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Freetoes: Product Review

Freetoes Brand Inc

I am always envious of people who are able to take good ideas and turn them into a successful product or service.  If I do say so myself, I've had some pretty awesome million dollar ideas, but I've just never known what to do with them.

So its extra humbling to hear a story like this one.

Freetoes, these toeless socks were dreamt up by a little (Canadian) kid!  Ironically, I recently saw her on Dragon's Den (Canada's version of Shark Tank), so I was happy to review her product when the offer came.

I like them for around the house when I want something on my feet.  I often find regular socks make my feet too hot, but these are perfect. 

I don't wear flip flops or any shoe with a thong because I find them very uncomfortable, as does Little A, but Big A loves them, so she was thrilled to try out the kids' Freetoes we were sent.


They are also great for yoga and for pedicures. They come in a wide variety of colours and fun patterns and both Big A and I find them to be extremely soft and comfortable.  At $6.99/pair they are very affordable and you can buy them online.

Disclosure: We were sent complimentary pairs of Freetoes but all opinions on this blog are our own.

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