Morton’s Extension Orthotic, Carbon Fiber Insole 1 PC Rigid Recovery Shoe Insert Plate for Men Women Morton's Toe, Turf Toe, Hallux Limitus, Hallux Rigidus, Arthritis, Broken Big Toe, 235 mm

I remember paying a fortune for something like this from my podiatrist years ago. Over time, I thought I didn’t need it and I tossed it. Well, I needed it and then I looked on Amazon and this was a bargain. It works great.

It's hard to really dock Stars off of such a specific product. This may help some people with a broken toe in recovery I don't really know. I got this for movement pain in the toe and ball of my foot, thinking it would help stabilize my big toe more in the shoe. It doesn't really feel any different. I took a shot, but that was a failure. Overall I found this pretty uncomfortable in my shoe. I think it may be better if it was not cut off under the rest of the foot. It is pretty stiff, but the difference in what is under the big toe vs what is under the rest of the toe I found too uncomfortable. I don't think I was using this as it suggests, so not sure I can dock too many stars.

broke my big stinky toe and used this for about 2 weeks you only get one remember but its all I needed not sure if it helped but I healed up fine after 2 weeks.

My podiatrist recommended this type of insert to stiffen shoes and help manage Hallux limitus. This one was more affordable than many, is true to size, and does help.

Doctor recommended… but the size wasn’t right. I am 6 1/2 the one I received was too small. The next size it’s bigger won’t fit my shoe & because the material it’s hard, won’t adapt the shoe correctly.

Purchased this for my child that had suffered a turf toe injury. Worked great!

I have Hallux Limitus in the early stages in my right great toe and that had begun to impact my workouts, particularly running. My toe would become very sore after a run. I read about various way of dealing with this and came across the Morton's Extension. This device prevents your great toe from bending as much during walking or running to prevent Hallux Limitus flareups. While I've not run with this yet, the fitness walking I've done seems to indicate this will work for me.The insole is a very rigid piece of carbon fiber that covers your foot from the heel to just behind the ball of your foot, then extends all the way forward to the end of your great toe, leaving the other toes free to function as normal.I put it in my Brooks and found that it changed the fit only slightly. After a while, you forget it's there. There is a noticeable difference in the flexibility of that foot but, again, once you get used to it, you don't really think about it. They key is to remove the existing insoles and put the carbon fiber underneath. Just be sure you order the correct size as these inserts are not flexible. If you get something too big for your shoe, you might not get it to fit. I wear a men's 9.5 and the insert sized for a men's 9.5 - 10 worked well for me.I'm hoping this will allow me to continue to walk and hike and maybe even run, without pain. Time will tell but so far on for the walking, it seems to be doing that.

These carbon fiber insoles are useful if you have had a finger injury or to help you as support they are easy to accommodate