I ordered these pads with the intent of attaching them to the inner foot lining of my shoes. Can I do that with these?
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Definitely, and they should last longer that way, although they'll be a bit trickier to place in the right spot. You want the front edge to stop just BEHIND your MTP joints. You'll feel it more in the arch of the foot, and you'll think it's in the wrong place, but it's not.
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I don't really know. I ordered a big package of these because these are exactly what my foot doctor used for my metatarsal. Don't use anything when it comes to your feet that it is not intended for. There are inside foot pads that are longer to accommodate your arch area.
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I am not sure that they would stick to the lining of your shoes. They stick great to skin.
1274555
Yes - they already have glue on them - you heat them up and then attach! We used them on bob shoes!
1451525
I use removable inserts in my shoes & put the pedag on them. When I change to a different pair of shoes I just take the inserts out of one & put in another shoe.
568128
No, they won't help for that purpose. You might look at the gel foot pads put out by Dr Scholl. Most of the major drug store chains carry Dr Scholl products.
665054
That could work--never thought of this novel idea. I would think that you could tape a strip inside the back of the heel area?
1275372
This products is for automotive only. It does comes with differents soft pads which might work on shoes.
899365
Yed I did however after a while the center part of my foot started to hurt and ultimately I stopped using them. I put the old inserts in my runners and bought better socks and that actually seemed to help me better than the insert.
1245191
I did not try that, but it does not appear to be built for that use case. I always wore it inside my shoe.
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Probably not. They are designed for a running shoe. I purchased them with my Salomon winter runners (as shown). The rubber fits under and it's pretty snug to fit around the shoe. It works great for these shoes even in deep snow!
990349
Absolutely. If the toe area of your shoes are already tight, this might be too much. But otherwise, this is fine for any shoes.
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You can, but don't work as well as the adhesive HotHands foot insoles and toe warmers. Get the smaller HotHands hand warmers; work better than the larger Grabber hand warmers. Anything HotHands is excellent. Walmart is always out of them and cancel orders, so try Amazon or someplace else. There is usually typically free shipping on any order. I have to have them on hand for neuropathy that is irreversible.
869084
Both ways work. I may suggest to loosen the shoe laces a bit. If you lay them over existing ones. As there will be some space taken up my the insole.
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I would think so. That's what this is designed for. Just make sure that you have plenty of ventilation when you do it because the fumes are strong. Coat the sole with an even coat of Shoe Goo but don't make it too thick or it will ooze out of the sides. If you have a shoe last (the things they put inside shoes at some stores to help them keep their form), I would put it in the shoe first. Then you might want to find a way to weight the shoe down so that the pressure on the sole is even and it glues evenly.
1241454
Yes...I've ordered them for other shoes...their the same my podiatrist suggested I wear in my shoes...kj
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I'd be careful about using the Pedag Drop Metatarsal pad on top of another orthotic because it changes the pressure points on your foot as you walk. You may want to consult your orthopedist or podiatrist on that one.
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Probably not. I would suggest a product called correct toes. They separate all your toes.
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You can. That is how I apply them. Where did you read that you could not apply to barefeet