Pedifix Foam Toe Cushions, One Size, Trimmable, Pair

Pedifix Foam Toe Cushions use extra-soft foam to divide toes and absorb pressure and friction around corns, hammer toes, and other toe irritations. They can be worn on top of, under, or between two, three, or all toes, and can be trimmed with scissors for a more customized fit. One size fits most, and each package includes a pair.

Key Features

• Extra-soft foam cushions toes against pressure and friction
• Protects toe tops and tips from shoe pressure and irritation
• Supports bent-under hammer toes
• Can be worn on top of, under, or between toes
• Scissor-trimmable for a customized fit
• One size fits most
• Sold as a pair

Specifications

• Brand: Pedifix
• Product: Foam Toe Cushions
• Material: Foam
• Size: One size fits most
• Fit: Scissor-trimmable
• Quantity: Pair
• SKU: P83
• UPC: 92437818303
• Country of origin: China

Ideal For

Pedifix Foam Toe Cushions are suited to individuals with corns on the tops or tips of the toes who experience irritation from shoe pressure. People with hammer toes, toe crowding, or overlapping toes can use the soft foam to help reduce friction during daily wear. The versatile placement options allow the cushion to sit wherever pressure or rubbing occurs, including between toes or over a toe joint. Customers who want a customizable toe cushion can trim the foam with scissors to better match their toe size and shape.

Frequently Asked Questions

How do I trim the cushion to fit?
Use scissors to trim the foam cushion to the desired size and shape before applying. Trim gradually and test the fit between cuts so you do not remove too much material.

How do I keep the cushion in place?
The cushion can be held in place by the pressure of the toe against the shoe or adjacent toes. Toe tape can be used if additional security is needed.

Can these be used during pedicures?
Yes. The foam toe cushions can be used as toe separators during a pedicure to keep toes apart while polish dries.

Are these reusable?
They can be reused for a period of time, but should be replaced when they become compressed, soiled, or no longer provide adequate cushioning.