Trail Toes: Phenomenal Ultra-Extreme, Anti-Friction Foot,2 oz

Trail toes works really well for me. I recently upped my walking to 5+ miles on weekdays and 10-15 mile hikes on the weekends, and the Trail Toes has help keep the blisters at bay. Is it a 100% solution? No. But it gets pretty darned close. I lay it on where friction had proved to be a problem on my longer hikes, and the problems have been much less severe - to nonexistent. The website says this was designed for extreme athletes, and that may well be the case, but it has been a lifesaver for me during my not-quite-extreme but decidedly more strenuous than usual fitness activities.

Great a preventing blisters and helping with hot spots.

used it on 6 Spartan races for a double trifecta. All over my feet and any areas that may chafe. It worked great in hot, wet and cold weather. I recommend it to anyone for long treks in the wood.

Trail toes is phenomenal! Ive used on multiple 10+ mile mud runs with no chafing or injury to my feet. Will never run the trail without this again. I use this in combination with toed running socks and the combination is perfect with open toe boxes for distance.

Ultra runner and Soldier here. Let me just start by saying, Im in pretty good shape, but a sporty lass, so there tends to be some rub when I am running where my sports bra contacts with my neck and arms. In the past I had rubbed myself raw on long events...then trail toes came into my life. It was a freaking godsend. So I started putting it where my bra chafed. Then I started using it on my feet during wet races. Then for ruck marches I put it everywhere that my ruck contacted. No blisters...not a one. In fact, I used it for my last 100 miler and didnt change my shoes or socks the whole time. Not one blister. So fast forward to my current deployment to the middle east. Things here are hot, sandy, and not really great for physical activity. Not a great place to have to do work let alone for someone who always wants to be outside stretching their legs. About a month ago I ordered another tub of this magical goop for a 26.2 mile ruck march. I had run out before a practice ruck a few weeks prior and came out a hot mess. My feet were tore up, and the worst part was all the sweat and dust had caused chafing right near my butt crack. Holy moly it was terrible. Getting in the shower was torture. I freaking screamed scarring half the base (okay, not half the base, but at least the gals in the showers near me). Talking to a battle buddy he had the same issue. Serious bum crack chafage. So I ordered more trail toes that day and prayed it would come in in time for the ruck. Being deployed things take a while to get here, so it was a close call. Well it came in the day before. I put it EVERYWHERE. Yes, in the offending area. He also did the same. Well, 26.2 miles later with a 40lb pack on my back everything was sore, but my bum crack was intact, and so was his. My feet were fine and dandy. Life was pretty good. Every day I thank my lucky stars for trail toes. It is a balm of the gods.

As advertised...I also use it when wearing new pair of heel.

I didnt get blisters while running until I started logging 14+ mile long runs while training for the Chicago Marathon. I panicked because I didnt have a lot of time to experiment. I read a review of Trail Toes on a popular running blog, made the purchase and was immediately hooked. I ran my first marathon in Chicago on October 12, 2014 and was blister free!

Ive used this on my feet for a trail ultra and a road marathon. I also take it backpacking. Works perfect and does not stain socks. also works on other parts of your body, like rug burn on an elbow or backpack strap chafing. I like that its waxy and not oily, and also does not smell funny.

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Use trail toes for all my distance running. Ive used it for several Spartan obstacle races and it has worked very well. Good at preventing foot blisters. I slather my feet in it. Also good at preventing chafing on thighs and chest. One jar last a super long time. I highly recommend it!