Stedi Pedi Review

Stedi Pedi box

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Reaching your toes and keeping them stable for a pedicure can sometimes be a challenge.

You have to rest your heel on an end table, toes in the air, making sure to keep them perfectly still, or prop your foot up on the edge of a bed, with your toes pressed against your mattress, risking getting nail polish on the sheets.

Both of these at home pedicure methods are somewhat wobbly and can lead to more mistakes. 

That’s why I was happy when a friend offered me a Stedi Pedi that Amazon sent him accidentally when he ordered a pair of binoculars. Amazon customer service told him to keep the Stedi Pedi to give as a gift and then sent the binoculars, and this is how I ended up trying it out. The Stedi Pedi adds to the ease of giving yourself a pedicure and reduces painting errors. It’s a pedicure tool you can use to give yourself easy at home pedicures. 

It is an angled painting easel you can place your entire foot on to paint your toes using an included detail light. Your toes remain stationary throughout the process and you can easily see what you’re doing.

The Stedi Pedi is an all-in-one system, as the case is the easel and it comes with its own light.

You simply open it by pressing down the white lever on the side of the box and pull up on the blue part of the case.

Stedi Pedi back of box

Stedi Pedi box opening instructions

Stedi Pedi opened and showing inside of product

To use it:

Add 3 AA batteries (not included) to the battery pack under the foot pedestal. Plug in and turn on the light with the switch on the black battery box. Push the foot pedestal up until it clicks into place and pull out the optional blue extender for balance.

Insert the back portion of the Stedi Pedi (the foamed base) in between a mattress and box spring (shown below). Push the Stedi Pedi all the way in until the joint of the case is flush with the mattress.

You can also use it by placing it in between a couch cushion and the base of the couch.

To use it while sitting on a wooden chair, the Stedi Pedi comes with 4 rubber feet to add to the bottom of the foamed base for stability. Simply sit on top of a folded towel over the back portion of the Stedi Pedi.

Here is the Stedi Pedi under a mattress: 

Stedi Pedi in use example

Once your Stedi Pedi is set up, place your foot on the pedestal and begin painting. My favorite way to use it is for giving myself a pedicure while watching my favorite evening shows. 

All in all, I’m grateful for it. The Stedi Pedi is a handy tool for mistake-free pedicures in the comfort of home.

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