Most foot problems can be corrected by restoring natural foot function. — Dr. Ray McClanahan
Modification
Every foot is unique, and so is your journey toward natural alignment and comfort.
CorrectToes™ are designed to be fully customizable so you can adjust them to suit your individual needs. Whether you experience rubbing, need extra space, or want to address a specific toe concern, small modifications can make a big difference in your comfort and results.
You’ll find guidance, diagrams, and examples to help you adjust your CorrectToes™ for the best possible fit ensuring they work with your feet, your shoes, and your lifestyle.
Everyone has unique feet and individual needs! With this in mind, we've designed CorrectToes™to be customizable. Use the chart below to modify your CorrectToes™ and optimize your toe spacing experience.
Skin irritation or rubbing
Wear toe socks.
Ensure footwear is wide enough.
Use one of the following modifications to trim away bothersome material.
Too much spread on pinky toe
Cut off half of the pinky spacer.
Cut off the full pinky spacer. Shown in GREEN
Correct Toes slide off foot
Try toe socks, or a conventional sock over CT (stretch socks' toe seams first).
Trim big toe and/or pinky toe pillar, to allow CT to slide further on. Shown in BLUE
Too tight on toe(s)
Try a larger size of CT.
Cut a small hole on the top and/or bottom. Shown in PURPLE
Bunion Tailor's Bunion
Add a shim in the appropriate CT slot. See YELLOW arrow. *Only add shims after 3-4 months of regular Correct Toes use. *What's a shim? Take an old shoe liner and cut a piece to fit the slot in your Correct Toes.
Hammertoe
Cut a small hole in CT over your hammertoe. Shown in PURPLE
Trim away the interspace. Shown in MAGENTA *Correct Toes are only effective for hammertoes that are flexible (can be manually straightened).
Visit www.CorrectToes.com for our Modifications video and detailed information.
