Are these seamless toes?
1764239
I believe, yes, that's what they're called. There's no big honkin' seam at the end with a bit of thread sticking out, if that's what you mean. The two seams across the top of the toes and at the toe end are nearly invisible and I have never ever felt them while walking or running or anything.
1764240
No, there is a seam across just back of the toes on top only. I did not know it was there until I looked because I had never felt any discomfort from the seam. I am very satisfied with the socks.
1764241
No. there is a seam on the toe section. However, the socks are thick enough that I had not even noticed until I saw your question.
1764242
Yes. There is nothing there to catch the toe nail if that was your concern.
2042370
The socks pictured here are not the ones I own. My socks have grips on the bottom of the socks, that does include the heal and toes. Not on the side of the foot or toes. I hope that helps you.
1454114
No, they're the same, but that's what I like about them. What I do is place one directly on my foot where a metatarsal pad would be placed. That way, after a little trial-and-error, you can position them under each foot in a way that suits you. You can only wear these twice before the adhesive wears off but hey, there're cheap.
1438841
I would think so. Most of the toe openings are far larger than my toes actually are.
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.
959242
They may be, depending on the width of your shoes, and if you find itcomfortable. I wore them once with my sandles just long enough to putMy trash out. They sure help me when I sleep with them. I have verve damage fromSciatic damage, and if I don't wear them my toes hurt, but with them they are pain free.
2246272
No. The toe is very stiff, but no steel. I have these and love them. Great for riding.
516850
NO. I bought them just to stretch the toe area and they would not stay in place. I would not recommend this product.
923305
No. But I should mention that if the rubber around the toe does tear so I doubt they would last long if you did that. (Plus it might look a little odd)
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.
954086
The socks fit very good around the toes. They are seamless and have a nice stretch. They do not bind and are comfortable around the ankle and calf. After several days of wear they still are comfortable. The black socks feel better than the white socks.
2281550
Yes it is, but the problem with these are they are short ones, not covering the whole length of your foots.
764275
Yes, they are seamless (just large cuts of material). The backdrops have been folded to fit in the box, so there are creases. You can iron them out.
1077245
Yes it is seamless. The lines you see are draining channels (not very noticeable) and they are actually an added design feature so that water goes into the drain instead of having the sink bottom be 100% flat (helps limit water stains).
1760965
I wouldn't consider these to be waterproof since they stretch to fit all size toes.
1657525
I don't know that they aren't one size. I can say that they took a long time to arive, looked yellowed as though they had been sitting out, and were too thick to fit between my toes. I know the price is low, but this is a case of you get what you pay for.
972594
I didn't try Correct Toes so I cannot compare. From my experience, These toe stretchers are flexible and "sticky" in a good way so they will not slip of your toes. The width of the stretchers is designed to vary according to the specific toe so it also help to support the big toe, yet not to go off the small one.