flip flops is that it aligns your toes, which aligns your ankles, knees, hips. It makes the feet stronger and you walk better. People with arthritis, bunions, circulation, etc. I can't remember what all it says on the site.

Music Girl
July 10th, 2007, 07:13 PM
I'm going to have to get some.
My hips have always been wonky.
Yoga and stretching really helps loosen them, but maybe these sandals will help even more.

zoebird
July 12th, 2007, 12:45 PM
no, it doesn't harm your toes. your toes are supposed to be separated from each other, flexible and strong.

DMZdogs
September 5th, 2009, 10:08 AM
Best thing for your feet is to walk around barefoot as much as possible. You can also stretch your toes by sticking your fingers between your toes and then fanning out your fingers. Actively use your toes to pick up small things from the floor. Use them when petting your dog/cat. When you are just sitting and reading/knitting/watching TV/whatever, wiggle/flex/spread/bend your toes and feet. Basically....USE them. Don't just bind them up in shoes.

I hate seeing little babies who can't even walk yet already having their feet put into shoes. People would never dream of binding up someone's hands so that they couldn't use them so why on earth do we do this to feet??

I know that many people have no choice when they are at work, but whenever they are home, where are the feet? Often still in shoes.

FREE THE FEET!! FREE THE FEET!!!

*goes off to make awareness signs and plan a campaign*

karenlovessnow
September 5th, 2009, 10:14 AM
I hate seeing little babies who can't even walk yet already having their feet put into shoes. People would never dream of binding up someone's hands so that they couldn't use them so why on earth do we do this to feet??

I know that many people have no choice when they are at work, but whenever they are home, where are the feet? Often still in shoes.

FREE THE FEET!! FREE THE FEET!!!

*goes off to make awareness signs and plan a campaign*

:lol: :up:

As far as babies go, I think the parents try to make a fashion statement...baby shoes are so darned tiny/cute they can't help themselves! :)

DMZdogs
September 6th, 2009, 09:43 AM
Yes, baby shoes are cute....parents should buy them and hang them from their rear view mirror or make a baby mobile out of them. Baby feet are much cuter, more precious, more adorable when bare. Baby toes. Who can resist baby toes?

jenni-anti-fur
September 9th, 2009, 11:26 PM
http://www.yogapro.com/ts/toestretcher.html

Has anyone ever tried these? If so, how did they work for you? I'm interested because I work in a restaurant, and am on my feet all day as a result.

Yes I have a pair of Yoga-Toes....The Cute Pink Ones and I Loooove Them....and they really work.:)