Do you have evolution toe?

I don't know what evolution toe means, but that foot looks freakishly hideous.

I'm the opposite, my big toe out sizes the others three to one.

Yes and since I wear size 13 it's more like a finger

Yes I do! What do I win?

Why yes, and I am PROUD of mine!

Have it, hate it.

I do. Traditionally it used to be called 'Greek Foot' because in Ancient Greece it was considered highly desirable and a sign of great attractiveness and wisdom! Look at old statues, the ancient Greek statues often have this kind of toe.

What's the big deal about evolution toe? It's not particularly unattractive. On the other hand, the feet of dancers and women who perpetually wear high heels look like death. Their feet are gnarly and deformed, absolutely hideous.

Yes, however it's only slightly longer than my big toe.

Nope!

I would think webbed toes were evolution toes.

Women who have a longer second toe are suppose to be the dominent one in a relationship.

Yes.

Saadly, I have evolution cock.

They call me lobster toes because I have a grip of steel in my toes. I can pinch the very life out of you! I rarely use my powers, and never for evil ends.

But my feet are much nicer than those strange things in your photo, OP.

[quote] women who perpetually wear high heels look like death. Their feet are gnarly and deformed, absolutely hideous.

Most women who have gnarled feet have it because they have hereditary osteoarthritis, not because they wear high heels. Women in parts of the world where high heels are never worn get these gnarled toes as they age simply because of arthritis.

Men get them too. They just don't give a shit what their feet look like, don't wear sandals after a certain age and don't mind buying a shoe with a bigger toe box. Women have difficulty finding shoes with a bigger toe box because shoe manufacturers are all about style when it comes to designing women's shoes.

Can anybody post pics of their evolution toe?

Evolution feets pics please.

I have a pencil-dial toe.

Lol..

Anybody here have one evolution toe and the other normal toe?

After I read WIkipedia I became convinced I have this. In fact, my foot arc peaks on the third toe, not the second. I think this means I am a satyr!

Can you have it chiseled down?

The Statue of Liberty has Morton's toe.

R22, there is surgery, but usually only done if you have a lot of pain.

I wonder if chiseling down your ET will become vogue.

Almost all hot guys have it.

Post pics of hot guys with evolution toe!

No, my feet are normal. :p

Wow, there are so many evolved people in this site.

This guy has evolution toe.

Hot guy, ET.

Andy Roddick has evolution toe.

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I do and I don't like it. It's not a big deal in the huge scope of things (ie, i bet the kid in r33 would kill for my stupid toes) but im self consious about it. I hate the way it makes my feet look, with the big toe being so much stubbier than the second toe. I don't wear sandals or flip flops out.

It did cause enough of a problem that I had to get part of the toenails removed on each evolution toe b/c they would push up against the sides of my shoes and cause ingrown toenails. Anyone else have that problem?

You could have it sawed down R34. I think there a procedure to fix your evolution toe. It's causing you lots of grief.

I do, but only slightly longer than the big toe. My pinky toe is tiny, less than half the size of the toe next to it. I'm female and have found it easy to wear pointy shoes.

As others have said, it's known as Greek toe or Morton's toe and is so common as to be now considered just another type of foot shape. If it's a pronounced difference it can cause musculoskeletal problems due to pronation, with lower back pain being very common. You can get prosthetics that fit under the toe to straighten out the pronation. It can be problematic but most docs will tell you to get an inexpensive prosthetic instead of risky surgery if it can be avoided. Basically if it's not causing you pain leave it alone. It's normal.

I have it (which is how I know more about it than anyone should) and when I was a kid my great aunt Rina took me to the doctor, without my parents knowledge, to "get that bad luck fixed". Crazy old bat said it was a sign of witchcraft and would bring me bad luck and she wanted the doctor to cut it back to line up with the rest. Doctor called my parents and told them I wasn't to be left alone with Rina babysitting anymore. Anyone ever hear of the witchcraft thing? She's the only source I have and even on a good day there are park bench mutterers with a better grasp of reality.

I don't have them and they kind of gross me out on others. Especially if the "evolution" toe is so long it becomes a hammer toe.

Is it normal or Early human?

Normal R39

Evolution toe is not about having a long second toe! It's about having an opposable big toe like an opposable thumb. Look at the picture. Monkeys have this and use their opposable big toe to grab onto trees.

You're wrong, R41.

I've heard it referred to as "Celtic Toe", as people with Celtic / British Isles ancestry seem to have it. My second, third AND fourth toe are all the same length and longer then my big toe, which is kind of short and stubby. My pinky toes are almost non-existent.

Will evolution toe ultimate go extinct along with wisdom teeth?

Ultimately

R38 that isn't it. If the second toe in that pic was straightened out it wouldn't be longer than the big toe.

Evolution toe is when your flicking people off with your feet.

Hallux valgus, Hallux rigidus, Hallux Limitus. It one or the other. In any case it's arthritis. That's why you see so few young people with feet like this. It happens after normal foot wear and tear.

The idea is that the best human gait is with the weight falling on the outside of the foot using the big toe which is comparatively big and muscular for pushing off. But that people evolved from animals which lived in trees and had an opposable toe. And it's true with my arc not maxing out at the big toe but between 2 and 3 I have developed huge callouses just beneath them, presumably from taking my weight. But it didn't make me bowlegged or anything like that.

Bump for evolution toe pics.

I don't know any short people with evolution toe. Did I make that up?

More ET please.

Must've imagined it r51 because there are several shorties (5' - 5'5") in my family who have it.

Bump in honor of pointing with you index toe.

Can you give people the evolution toe?

Hot guys with ET

R55 Nice :)

The proper term for the second toe being longer than the great toe is Morton's Toe. Its really common, and usually not a problem. I have a foot fetish, and think its kinda sexy. the pic in OP is nasty looking because of the bunyon...the great toe leaning in toward the other toes...bunyons can be fixed, surgically, and should...they generally just keep getting worse.

[quote]Evolution toe is not about having a long second toe! It's about having an opposable big toe like an opposable thumb. Look at the picture. Monkeys have this and use their opposable big toe to grab onto trees.

Is that what my grandfather was referring to when mentioning "nigger toes?"

What’s the opposite of evolution toe? I’ve seen guys whose second toe is the shortest of all the toes. It’s like that one toe was stunted in growth. What causes that?