What Our Customers Are Saying

“Dear Michael: I’m sitting here in Santiago, Spain, wearing the sandals you sold me. Over 800 miles in 28 straight days and my feet were never a problem! I’ve seen hundreds (thousands?) of other people out here this month and only saw two other pairs of sandals – they’re all in big heavy hot hiking boots. MANY people have commented on my sandals and asked about them. One person even took my photo because...”
-Anne C.

Hammer toes

A hammer toe is a deformity of the second, third and forth toes. The toe is bent at the middle joint so that it resembles a hammer. Corns and calluses often form at the top of the middle joint of a hammer toe from friction between the raised joint and the footwear.

Treatment includes footwear with high toe boxes to accommodate the height of the hammer toe, hammer toe crests and hammer toe splints.