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Give the ball of your foot a softer place to land. The Pedifix Metatarsal Cushion with Nylon Cover combines a double-layer foam pad with a smooth, durable nylon cover to absorb shock, reduce friction, and ease pressure during everyday walking. A comfortable toe loop keeps the cushion centered under the forefoot, so it stays quietly in place inside flats, dress shoes, and other thin-soled footwear.

Podiatrists and foot care clinicians who recommend metatarsal cushioning to patients with metatarsalgia, ball-of-foot pain, or forefoot calluses will find the Pedifix nylon-covered cushion a practical, non-adhesive wearable option for patient home use between clinical visits. Individuals who spend long hours standing or walking in flats, dress shoes, or minimalist footwear and experience forefoot discomfort will find the slim double-layer foam profile and toe loop design an unobtrusive solution that stays in place without adhesive. Occupational therapists and physical therapists who incorporate forefoot offloading into foot care and lower extremity rehabilitation programs will find this cushion appropriate for patient self-application as a conservative, non-adhesive metatarsal pad option. DME providers and foot care retailers who stock metatarsal cushioning products will find the Pedifix P88 a one-size-fits-most nylon-covered pad suitable for a broad range of adult customers.
How does the cushion stay in place?
The comfortable toe loop holds the pad under the ball of the foot without adhesives, keeping it centered during walking and daily activity.
Is this one size fits most?
Yes. The cushion is designed to fit most adult foot sizes.
Can I wear it in thin-soled shoes?
Yes. The slim cushioning profile is well suited to flats, dress shoes, and other thin-soled footwear.
What does this cushion help with?
It helps reduce pressure and friction associated with metatarsalgia, ball-of-foot discomfort, and forefoot calluses during everyday walking and standing.