T-Form

These are very helpful if you have metatarsal issues. I put these in my gym shoes as well as shoes with heels. Totally help with providing necessary cushion and shock protection. You just have to make sure you put them in the proper place. Most people think the cushion needs to be much further down near or UNDER the toes, whereas the cushion should be higher where you bear weight on the ball of your foot; The purpose is to eliminate pressure on the metatarsals (toes). I always use painters tape (so it comes off easy) at first to stick them in my shoe until I'm sure I know where they need to go. Once I've walked around and made any adjustments to ensure they're in the proper place, I'll use a pencil to mark some guides before pulling the backing off and put them in. They will stick great, so if you try to pull them off, they might damage the inside/sole of your shoe. Also, they don't add thickness to the entire shoe like pads that are built in a sole that you insert the entire thing in your shoe. Only under the ball of your feet, so only your instep will be slightly higher. These are worth the money and better than higher priced pads that are already inserted in a removable sole.

After wasting my time on store-bought pads recommended by my doctor I finally found a product with enough gel padding to actually make a difference. My body-worker explained how it needed to be adjusted on my foot. The adhesive is perfect for keeping it in place but sticky enough to allow me to readjust it several times before finding the perfect spot. I recommend these pads for anyone with toe pain or stinging. They need to be applied directly behind the bulging toe pad on the bottom of your foot and not on the pad itself. Update: after 3 months of wearing these cushions I have felt the need to put them in ALL of my active wear shoes and boots. I live on a farm and train horses which means that I am walking across gravel 14 times a day. I have a neuroma in the ball of my right foot and these cushions are the only ones that I have found to make a difference in my walking. At the end of the day my feet are pain free and I feel that it is because of these cushiest. So I have made and order for a couple more sets so I can put them in all my shoes. Don't bother with the drugstore variety. They are worthless but these actually make a difference.

I use both Pedag T-Form and Pedag Drop (1) functions with footwear that has removable insole (2) can be installed / positioned above or below the footwear insole, dependent on user preference (3) I use a self-tailored fastener (cut, trimmed, and rolled, adhesive side out) piece of duct-tape, under the Pad, to temporarily position and secure the Pad. ( 3a) Tip / Top of Metatarsal Pad should extend marginally above the geometric plane at the base of the big-toe metatarsal capsule, extending horizontally across the ball of foot. Shouldn't be behind, and not directly under the metatarsal capsule (4) Once satisfied with the location of the Pad, I outline the position with magic marker, then I remove the tailored duct-tape fastener, and then I apply duct-tape over the Pedag metatarsal pad, to ensure it remains in desired position (5) effective aid to relieve pain associated with metatarsalgia (5) I developed metatarsalgia (second toe ) and upon installing the pad, experienced immediate relief, and resumed hiking and walking the dogs. (6) But, the Pad isn't a panacea - metatarsalgia can require reduced stress on foot, i.e., reduced activity ( I terminated jogging for 3 months ) - (7) the use of a metatarsal pad and insole with proper arch support, worn a majority of the day. (7) I placed in all my footwear (8) I installed it in a pair of old jogging shoes that i washed and cleaned, to be worn exclusively in the house ( I don't wear footwear in the house, but for this one exception ) (9) I purchased Pedag insoles - with built in metatarsal pads - for other footwear, to obviate the need to constantly remove insoles with metatarsal pads from one pair of footwear and insert in a different pair. I like the Viva Sport as it fits in both jogging footwear and casual footwear. I also use the Viva Outdoor in my hiking Boots. (10) Pedag T-Form was more comfortable for my feet than the Pedag Drop, ( but my feet adjusted and I use both pads effectively ) Seeking professional medical care is recommended, as the first response to any medical issue; in context to this review - a licensed , Podiatrist, and / or a Primary Care Physician.

Good product for a runner.

Excellent product - completely relieves my metatarsal joint pain during my daily run! I am also using these pads for all my other shoes.

These are the best ever. The first time I have been able to wear heels without the burning sensation on the balls of my feet. Shoes stayed on for over 7 hours!!!

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My mum says these really help with her dropped metatarsal if she is happy I am happy !

They are great and the only pads that help me