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The Pedifix Metatarsal Shoe Cushions are durable foam pads that place directly inside footwear to instantly absorb shock and reduce pressure on the ball-of-foot area. The adhesive-backed design keeps the cushions securely in place, helps prevent callus formation, and stops feet from sliding forward in the shoe during activity. Particularly effective in thin-soled footwear where factory insoles provide minimal cushioning. One size fits most. Sold as a pair.
Individuals experiencing ball-of-foot pain, metatarsalgia, or forefoot pressure from daily standing and walking will benefit from the immediate shock absorption and pressure relief these cushions provide inside everyday footwear. Those who wear thin-soled shoes — such as flats, dress shoes, or minimalist footwear — will find the added cushioning layer particularly effective at reducing forefoot discomfort throughout the day. People prone to forefoot calluses from repetitive pressure will appreciate the adhesive-backed design that keeps the pad in the correct position to offload the metatarsal heads consistently. The one-size-fits-most format also makes these a convenient, low-cost option for patients who need a quick forefoot cushioning solution without a custom fitting.
Where do I place these cushions in my shoe?
Place the cushions inside the shoe just behind the ball of the foot, proximal to the metatarsal heads, so they support and offload the forefoot during walking. The adhesive backing holds them in position once placed correctly.
Can these be moved between shoes?
The adhesive backing is designed to keep the cushions in place inside a single pair of shoes. Repeated removal and reapplication may reduce adhesion. For use in multiple pairs of footwear, consider purchasing additional pairs.
Will these fit in all shoe types?
These cushions are one size fits most and are designed to fit inside most standard footwear. They are particularly effective in thin-soled shoes where additional cushioning is most needed. Shoes with very narrow or shallow toe boxes may not accommodate the added thickness comfortably.
How long do these cushions last?
Longevity depends on frequency of use and activity level. Replace when the foam becomes compressed, loses its cushioning, or the adhesive no longer holds securely.