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Soft, T-shaped metatarsal pad.
Provides support for the latitudinal arch and metatarsus to help prevent and alleviate symptoms of splay foot.
Covered with natural, breathable leather. Self-adhesive.
Available in the following sizes:
Small (35-37), Medium (38-40), Large (41-43) & Extra Large (44-46)
How to use-
The pad should be situated just behind the toe joints.
To find the right position inside the shoe, remove the self adhesive backing a little and place the pad inside the shoe, then put on the shoes and walk around. If the pad does not feel comfortable, re-position it and try again. Once it feels comfortable, completely remove the release liner so that the pad securely adheres to the insole in your shoe.
Foot conditions-
Metatarsalgia
Morton’s Neuroma
Bursitis
Capsulitis
Splay Foot
Forefoot Pain
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Soft, T-shaped metatarsal pad.
Provides support for the latitudinal arch and metatarsus to help prevent and alleviate symptoms of splay foot.
Covered with natural, breathable leather. Self-adhesive.
Available in the following sizes:
Small (35-37), Medium (38-40), Large (41-43) & Extra Large (44-46)
How to use-
The pad should be situated just behind the toe joints.
To find the right position inside the shoe, remove the self adhesive backing a little and place the pad inside the shoe, then put on the shoes and walk around. If the pad does not feel comfortable, re-position it and try again. Once it feels comfortable, completely remove the release liner so that the pad securely adheres to the insole in your shoe.
Foot conditions-
Metatarsalgia
Morton’s Neuroma
Bursitis
Capsulitis
Splay Foot
Forefoot Pain
