(8PCS) Ball of Foot Cushions, Metatarsal Pads/Cushion,Bunion Corrector,Forefoot Cushions Best for Metatarsal Pain & Diabetic Feet,Bunion/Forefoot Pain Relief - for Men & Women.

Another case of wondering where all the glowing reviews came from. I wear a women's size 9W shoe, maybe that's too big? The material these are made of is silky smooth and extremely stretchy, scented slightly of baby powder. I had no trouble getting them on, similar to other brands' toe separators I have (and love). But I found the bottom side didn't cover quite as much of the ball of the foot as I'd expected. Walking was a challenge due to what I'll call the squish factor - feet don't slip on the material, but because they're so incredibly elastic, there's an omni-directional wobble when weight is applied.Because I'm accustomed to wearing things between my toes - frankly, thicker separators than these - I didn't feel a gradual break-in period was necessary, so I intended to wear them from late afternoon to evening. But I had to take them off after about ninety minutes because my toes began to feel bruised - a sensation I've never had, and which lasted through most of the next day. Also, though I wasn't experiencing Morton's neoroma symptoms when I wore them, I had the worst flare-up I've ever had for three or four days after. Scary.These are going back. I'll mark the pair I wore with a sharpie so they can't be resold.

While I love the idea. They do work. But … item is super sticky. Which makes it hard for storage. I bought enough to use once a day. Then I wash and dry them fit reuse. BUT They are hard to travel with and just store. They are sticky when it’s dry. I’m looking into another brand right now.

I got these for my mom because she has some corns on the bottom of her feet due to arthritis and they cause ALOT of pain. She was hopeful that these would be padded enough to relieve at least some of the pain. We got the in and I noticed they are not as padded as they look in the picture. Infact, they were barely padded. Didn't alleviate any of the pain either. The other thing is that I don't see how they are supposed to help allign anything. The material is very stretchy and doesn't seem to have enough pull to do anything. I wasn't impressed.

Comfortable to wear easy to keep clean. My toes apparently require a stronger correction device to straighten.

I have used various types of adhesive pads that attach to shoes or insoles for metatarsal pain; also foam spacers for bunions, and other assorted products I've tried after visiting ortho doctors.I've now been using these cushions daily for over a month and I'm pain free walking indoors, and when taking long walks outside. I couldn't be more surprised or pleased with the results, considering how inexpensive it was to purchase 4 sets. No problems with tearing and they are really comfortable. I gently wash them each day after wearing one on the foot that was the most painful, or the set when I wear them on both feet. Highly recommended

These are comfortable and easy to wear but I cannot wear them with shoes which is what I was hoping to do with them. They are find if I am barefoot or in slippers or really wide shoes but I can't wear them in most of the shoes I wear for work.

So very comfy only issue is they don’t stay in place. Too stretchy.

Husband has pain in ball of foot and drives truck for living. Tried these to help with it, but unfortunately it didn't help him.He may have to work up to wearing them also, he said it felt odd having them on.

Although the product is pliable and soft, I found it difficult to put on and after wearing it for a short time it became uncomfortable between each toe. Also I would suggest that it be made longer at the ball of the foot as it did not cover the entire foot ball. The product is great to wear when applying nail polish as it separates each toes nicely!

Keeps area moist

Have only had for a couple weeks but my foot and knee feel more comfortable.A little tricky to put on.

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Does the job of keeping my toes separate but quickly begin to slip off once I start walking.