So, I’m a noob “BFR” and already frustrated. I’m 56 years old 5’8” 150lb. man in good physical health that has never had any “problems” with his feet. I have, however, mangled my feet with over 40 years of running shoes, ice hockey skates, ski/snowboarding boots amongst other bad encasements. So, I have bunions, high arch and crooked toes. A couple of months ago I decided strengthening my feet would be a good thing. So for a month I was close to 100% barefoot while just mulling around and doing some foot exercises. One thing lead to another and I purchased Correct Toes, Lems Primal 2’s and Xero Huaraches. Introducing them into my life very gradually I was totally hooked on the notion that I could fix my years of abuse. Most of the time I was just wearing the CT’s barefoot while mulling around then two or three days per week in my Lems on and off throughout the day. I was also wearing the CT’s with my Huaraches while commuting to work on my bicycle three days per week. I would run in the Huaraches without the CT’s three days a week starting with a couple hundred yards and up to my last distance of two miles. My feet were starting to have some “sensations” the next morning after a run but would subside immediately after walking around a bit. Then things went south. A couple of weeks ago I was doing some body weight exercises barefoot with the CT’s on. Some of the exercises had me lunging into the air. Thus, coming down pretty hard even though I felt the impact was being adequately absorbed. This didn’t seem to cause any strange affects until the next morning. Ever since that day my left fourth toe and sometimes the foot to the outer edge gets numb and makes using the CT’s with my Lems annoying. There is absolutely no pain what so ever just numbness. I’ve since stopped the entire process since I don’t want to mess with nerve issues in my feet. Do you think I merely pinched a nerve in my toe with the CT’s while coming down from lunging and it will just take time to calm down? Or, do you think there is something more going on here? Sorry for the winded introduction and complaint.