PediFix Felt Hammer Toe Crest Cushion, Medium, Right

The fourth toe on my right foot "drags" in my shoes due to previous hammer toe surgery and it's a floppy toe. This has resulted in painful walking. I ordered one of these hammer toe cushions and it lifts the toe off the sole of my shoe and keeps it from rubbing. This is a great alternative to surgery, which would the next step. I love it.

I have MS. It has caused some foot neuropathy under my toes. I have tried so many different foot pads and none of them work. This one goes right under your toes and they are so comfortable. You can wear them in any shoe. It was the first time ever my feet didn’t hurt. I rarely write a review and when I do it, it’s because something is unbelievable. I just ordered some more because I don’t wanna ever be without this product.

I liked that my toe was forced straight making my foot more comfortable it fits behind your toes with an elastic strap that goes around the messed up toe. That’s the only problem I had. I had developed a sore on the hammer toe. The elastic that makes up the strap is thin and it kind of dug into my sore toe. It did work but I had to wait until my toe healed.

High quality product and rapid delivery time.

I ordered a package of TWO only received ONE CUSION

What you can't see from the picture is that this device has one very narrow elastic band to secure it to one toe. If that band is not in the correct spot on your toe, it does not push it down to keep it straight. The puffy underbody of this device is very uncomfortable to walk in (without shoes on, I mean. It is virtually impossible to wear shoes with this). I would instead reccomend the tripple toe straightener from Footsmart.com, item #40169. Even if you only have a problem with one toe, this device makes more sense because it has wider and sturdier bands, and a flat backing that covers all three toes. It is far more comfortable to wear. I have only been using it for about two weeks, but I think it is making a difference. The problem is that most of these devices are next to impossible to wear with shoes on because they are bulky and the bands pinch inside shoes. They can be worn comfortably around the house with slipper socks over them.

I have a hammertoe and used to have a lot of pain from that toe hitting my shoe. It gently pads the bottom, lifting it up, and I'm pain-free. I put it across two toes, and it's got an elastic, so it's adjustable. Ensure you order the correct size, specifying whether it's for the right or left side, and avoid pulling the elastic too tight.

It helps ease the pain if toes are curled .