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A complete at-home foot-alignment set that works during your normal day, using soft toe spacers to widen crowded toes, a night splint to hold the correction, and a compression sleeve to calm the ache, so gentle daily habit does what expensive one-off fixes never did.
Yoga Set
Gently holds the big toe straight overnight to ease bunion pressure. A$29.9.
Sleeve
Compresses the arch and heel to calm plantar fasciitis pain. A$89.9.
Splint
Spreads and stretches cramped toes during yoga or downtime. A$119.9.
Bundles
A double up on the hero product plus both companions, ideal for couples or for keeping a spare where you need it.
Why so many feet feel better with StepEase
Toes held apart
One loop per toe
Softer ball of foot
Cushioned pad underfoot
Wear anywhere
Barefoot or in shoes
30-day trial
Full refund if sore
Soft, breathable materials and a snug fit keep each splint, sleeve and spacer in place all night long.
FAQs
FAQs
Shipping & Delivery
Orders & Payment
FAQs
Shipping & Delivery
Orders & Payment
How does it work?
Silicone or gel loops anchor around each of the five toes and gently push overlapping or crowded toes apart. Worn a little each day, that steady separation reduces pressure on bunions and hammertoes, and over time the intrinsic foot muscles are worked, improving balance, stability and circulation to the toes.
Who is it for?
It is used by women aged 35 and over dealing with bunions, flat feet or toe crowding from years of narrow-toe footwear, yoga practitioners seeking better foot alignment and balance during practice, pilates participants, people managing foot pain from bunions, hammertoes or overlapping toes.
How often should I use it?
Daily; starting at around 30 minutes per day and building up gradually.
What is included?
2 forefoot pads with toe loops (one for each foot).
What will I notice?
Relief of pressure and discomfort from bunions, hammertoes and overlapping toes, gradual realignment of toes toward their natural anatomical position, improved balance and stability, strengthening of the intrinsic foot muscles over time.
Will it just sit in a drawer, or is it comfortable enough to actually wear?
Designed to be worn barefoot, in socks or inside wide toe box footwear during daily activity; start at around 30 minutes a day and build up gradually as the feet adjust, so early discomfort is expected and managed.
Will it actually help my bunion, or just mask the pain?
Framed honestly as gradual rehabilitation toward natural toe alignment, a practical alternative to orthotics or surgery, not a cure. The loops hold each toe apart so the separation is sustained, not momentary.
Are these just cheap gel separators like at a nail salon?
This is a five-loop forefoot pad worn as daily foot rehabilitation, not a single foam wedge worn while sitting for a pedicure. The category leader differentiates the same way with individual loops and clinical positioning.
Can I wear these while moving around, or do I have to sit still?
Compatible with barefoot and wide toe box footwear and worn during daily activities, so it fits into a normal day rather than requiring you to stop and rest.
Will it actually fit my feet? I'm not sure which size to get?
Correct Toes offers four sizes (XS, S, M, L) and provides a downloadable sizing template. The product is also modifiable to fit individual feet.
Can I actually wear these while moving around, or do I have to sit still?
Correct Toes explicitly positions their product as designed for active use: walking, running and daily activities. The product can be worn with barefoot or wide toe box shoes.
Are these just cheap gel separators like you find at a nail salon?
The Correct Toes competitor differentiates explicitly from 'standard toe separators', noting a patented design, medical-grade silicone, and clinical development by a sports podiatrist. The product class can be positioned as foot rehabilitation rather than pedicure accessory.
