Comfortable, Wider-Sitting Toes in Weeks With Sized Hard Silicone
Without Surgery, Costly Podiatrist Visits, or Bulky Night Splints
- Take pressure off the joint
- Restore natural toe alignment
- Strengthen the foot's muscles
- Restore circulation
Real feet. Real difference.
About 5 weeks in now and honestly the biggest thing is I just don't think about my feet as much anymore. I used to notice the aching pretty much every afternoon, then I realised I hadn't thought about them once all day. They're obviously not magically fixed or anything but they just feel a lot better, which I'm really happy with
These are the first ones that have actually fit my small feet properly. I got the small and they actually stay put, unlike the others I’ve tried. I usually wear them with toe socks and my Vivobarefoot shoes now which has been a really good combo.
I’m on my feet most of the day for work and by about 3pm my bunion would normally be aching enough that I’d take ibuprofen and just push through. Been wearing these for a few weeks now and I can actually get through the whole day without thinking about it as much. Still aches a little sometimes but nowhere near what it used to
I bought these because I’d pretty much convinced myself surgery was where this was all heading eventually. I know a spacer isn’t going to magically make a bunion disappear, but I hated feeling like I was just waiting for it to get worse. At least now I feel like I’m actually doing something about it, and so far I’m really glad I tried them.
Bit of a weird one but I actually bought sandals this summer 😂 I’ve hidden my feet for years and would always wear closed shoes even at the beach. My bunion is still there obviously, but I’m nowhere near as self conscious about it anymore. That alone has made these worth it for me.
What two months look like
The pressure on the bump eases. For the first time in a while, your toes aren't fighting for space.
The small irritations that had become normal start to fade. Less aching after standing. Less urgency to kick shoes off.
The most common thing customers describe. A shift ends and they realise they hadn't thought about their feet once.
Not a cure — but real, visible progress. The kind that makes you think: why didn't I start this earlier.
Why Alyyne works
when others don't.
| Alyyne | Gel Spacers | Bunion Splint | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Sized to your foot | |||
| Holds natural alignment | |||
| All day correction | |||
| Wearable in your shoes | |||
| Separates all five toes |
Before you order
Toe spacers don't fail because the idea is wrong. They fail because you can't stand wearing them.
Most gel spacers aren't shaped to a foot. They're an estimate — force the toes as far apart as they'll go. Which is why they become unbearable after a few hours.
Alyyne is shaped to the anatomy of the foot and made in three sizes, so it fits yours instead of an average. It stays in. And staying in is what holds your toes in their natural alignment for the hours that matter most.
Yes — most everyday shoes are fine. Runners, flats, boots, work shoes.
The more room a shoe has across the toe box, the further your toes can splay, and the more the spacer gives you. So if you've got a roomier pair, start there.
The only ones to avoid are heels and anything pointed. There isn't room in those for your toes, let alone a spacer.
Pain relief is the best-evidence backed outcome of wearing Alyyne.
Bunion pain has more than one source, and two of them are mechanical. The first is the big toe pressed hard against the second: the crowding, the corns between the toes, the second toe riding up over it. The second is the joint itself, held off-axis all day by that inward push.
Both respond to space. Holding the toes in their natural alignment eases both while they're in, and that's the part you notice on the first wear.
You measure once, and it takes about thirty seconds.
Measure web to web across the base of your toes, then match the number to S, M or L in the size guide. Shoe size works as a fallback if you haven't got a ruler handy, but the measurement is the accurate one. Forefoot width and shoe size are not the same thing.
And if it turns out wrong, the 90 day guarantee covers it.
Partly, yes. What runs in families is foot morphology: forefoot width, how the joints are oriented, how much laxity there is in the ligaments.
That is a susceptibility, not a verdict. No one is born with a bunion, including the children of people who have severe ones, and identical twins develop different severity.
What supplies the force is footwear. Almost every shoe is sold by length alone. The width is decided by the last it was built on, and that shape was chosen to look right, not to match a foot. The human foot is widest at the toes. Very few shoes are.
The inherited part is not the part you can act on. Holding the toes apart acts on the same joint either way.
Clinicians assess a bunion by whether it still reduces, meaning whether the toe can be moved back toward its natural position by hand. A severe one often won't: the joint has stiffened around the position it sits in, so realignment over time is not what to expect.
What Alyyne still does is splay the toes, which takes pressure off the joint. That is where the relief comes from.
Orders ship within 1 to 2 business days, and most arrive within 5 to 9 business days with tracking.
If they are not working for you, you have 90 days from delivery for a full refund. That is deliberately long: it takes a few weeks of consistent wear before you can judge it properly.
Save 26%on two sets
One lives by the bed, one lives with your shoes.
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Wider-Sitting Toes Without SurgeryPressure comes off the joint from the first wear
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Sized to Fit Your Foot, Not an AverageS, M and L, off one measurement
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Wearable in Everyday ShoesThe more room across the toe box, the better