Are these neuroma metatarsal pads that have graduated thickness to curve and create pressure release on the neuroma?
874552
No, they are gel of even thickness yet they are the only ones that seemed to work for me. The best part is, they stay in place on your skin, even if barefoot. They helped me be able to walk with less pain while I waited for the alcohol injections to begin working. Good luck!
874553
No, they are the same thickness throughout. But you place them on the metatarsal where it hurts.
1097126
I have plantar facisitis and have had it for years. These heel cups, in my opinion, put pressure on the sides of my heel, forcing the bottom of my heel to be higher off the ground as I walk. I even got the childrens size cause they are more narrow, hence more pressure. They were especially helpful with closed pumps. Hope this helps.
1312498
I would say they have normal padding in the area you mentioned. I would suggest inserts that address that area of the foot. Hope that helps.
1105163
No, I use them in my athletic shoes and insert them between the shoe and and pad. They stay in place nicely and are much better than the felt pads the doctor gave me, not to mention a lot less expensive ($80!!) You could probably glue them in place if you had to.
214605
I just measured ours and they are a full 3 inches thick. Very comfortable pads!
377321
These pads have a thin plastic lining and I wouldn't attempt to lift a person with them. I use them for my pet who has a hormone problem and is prone to bedwetting. They have been ideal for my needs.
1454115
Hello, I am sorry for the delay in answering your question. No, these pads will fit both feet. I am not sure if I mentioned this before but don't place the pad on the spot where it hurts you need to place it just below. I sure hope these give you some relief. Good Luck
425829
Yes, they're soft and flexible and not very thick; yet the gel really protects. I wear them every day with all types of shoes. They have been my savior. I tried all kinds of products and this is the frst one that really works and is comfortable. I always wear hose or knee-highs when I wear dress shoes, so the pads stay in place. The hose also helps to slip your shoes on. I honestly don't know from experience how difficult it would be to get into your dress shoes without hose, but I'm sure it would work.
1582011
Yes, I have the gel ones, as well as slide on wraps. If you wear these without wraps it will tear your knuckles up.
1565137
Although Neoprene is closed cell foam, this particular formulation does not rebound well after compression. The gas is squeezed out of the material and it becomes as thin as heavy paper. Don't use it for applications like a shoe insole, where constant pressure will squeeze it flat - almost permanently.
1436755
Yes, that's correct. Curve on bottom, which lets the little padded part on the longer top comfortably secure your heel. Works great!
485488
Not very thick. I've already put Good Feet inserts in my shoes and they work somewhat although VERY pricey. My best solution is a pair of shoes that are specifically made for plantar fasciitis that I recently purchased.
388174
Yes. The black you see is the rubber pads to reduce vibrations in your feet.
1597040
Yes it has do it yourself foam as described. You didn't ask, but after many weeks of wearing and having a podiatrist add pads to make adjustments, I stopped wearing them. They were too hard and were not close to helping in any manner. Spent $900 on custom orthotics after visiting an orthopedic surgeon. Had to also buy larger / wider sneakers to fit, but am not only now able to stand more than 2 minutes without pain, I walked all through Disney with minimal discomfort and actually ran a couple of hundred feet for the first time in over a year. Depending on your problem, you might consider spending more to solve your issue.
623837
No! It comes in two versions, super thin, and one that I would describe as sort of padded. I've used both, depending on what the injury is. But neither is even close to one inch thick. They work really well by the way.
474625
These are gel like inserts with little arch support. They are made with pressure point areas on the bottom. For me personally they have helped with my Plantar Fasciitis more than I would have ever thought.
294851
Have not seen larger pads. The pressure does not bother me, but if it did I would take the headset into a music shop that sells instruments and listening tools to musicians and perhaps they have a way to reduce the tension in the headband. My guess is someone would have to deftly bend it beyond its springback memory tensile force yet not so far that it takes a permanent set and loses all clamping force. My guess is that this is done for musicians who use headsets all day long.