Orthopedic device used after undergoing double surgery for right foot hallux valgus and right foot hammertoe. The hospital I was admitted to had a doctor who was also the chairman of the national foot society at the time, so the hospital had a system where they custom-made orthopedic devices under the doctor's supervision. I started walking with this device on the second day after the surgery. The design prevents the toes of the operated foot from touching the ground. (It's designed to shift the center of gravity backward). I didn't wear anything on my unoperated foot, so I learned how to balance during rehabilitation and mastered it quickly. It's custom-made, but it's a Velcro type and designed to prevent any pressure on the toes, so it fits people with a size around 26cm. I wore socks and used it only indoors (only during the two weeks of rehabilitation in the hospital, and about three days indoors after discharge, and only about twice for outpatient visits. It's clean because I also used foot covers when walking in the hallways during rehabilitation in the hospital.) After being discharged, I wore it at home for a few days, but I taught myself to walk without putting any pressure on my toes even indoors, and I walked barefoot (which is actually not recommended). Since I covered my feet with foot covers when going out, this device is very clean. Recently, I sold the foot covers, and I thought there might be someone out there like Cinderella who needs this, so I'm listing it. The amount I actually paid with insurance coverage was about 15,000 yen. I recommend it to those who are in a similar condition with their right foot and are about to have surgery, or those who are told to prepare their own over-the-counter orthopedic devices, and if their foot size fits. My foot size is 26cm, and I had 3E width when I had hallux valgus. It looks like there's a lot of space at the tip in the photos, but it seems to be designed this way to protect the foot due to swelling after surgery and pain from the surgical wound when touched. It has Velcro straps in three places. The stitching on the first Velcro strap came undone from the time of purchase, so I've secured it with a safety pin. During my hospitalization, the people wearing this device had undergone surgery on their toes for hallux valgus, hammertoe, and tailor's bunion. The part that touches the sole of the foot is made of cork-like material and has cushioning. ◉ Shipping via Yu-Yu Mercari. ◉ No claims, no returns, please.