My second and third toes are webbed about 1/3 of the way up. Do the gems curve around enough, I.e. Is the base of the gems flexible?
232141
They're very flexible. I think they might work well for you because I just get a gentle stretch - I wish they were bigger or firmer so I'd get a better stretch but they're fine.
232142
The base is flexible enough that you should be able to, at least secure the rest of the toes. I have a similar situation with my 4th & baby toe, in that they are so tight together (but, not webbed). I am still able to get the gems fairly close, so that they still have the stretching affect.
232143
The entire base and the gems themselves are very flexible and would confirm to any kind of foot or toe. I love how squishy and comfortable they are.
1491867
I can without a problem. I wear a size 7.5 shoe, and a 6 ring (ring finger, 8 on thumb). There was even room enough so the gems I used didn't touch the top. I love this product. The top coat works with all polish I have tried so far.
809719
Sorry. I don't know. My big toes want to go toward the other toes on each foot. The Toe Alignment works perfectly for me to keep them in place. I've used them several years and have had no problems with my big toes since I started using them. I hope someone else can answer your question.
2209132
I have used this for my toes once and it worked fine. You just have to be very careful.
335044
Hello...the rhinestone strands are so closely meshed that I would not cut them in half lengthwise. I tried one end and they seemed to 'ravel' a bit. Perhaps order two-row pieces. Hope this helps! MB
2232625
I had never tried three middle toes, so I just did, it just reached on my toes, I don't think for me it would work for three toes. I have tried other products, this works the best for me.
1749704
I haven't made jewelry with them yet but unless you pull on the links (I mean grab a handful of link and tug) they aren't going to budge. I'm currently making a vest and the thing hasn't pulled itself apart with its own weight so you should be fine. You certainly can't manipulate these just with fingers or teeth (sorry for the image).
2284746
I don't really think the length of feet matter so much since it just has to do with spreading your toes. It's kind of a one size fits all thing.
570351
No it will not keep the big toe from bending down. The strap will go around several toes to keep them straighter. But the strap cannot straighten the big toe. The big toe is too strong.
947646
You can bend them about as much as a half circle without breaking them. They are a little persistent and will want to return back to their original shape though but if you can hold them down at the bend you want you should be ok
147286
I had a pair of very expensive black flats that I wanted to stretch from a 9 to a 9 1/2. It did not work even after trying several times to stretch the shoes. That's my experience although yours may be different with a different pair of shoes.
183914
A bit, ya. I just tie the laces a little looser and it's fine. I also wear wide shoes, so the impact is less noticeable. If your shoe is very narrow at the opening, it could be weird. Shouldn't be a problem though.
271857
The first three toes have spaces in-between, but are connected by just a little piece in the middle. The last two toes have gaps all the way down. They toes are not adjustable.
495144
The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment, just be aware. The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment,... » Read More The YogaToes Gems have an open design at the top of the toes, allowing more flexibility for different sized feet. That's why they only come in one size whereas the original YogaToes are completely enclosing each toe and must come in different sizes to accommodate different foot sizes. I'm getting these as I'm hoping less rigidity will mean more give as I'm worried about the arthritis in my big toes getting aggravated and inflamed by using these but I am concerned my women's sized 12 WW foot may still not fit well. Of course, flexibility means you're giving up absolute correct toe alignment, just be aware. « Show Less
616826
LOL! Well, I'm not going to throw mine on the floor to try that out, but if you are wondering if the jewels fall off, I haven't had any issues. Hope that helps.
1173403
You can adjust it somewhat. However, with a small wrist [like mine also] it will not be tight. But I don't like my bracelets too tight anyway. I was happy with its size.
1935931
Yes, you can do your toes. I did mine and the polish has lasted for weeks. There's plenty of room for one foot (not enough room for two feet).