Has anyone figured out a way to make these pads easily removable and reusable so they can be used in more than one pair of shoes?
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i don't think it's a good idea. although i haven't tried to move them from shoes to shoes i did try to reposition them two or three times to find the fight spots. the sticky foam at the bottom will eventually torn if you are not very gentle with them. i just bought enough pairs for all my shoes to have their own pads.
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.
1175476
The pads themselves are very sticky and grip pretty well. However, I used tape to make sure they didn't shift while wearing shoes. Just so you know, they work amazing!
1251309
I can't believe there is not a reusable. Hello all you carbon foot print peeps. really.
1156454
The pads are reusable many times over as long as you keep them clean. Make sure to thoroughly clean the skin of dirt and oils (alcohol wipes are great for this) before applying the pads and always place them back on the protective plastic when not in use. Moisten the adhesive side with a drop or two of water and let air dry for a second and it makes the pads super tacky and they stick better. Everything wears out sooner or later but if you take care of the pads you will get a very long life out of them.
41324
Wipe with a damp cloth. Since foam pads are replaceable, I would imagine you can remove them to wash them by hand with mile soap, dry and replace.
600687
I used a pair for a week. Seems OK.Although they do not look like designed reusable
1620931
These are great pads, but they are not a "refill" kind of product. You will have to use a screwdriver to remove the old one when the pad wears down. I have used this kind for years and even with replacing them in the same groove time after time, they never come loose. Stick on pads slide off chairs that see a lot of use (like at my kitchen table). These are the ticket!
2037658
Yes, I've made multiple orders and they are like shoes, each order comes in a pair of two. Most of us have 2 feet... ;)
546857
Yes, I moved them between multiple shoes, they do have a small sticky patch on the backside but I never used it.
302785
Not necessary... dip them in warm water, remove anything trapped in your slipper by hand, and when they're dry, they're ready for reuse.
524909
Yes, they can be cut to size. But they are less stable the smaller they are. I cut one in quarters for the small round legs of an ottoman. It is firmly in place, but if someone tries to move it, they can push it off the pads. The pads are pretty thick, with a layer of cushion in between to rubber parts. (I was just expecting a flat rubber piece)
916110
If the pad in the shoe isn't glued down, you slip these under the pad and yes you can.
2063191
The way the packaging comes, the "boots" are kinda like plastic socks so to speak. So using more than one it's kinda tricky. I have had a friend who wears a size 11 men's who did buy 2 packages and just emptied the gel into a shopping bag and used it that way. Idc you want to try that, I'd suggest 2 packages just so that you have enough gel.
1128835
They are a very good replacement product for your device - my best guess is that each pair of pads has about 30 uses before they need to be replaced.
2240170
These pads are made of a foam like material similar to what would be in a foam pillow. I used them on both of my feet since each one had a Neuroma. I had surgery on the right one and am healing and now use orthotics in my shoes.
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You can - that's how you're supposed to use them. Start with cool, completely clean and dry foot for the best chance of the pads staying put. If you don't, they won't stick as well - - and even when you DO prep your feet the right way, the gel pads may tend to shift around if feet get hot and sweaty.
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They should be easy to trim with a pair sharp zissors as they are made of thin material as described. I know I could trim them. They are not hard plastic like inserts you would get from a podiatrist. They are flexible so I would try them in the shoes first by leaving the bottom paper on so they don't stick to the shoe. You might be surprise at how well they fit the shoe for an in-between size.