what is the difference between yoga toes sport and yoga toes original?
1164771
My personal thoughts are that the original gave more of a stretch than the sport did and were a much lower price point.
365266
I started with a cheaper knock off of the Yoga Toes and they were very uncomfortable. Was worth the extra money for these. My feet and toes no longer cramp at the end of the day and when I flex my toes I have a bigger range of motion than before.
1282179
The only difference I found since I accidently got the wide the first time and found they are thicker(cover more of the toe area) I trimmed it down and it worked fine; also if you wear it faithfully, at least in my case, it has helped to stop the over lap and straighten the second toe.. Not perfect but better than surgery. I actually do not even feel it on my toe when I wear it now..It is very comfortable and you can adjust how tight you want it to be. Hope this helps.
2106435
I am just slightly taller at 5-11" and I am not sure what the difference would be. If I remember correctly, they are made by the same company. Perhaps you could direct that question to them?I really don't feel that you would have a problem with the " Flex" its a great way to warm up in a hurry ( after jumping out of the car and racing to the tee box) I'm looking forward to using it over the winter in an effort to prep for spring.
1037852
I didn't notice much of a difference between them. I used to wear custom fit orthotics and was looking for something similar to that. These didn't meet that.
1657526
They are one size fits all. As the other person said , they take a very long time to arrive.Unlike yet another customer I wished they were thicker between my toes! I thought these would be more like the gel type of yogi toes but in sock form, in reality it is about the same feeling as having cotton balls between toes as you would do if painting your nails.
141330
It is the original. I bought 5. Don't really use them because not too comfortable. It did feel cool but couldn't get over the firmness.
641777
Gold ones are a bit larger and easier to use...so more about flexibility and strength at this point...Does he practice yoga? Is he tight from other sports? I have used both...gold with workshops and available...silver is the one I own...just a bit smaller and therefore a bit firmer/harder....if new to all this probably the gold one. Hope this helps
437402
the hand paws are helpful for reducing stress and strain on the hands from some of the yoga poses like downward dog. There is some limited mobility with the paws - in that it's hard to grip items when the paws are on because of the padding on the palm side of the yoga paw. I have arthritis and it has helped reduce stress on those fingers when I'm in a pose but other than that, I'm not sure this product would do what you need. If you take Yoga; I strongly recommend them.
1626184
I have no idea the difference but I love my leg press. It is extremely well built.
1361024
I don't know how long one would have to wear them to permanently improve alignment. Yoga toes are very helpful in releasing foot and toe tension and this does improve walking and balance for me. Because I already have a bunion on one foot I doubt these would help keep alignment in that foot but yoga toes help my feet to adapt better to that bunion.
1037848
They are radically different. You need to find a store that has a dr. Scholl's kiosk that measurese the pressure on your foot (it's free) and you will get an analysis of which orthotic fits you best. There are about 20 different choices, so don't guess. This product saved my feet!
415438
See injinji FAQ website injinji dot com /about-us / Q: What's the difference between the Original and Midweight styles? A: The Performance Original weight sock is not too thin, not too thick. It provides a moderate interface for everyday use in any shoe, climate, or terrain. It's a great go-to sock for sport and casual use. The Performance Midweight sock provides additional padding from the heel to the toes. It features a honeycomb design on top of the foot for added breathability and a light compression for proper fit. If you have sensitive feet and prefer more sock protection you'd like the Midweight. The Midweight is great for cooler temperatures as well.
79291
I have the same question. From what I can tell from their website the sport is just "sporty" colors. Originals which I had and can't find are translucent. Also a price difference.
278123
I take an 8 and the ToeSox Yogini size 8 fits me perfectly. I think most stores recommend you go larger so go for the 7. They will let you return them if need be.
805080
I didn't see any difference between the two. Same amount of power, just fits better for me. My knee was hitting the cover on my big sucker, now it doesn't. This also performs well in the rain without the sock installed. Got stuck in heavy rain, thought it would start sucking water. But didn't skip a beat.
365265
Not sure what product you're comparing to, but these have helped with my foot pain. Start with 10-15 minutes at a time. It is uncomfortable at first. Work up to longer times and it really helps stretch my toes so they don't curl as much