Hallux Limitus - X1 GoBlade #7671 RTL

5/2/18
CLIENT: Steven L./San Francisco, CA
INJURY: Hallux Limitus with Bone Spur
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade RTL Model
http://indianabrace.com/clydesx1bladewithreversemortonsextensionfunctionalhalluxlimitusrigidlyplantarflexed1straysesamoiditis.aspx
SPORT: ADL
Call or Text Clyde 317.445.1475
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Hallux Limitus: Clyde's Famous X1 GoBlade #7470 to Sheila in Cincinnati, OH

Order Taken: WebSite Order 5/18/17 -Shipped 5/19/17 USPS Priority Mail

Sheila's X1 Blade #7470

PA: Sheila S.(son)/Cincinnati, OH
RX: Clyde's X1 GoBlade for Great Toe Pain - Left
DX: Growth Plate Pain - Left Great Toe
ICD-10-CM Billing Code : S92.302A
Plan: Fabricate all composite X1 GoBlade #7470
men's size 8 left with StifFlex midfoot for unrestricted ankle motion during normal walking. Create .06" great toe and heel relief pockets. Maintain rocker shape forefoot for natural toe off. Pad heel with1/8" perf plastizote for heel strike relief to prevent plantar fasciitis. Cover great toe relief zone with ShearBan to prevent blistering during
running activity. Specs: thickness and weight of X1 GoBlade #7470 - (1/25") thin - .9298 oz light
Style: RTLDEEPF126LX1
Country of Origin: USA / Indianapolis, IN
Sport: community ambulator
Comments: Clyde - My son's podiatrist advised I call you about his great toe pain. Thanks for your help. Sheila/Cincinnati, OH
Website: www.indianabrace.com
Blog: braceblogger.blogspot.com
Contact: Call: 800-253-6217 Text: 317-445-1475 Email: clyde.peach@gmail.com
Practitioner: Clyde Peach, CO - ABC Certified Orthotist #1321
American Board for Certification in Orthotics & Prosthetics

Hallux Limitus / X1 GoBlade RTL Model / ADL

www.indianabrace.com - Call Clyde 1-800-253-6217

X1 Blade #7328 - Hallux Limitus / Naples, FL

Published on Nov 21, 2016

11/16/16
Kathleen D./NaplesFL
Injury: Hallux Limitus w/bone spur
Sport: ADL
Model: RTL
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Gary Reviews X1 Blade for His Hallux Liimitus

Hi Clyde, 

I have been using the X1 RTL Blade about two and one half weeks for the treatment of

Hallux limitus in my right foot, and as of now I can take my shoe off and on without any pain. 

Per your instruction I'll use the blade for another three and one half weeks for a total of six weeks. 

Hopefully, at that time I can start running again. When I do start running I'll probably get another blade that will be dedicated to my running shoes. Question to you--Should my running blade have more reinforcement under the affected toe? 

Thanks for the great product and your professional advice. 

From a very active 73 year old---Runner and Biker Gary Z.----Minnesota 
   

Gary,

Great to hear you are getting relief from your X1 Blade.

My advice would be to stick with the RTL X1 Blade when you get back into running.

Clyde

Pensacola, FL - George Orders an X1 Blade RTL Model

New Order (#3779) Hallux Limitus Insert

www.indianabrace.com	May 15 (9 days ago)

You have received a new order.

Order Confirmation

Thank you for your order, george t mcxxxxxx. Your order number is: 3779 Date of order: 5/15/2013 10:32 PM Shipping Method: USPS Priority Mail Payment Method: PayPal Express Checkout
Ship To george t mcxxxxxx XXXX N Davis Hwy Pensacola, FL 32504 United States
Additional Information Diagnosis: hallux limitus
Product Information
Product Name Part No. Quantity Item Price Total Price Clyde's X1 Blade RTL for the Treatment of Hallux Limitus or Rigidus with Bone Spurs and Sesamoiditis Foot: Left Size: Women's 11 Men's 10 / 27 CM What is your injury?:   Hallux Limitus w/ no bone spurs I acknowledge and agree to the terms and conditions of Indiana Brace's Sales and Refund Policy.: Yes TL-501HL 1 $129.50 $129.50 Subtotal: $129.50 Shipping: $6.00 Tax: $0.00

Do I Need Two X1 Blades for Balance?

Contact Name: George Phone: (913) XXX-XXXX Email Address: geo_xxxx@yahoo.com Comments or Questions: 

 

1. I'm a bit confused - I have somewhat limited range of motion and pain in right big toe (hallus limitus?), but your "runner" appears to handle rigidus and turf toe (for golf) while the model for limitus is MORE expensive for a less severe condition? 

 

2. Does it make sense to have the Blades in both right and left, although I haven't developed the issue with my left hallux? 

 

 

Hello George -

Thanks for the questions.

The X1 Blade RTL model was made for people who have hallux rigidus or limitus with bone spurs.

There X1 Blade is so thin that there is no need for two - just one - for the affected great toe. I have had a few serious runners who order a pair because of a gait issue vs. balance.

Thanks, hope that answers your questions.

Clyde

X1 Blade to NYC / MTP effusion / running

Order Confirmation

Thank you for your order, Mxxxx McXxxxxx. Your order number is: 3618 Date of order: 3/26/2013 10:15 AM Shipping Method: USPS Priority Mail Payment Method: Credit card payment
Ship To New York, NY 10021 United States
Additional Information Diagnosis: MTP Effusion
Product Information
Product Name Part No. Quantity Item Price Total Price CLYDE'S REMARKABLE X1 BLADES -TURF TOE / HALLUX RIGIDUS DESIGN Foot: Left Model: "Runner" Moderate Activity (running, tennis, golf) Size / CM: Women's 9 Men's 8 Diagnosis:: Hallux Rigidus How Will You Be Using Your X1 Blade?: Running TL-501-26-H-L 1 $99.95 $99.95 Subtotal: $99.95 Shipping: $6.00 Tax: $0.00 Order Total: $105.95

Interesting Question from Hallux Rigidus Sufferer

Contact Name: aisha Phone: 217XXXXXXX Email Address: axxxxxxxxxh@hotmail.com Comments or Questions: Hello, I am somewhat confused by the hallux limitus/rigidus definitions (they seem to be used differently depending on if an ortho. surgeon or a DPM uses it). I have seen both and although I still have some ROM in my big toe(s), I also have arthritis and bone spurs on top of the big toe joints. 1.) Dr. told me to get a carbon sole. I delayed this because of my workouts (dance/fencing/weights, etc.) I am very ative, but now in pain, too. So I am unsure which one to order, and also, how to choose the size. I wear a 9/5-10 or 40, 41 in shoes,but my insoles measure between 10.25-10/50 inches. I have used numerous kinds of orthotics;the last one was a heavy duty full on orthotic w/Morton's extension-I wore it for 2 yrs. but it became too painful. I am buying a lot of shoes, looking for stiff soles, but my hope now is to find an insert that will remove having to live in huge clogs. I hope to call you tomorrow. Thank you! best, Aisha Lamb Sobh

I suggest due to the bone spur my X1 Blade with Reverse Morton's modification women's size 9. It should fit into any of your shoes and give you relief from your hallux limitus/rigidus during your workouts. If it dosen't send back for a full refund. Clyde

X1 Blade to: Crown Point, IN / hallux limitus

3/13/13

Crown Point, IN 46307-5062

Product Name	Part No.	Mfg. Part No.	Quantity	Item Price	Total Price
Clyde's X1 Blade with Reverse Morton's Extension for the Treatment of Hallux Limitus, Hallux Rigidus with Bone Spur, or Sesamoiditis Foot: Right Size: Women's 13 Men's 12 / 29 CM What is your injury?: Hallux Limitus w/ bone spurs	TL-501HL		1	$129.50	$129.50

Trying to Avoid Great Toe Surgery - Australia

Contact Name: Meredith Cxxxxxx Phone: 02............ Email Address: m...........n5@hotmail.com Comments or Questions: Hi I am from Australia and am thinking about ordering your product for hallux limitus. I just want to check with you before ordering to make sure doing so would be worthwhile. I have been having considerable issues with my right toe for about a year now. I have been to a podiatrist who has made me orthotic inserts for my shoes but have had little benefit from them. I have been told the next step is surgery which I am understandably not keen on. I have also had considerable problems with plantar facitis in both feet since the toe pain started which I suspect is related to the toe problem because of subtle changes in my gait. I currently wear a womens US 10 b fitting in the BRooks Addiction 10 model running shoe. I don't run, these are just for daily wear, walking and to wear to the gym. This brooks shoe is the only shoe that appears to fit my skinny foot that provides the support I need. I was told to go for a shoe like this because I have a high arch and need a shoe to guard against pronation. I guess what I really want to know is how your orthotic would differ from my current one and whether you think ordering to try it is worthwhile. Thanks Meredith

Dear Meredith - I woud suggest you try my Reverse Morton's style. It should help relieve the hallux limitus pain and help you avoid having surgery for right now. Clyde

Hallux Limitus Great Right Toe - Product Selection

From: alex hxxxxxxe <axxxxx@yahoo.com>
Date: March 4, 2013, 11:26:43 AM EST
To: "clydepeachllc@gmail.com" <clydepeachllc@gmail.com>
Subject: product selection
Reply-To: alex h..... <axxxxx@yahoo.com>

Dear Dr. Peach:

I have hallux limitus on right great toe - early stage arthritis and have a bone spur on the top

of the second met  on the same foot.  I experience discomfort in big toe joint - looks like

beginning of bunion.  The bone spur on the top of the second met (podiatrist said I must 

have injured it at some point) causes pain and discomfort when toes are flexed upward, during

running, push ups, etc.

X-rays showed only slight beginning of early stage arthritis on left big toe.  No bone spurs, etc.

I am 56, 5'8" and 155 lbs.  Until recently, was running 5-7 miles a day.  Now, due to

foot/toe limitations, I am doing plyometrics, cardio programs 40 minutes a day on soft

surfaces and in heavily cushioned, stiff shoes.

Which product should I consider for conditions in right foot?  Would like to get

back to running, if possible.

Thanks

Alex 

 

 

I would try the Reverse Morton X1 Blade  Alex - Clyde

Clyde's X1 Blade - Great Toe Pain Gone!

Clyde,

  Here are the comments we discussed.

  I recently ran the Chicago Marathon and my Hallux Limitus pain (big toe joint pain) was worse than ever. When it was time to get back to running the pain was still there and I could not go more than a couple miles without enduring a lot of pain.

  I stumbled across your insert on the internet and ordered one for the left foot (the worse of the two). I received the insert promptly and was anxious to try it out.

  I ran 8 miles with it today and have NO TOE PAIN!!!


  I am huge believer in your product and am ordering one for the right foot as well. It is worth every penny. I was worried that I was going to not be able to run anymore.

  Thank you for making this amazing product.

 Sincerely, Jason

X1 Blades Take Up Less Room in a Shoe

Question - Tue, Aug 7, 2012 at 6:56 AM, <3174451475@mms.att.net> wrote:

Contact Name: Phil G. Phone: 210 XXX 4841 Email Address: 86XXXXXX@gmail.com Comments or Questions: i have hallux limitus. I use stiff carbon inserts under my running shoe insoles that work pretty well but they take up too much space in my dress shoes that I wear every day, plus, they require an insole to cover them up which uses more space. Do your X1's require an insole to cover them? Do you find that they require a larger shoe size to avoid painful pressure on the toe joint?

Answer from Clyde

Dear Mr. Green -

The X1 Blades are less stiff and very thin  requiring much less space in a shoe than do regular carbon fiber plates. You can walk directly on the top of the X1 Blades without top cover for normal walking, because of the Blades smooth upper surface. Depending on the shoes upper depth and last  it is not normally necessary to move into a larger shoe size to accommodate an X1 Blade. Thank for your question. Clyde