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My sister is walks really fast, and she's always stubbing her toes on the furniture. A pair of steel-toed slippers for wearing around the house would solve this problem. The slippers would also need to have a cushiony coating on the outside to prevent dents in the furniture.
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Alternatively, tie a piece of elastic between her slippers (ever have those mittens?) - this will prevent her from striding about the place, and reduce her speed to one at which furniture is more easily evaded. |
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How is she on crack pavers and such? |
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I'm thinking a pair of contact lenses might help. |
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They get cold in the winter, too. Slippers are supposed to keep your feet warm. |
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They make lightweight composite toes for work boots that are supposedly as strong as steel. That would probably be a better way to go than steel, although for just preventing toe-stubbing, plastic (as mentioned by m-s-b) would be vastly cheaper and just as effective. |
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