ZenToes 6 Pack Gel Toe Cap and Protector - Cushions and Protects to Provide Relief from Missing or Ingrown Toenails, Corns, Blisters, Hammer Toes (Small, Black)

Works well for my corn between toes. It is soft, fits well with a little trimming because it was a little long. My toes no longer are irritated when I wear the gel toe cap.

These are great to put on your toe to stop rubbing. There easy to put on and stay on

I have an ingrown toenail removed, and needed something to protect it while healing. These work, but I had to really minimize the bandage to get it on.

I have narrow toes so I thought these might be too big. I purchased all small. I had to cut it down to make it shorter but it fits and it is comfortable. It helps to cushion the area.

I use these for my big toe provides cushion when I'm walking on the treadmill. They do not slip and provide some protection from my socks being too tight on my toe. They are really easy to put on.

Back in April, I did something stupid. My hands were full and the door that I needed to get through was 1) heavy and 2) not automated. In a rush, I braced myself and flung the door inward and open, a lot harder than I meant to, catching my left big toenail with the door along the way. The entire previously-perfectly-healthy nail came off cleanly in 1 solid piece. Honestly, it could have been a lot worse, but I still wouldn't recommend it. After 2 weeks of ointment and bandaging, the doctor said that the nailbed had healed up enough that I no longer needed to keep it bandaged. Yay! Having learned nothing from the accident itself, I'd continued wearing sandals for those 2 weeks and intended to keep wearing them...except that the nailbed area was still pretty wonky looking and scabbed over in one area. More than the appearance itself, I was concerned about dust, dirt, and other detritus working its way into some of the harder-to-clean crevices around the scabbed over area when I went for my daily lunchtime walk. I thought these might be a longer-lasting and less noticeable alternative to bandages... ...but they weren't. Yea, long story short, missing a toenail entirely, wearing one of these gel toe protectors over the affected toe, in sandals, didn't work out for walks. Sure, it kept the area clean, but it slipped constantly, gradually working its way up my toe, so that I'd have to stop and pull it back on. Obviously it got dirty, but it would only take a few days of wear before washing them off proved largely ineffective. Initially, the outside had a faintly flocked, velvety sort of texture to it, but daily washings did away with that in under a week, leaving behind a sticky, gummy surface that dust and dirt clung to horribly. I don't know, maybe I was asking too much of these things. But if you're looking for something to solve the same sort of problem, I'd suggest sticking with bandages for a bit longer.

Corn/callus between second and third toe. Best toe caps I have found. My toe has healed and continues to be protected with ZenToes. Highly recommend.

They work great for protecting a sore toe from bumps, but I wasn't able to get a sock on over them. They are bulky which is probably why they protect well but it also makes it impossible to wear them with anything other than house shoes. These are also sized bigger than others I've tried and if I bought them again I would order a smaller size.