Comments on: Do Yoga Toes Really Work? http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/ A site that celebrates the beauty of Frugal Living. Discussion on how to save money using your creativity and frugality. How to use principles of paying the lowest possible cost to get the highest possible results in your daily life. Other topics like changing trash into treasure, stylist low cost fashion, do it yourself home organizing, coupons and more., home organizing, coupons and much more. Sun, 30 May 2010 02:08:59 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0 By: Kris http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/comment-page-1/#comment-26782 Kris Fri, 19 Mar 2010 02:17:14 +0000 http://www.zlittle.com/2007/06/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/#comment-26782 I just got a pair of yogatoes today and so far I like them. They're kind of uncomfortable but in a good way if that makes sense. I found mine on yogapro.com, they have a clearance section with discontinued colors. I bought an orange pair for around $20. I just got a pair of yogatoes today and so far I like them. They’re kind of uncomfortable but in a good way if that makes sense. I found mine on yogapro.com, they have a clearance section with discontinued colors. I bought an orange pair for around $20.

]]> By: lk http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/comment-page-1/#comment-26780 lk Tue, 26 Jan 2010 01:14:05 +0000 http://www.zlittle.com/2007/06/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/#comment-26780 just a little thought: there's a warning that comes with the yoga toes that says to NOT walk in them. basically, you could break your toes. not a good idea at all! but i love them and think they're a great product! just a little thought: there’s a warning that comes with the yoga toes that says to NOT walk in them. basically, you could break your toes. not a good idea at all!

but i love them and think they’re a great product!

]]> By: Psychokitty http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/comment-page-1/#comment-26769 Psychokitty Tue, 21 Jul 2009 23:17:31 +0000 http://www.zlittle.com/2007/06/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/#comment-26769 I made my own toe separators by cutting up pieces of the semi-squishy foam that my laptop came packed in. These work well, although probably not as comfortable as gel ones would be. In the past, I've cut up an old towel into little strips that I roll up and put in between the toes. These have the advantage of being washable, but again, probably not as comfortable as gel ones. As a runner, I like the stretching that they provide my achilles tendon area. Plus, there is a nice feeling after removing them...a toe separation nirvana that lasts from five to twenty minutes. Being separate spacers between each pair of toes, it's easier to loose spacers, and so I have to make new ones every once in a while. But the price is right, and they essentially perform the same function as the pricey Yogatoes. Also, this might be a good way to test out whether or not the toe separation function works for you before actually splurging for the nice ones. I made my own toe separators by cutting up pieces of the semi-squishy foam that my laptop came packed in. These work well, although probably not as comfortable as gel ones would be. In the past, I’ve cut up an old towel into little strips that I roll up and put in between the toes. These have the advantage of being washable, but again, probably not as comfortable as gel ones.

As a runner, I like the stretching that they provide my achilles tendon area. Plus, there is a nice feeling after removing them…a toe separation nirvana that lasts from five to twenty minutes.

Being separate spacers between each pair of toes, it’s easier to loose spacers, and so I have to make new ones every once in a while. But the price is right, and they essentially perform the same function as the pricey Yogatoes. Also, this might be a good way to test out whether or not the toe separation function works for you before actually splurging for the nice ones.

]]> By: Not Telling http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/comment-page-1/#comment-26767 Not Telling Fri, 17 Jul 2009 10:16:10 +0000 http://www.zlittle.com/2007/06/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/#comment-26767 Hey guys, (that previous message was not meant to be sent) I'll just tell you the straight up truth. I am thirteen years old, and man oh man I already have large bunions at this young age. I noticed them about one to two years ago... and (as of recently) have been soooo frustrated with them that not even words can suffice. And yes, it is definitely hard to find the right shoes. Even if the shoes fit, it doesn't look attractive enough for me to buy them. A lot of people tell me that my bunions are "cute" and they're something that make me original. Me? I couldn't disagree more. Because of that, I have realized that no ones opinion is as important as my own. So... I thought about it very thoroughly (quite often, trust me) and I decided that I wanted to get bunion removal surgery. Pretty much everyone said that it wasn't worth it (and I wasn't even sure if I literally could at this age [for my foot's probably still in development] so I put that "aside" and assumed that there were other options/alternatives)... One day I was flipping through a little random magazine... and I came across an article about some "toe socks" that could cure many things in the foot such as pain, hammertoes, and of course- bunions (etc.). After that I immediately informed my mom about it. She didn't think much of it but she ordered them anyways. I was excited, knowing that my ugly feet would soon be the last thing on my mind. I haven't received them yet but I will be expecting them in a few weeks or so. In the meantime I have been searching the internet for alternatives to bunion removal surgery/how to get rid of bunions, and I came across so many things including YogaToes... and thanks to everyone out there who posted something about the toe braces, and pictures on the internet that showed me how nasty bunion removal surgery can be... I have decided to "skip" the surgery (most likely- unless worst comes to worst)... and I am now strongly thinking about ordering some YogaToes (because I am in great denial that these other braces are gonna work). And before this message gets longer than alreadytoolong, I just want to ask everyone with YogaToes experiences if it's really worth it. Please respond... thanks :) A few last things I just gotta say/ask: -How much do they cost? -I wanna see before and after pics! -Are they the best alternative... or is there some other toe brace with better quality or something? -How long would I have to wear them for the change to start taking place? -Is It Truly Worth It?!?! -Kay, bye now ;) Hey guys, (that previous message was not meant to be sent)

I’ll just tell you the straight up truth. I am thirteen years old, and man oh man I already have large bunions at this young age. I noticed them about one to two years ago… and (as of recently) have been soooo frustrated with them that not even words can suffice. And yes, it is definitely hard to find the right shoes. Even if the shoes fit, it doesn’t look attractive enough for me to buy them. A lot of people tell me that my bunions are “cute” and they’re something that make me original. Me? I couldn’t disagree more. Because of that, I have realized that no ones opinion is as important as my own.

So… I thought about it very thoroughly (quite often, trust me) and I decided that I wanted to get bunion removal surgery. Pretty much everyone said that it wasn’t worth it (and I wasn’t even sure if I literally could at this age [for my foot's probably still in development] so I put that “aside” and assumed that there were other options/alternatives)…

One day I was flipping through a little random magazine… and I came across an article about some “toe socks” that could cure many things in the foot such as pain, hammertoes, and of course- bunions (etc.). After that I immediately informed my mom about it. She didn’t think much of it but she ordered them anyways. I was excited, knowing that my ugly feet would soon be the last thing on my mind. I haven’t received them yet but I will be expecting them in a few weeks or so. In the meantime I have been searching the internet for alternatives to bunion removal surgery/how to get rid of bunions, and I came across so many things including YogaToes… and thanks to everyone out there who posted something about the toe braces, and pictures on the internet that showed me how nasty bunion removal surgery can be… I have decided to “skip” the surgery (most likely- unless worst comes to worst)… and I am now strongly thinking about ordering some YogaToes (because I am in great denial that these other braces are gonna work). And before this message gets longer than alreadytoolong, I just want to ask everyone with YogaToes experiences if it’s really worth it. Please respond… thanks :)

A few last things I just gotta say/ask:
-How much do they cost?
-I wanna see before and after pics!
-Are they the best alternative… or is there some other toe brace with better quality or something?
-How long would I have to wear them for the change to start taking place?
-Is It Truly Worth It?!?!
-Kay, bye now ;)

]]> By: Natick http://www.zlittle.com/2009/07/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/comment-page-1/#comment-26765 Natick Fri, 17 Jul 2009 07:19:00 +0000 http://www.zlittle.com/2007/06/09/do-yoga-toes-really-work/#comment-26765 I bought Pampered Toes at Bad, Bath and Beyond yesterday and am wearing them now. These are very bulky, even a bit heavy. The sections that separate the toes are thick and a bit uncomfortable. I didn't do the research before purchasing Pampered Toes, but now that I did my research. I think I will purchase YogaToes and return Pampered Toes. Just by comparing the pictures, YogaToes look lighter and less bulky. I think it might be worth the money. Either way, I am desperate to fix my toes! I bought Pampered Toes at Bad, Bath and Beyond yesterday and am wearing them now. These are very bulky, even a bit heavy. The sections that separate the toes are thick and a bit uncomfortable. I didn’t do the research before purchasing Pampered Toes, but now that I did my research. I think I will purchase YogaToes and return Pampered Toes. Just by comparing the pictures, YogaToes look lighter and less bulky. I think it might be worth the money. Either way, I am desperate to fix my toes!

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