Dr. Scholl's Pain Relief Insoles for Foot Pain Balls - One Pair - One Size Fits Most

自分には合わなかった。付けてしばらく経つと痛みがで始めたので装着中止。 個人差で、この商品が合う・合わないがあると思います。

スニーカーを長く履いていると足の指の付け根部分が痛くなるのでクッション性のあるソールを買って付け替えてみたけれど効果なく、他にいいものがないか探していたらこの商品を見つけました。ソールにこの商品を貼る側につま先側がどちらなのか向きがわかるように記載があり、また粘着性あるので装着は簡単。肝心の痛み解消の効果は高く性能は満足です。価格は高く感じますが効果あったので良かったです。難点は履き直すときに爪先があたって、ずれやすいこと。また、何回かずれると粘着力が落ちてさらにズレやすくなります。水で洗えば粘着力は復活するのかも知れませんがまだ試せてません。

粘着力が悪い、のですが、ちゃんと固定できればOK！場所を固定したら中敷きに強力につけてしまうこと！

No instructions for placement of pads apart from a random arrow. The pads sticks to sole of the shoes but I have found it doesn’t stick and moves. I may have the pads in the wrong position in the shoe as it was a guess but the ball of my foot still hurts.

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After overdoing treadmill and elliptical machine in my old running shoes, I began having metatarsal pain in my left foot. It got to the point where even wearing cushioned slippers was not enough to prevent the pain. At first I used gel cushions under the ball of my foot, which seemed to help but these things were what really did the trick!! I was skeptical, not really thinking that wearing a cushion behind the area I was experiencing the pain would help... but I was so wrong!! These things allowed me to continue moderate cardio as i healed, and after a couple weeks all pain was gone even without the inserts!! Be sure you place them in the correct position behind the ball of your foot but before your arch. They DO NOT go underneath the ball of your foot like a cushion! They work by spreading your toe bones out and need to go just behind the ball of your foot. I also use arch support inserts and stuck these babies onto the end of them so I was able to wear both my heel/arch support insert and these things at the same time. In the beginning they do take some practice to get into the right position and then getting them to stay while you put your foot into the shoe. I loosened my laces all the way so I could be sure I placed them in the right position. Then I very carefully slid my feet in while holding onto the pad under my foot. I stood and tied my laces. I never had them move around as I wore them, whether I was jogging or doing the elliptical, etc. The first few times they did want to scoot around as I took my shoes on and off so I would reposition it and hold it in place when putting my feet in. But the more I wore them the more they stuck. After a few times, they stayed in place on their own but I can still take them out if I want. Whatever the bottom stuff is, it doesn't feel very sticky, but it works. Love these things!!! Just read the directions and watch a YouTube video if necessary to ensure you wear them correctly and to see tips!

I’ve been putting up with terrible pain in my feet for months now. I have always had flat feet. Some people only have no longitudinal arch. I also don’t have the transverse arch - never have. And now I’ve developed bunions because of this. I saw these and thought I’d give it a try before having to invest in orthotics. The problem with orthotics is that I work from home and so very seldom wear shoes (I know lucky me-not as much as you’d think). So I thought I’d actually tape these on the bottoms of my feet for around the house. Voila! My feet felt better within days. So now I’ve ordered more to actually stick in my shoes.

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