Pedifix Metatarsal Shoe Cushions, One Size, Pair

Pedifix Metatarsal Shoe Cushions are foam pads that sit inside footwear to absorb shock and reduce pressure beneath the ball of the foot. The adhesive backing helps keep each cushion securely in place, while the low-profile design adds cushioning in thin-soled shoes where standard insoles provide less protection. One size fits most, and each package includes a pair.

Key Features

• Foam construction absorbs shock under the forefoot
• Helps reduce pressure on the ball-of-foot area
• Adhesive backing helps keep cushions in place inside footwear
• Helps protect against repetitive forefoot pressure
• Useful in thin-soled footwear that needs additional cushioning
• One size fits most
• Sold as a pair

Specifications

• Brand: Pedifix
• Product: Metatarsal Shoe Cushions
• Size: One size fits most
• Material: Foam
• Backing: Adhesive
• Quantity: Pair
• SKU: P90
• UPC: 92437819003
• Country of origin: China

Ideal For

Pedifix Metatarsal Shoe Cushions are suited to people who need added cushioning beneath the ball of the foot during daily standing and walking. They are especially practical in thin-soled flats, dress shoes, or minimalist footwear where the existing insole provides limited cushioning. The adhesive-backed design helps keep each pad positioned inside the shoe during activity. The one-size-fits-most pair offers a simple option for customers who want additional forefoot cushioning without a custom fitting.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where do I place these cushions in my shoe?
Place each cushion inside the shoe just behind the ball of the foot so it supports the forefoot during walking. The adhesive backing helps hold it in position once placed.

Can these cushions be moved between shoes?
They are designed to stay in place inside one pair of shoes. Repeated removal and reapplication may reduce adhesion, so consider purchasing additional pairs for multiple pairs of footwear.

Will these fit in all shoe types?
They are one size fits most and are designed for most standard footwear. Very narrow or shallow toe boxes may not accommodate the added thickness comfortably.

How long do the cushions last?
Longevity depends on use and activity. Replace them when the foam becomes compressed, loses cushioning, or the adhesive no longer holds securely.