Inter-Metatarsal Pads, Neuroma Ball of Foot Cushions for Women & Men for Foot Pain Relief, Helps Reduce Tingling & Burning, Shock-Absorbing, Velvety Soft & Breathable, 1 Pair

I purchased Profoot for a condition I have called Morton's Neuroma. I get a numbing, burning feeling on the ball of my foot after being on my feet for a long period of time. I just starting using Profoot and it works great. The gel pad fits well in my shoes, does not make my shoes feel tight. The gel cushions the ball of my foot and I do not get the numbing/burning feeling after hours on me feet. It works well for me and I will purchase more when needed.

This product did not work for me. I noticed my feet were actually hurting more by the end of the day. Both cushions broke causing them to clump under my feet. I threw them in the trash.

I have tried several different products that cushion the ball of the foot to help with pain from Neuroma. These worked the best, both in terms of relieving pain while walking and staying in place in my sock. The only reason I did not give 5 stars is that they are a bit flimsy and do not think they will last very long.

Somewhat helpful for my Morton's neuroma, but the toe ring broke on the first day, making it no longer useful. The product should be more durable.

Used for walk 4 days and already broke. Wearing with socks.

After one day after wearing them, I opened the ProFoot pads on the second day, after different ones I had for almost a year, wearing ProFoot ONE day, it snapped apart! Please do not buy these. It's a waste of your money! /Users/kiki/Desktop/IMG_5851 3.HEIC

These did not work for me. They shifted and moved too much.

They stayed on well and seemed to give some cushioning. After wearing them for awhile it hurt

I developed a neuroma injure during an 80k/50mile ultra. It seemed to recover quickly. Two months later, on the eve of my next race - 100k ultra - I picked up one of these cushions from my local pharmacy. I’m so glad i did. 20k into the race I started feeling a slight pain in my right foot pad. At the next aid station I stopped, and put one of the cushions on my right foot. It worked perfectly and held in place for the during of the race. The next day there was some residual pain in my right foot due to the neuroma. A month later everything feels normal. I’ve since purchased a couple more for my backcountry hiking and trail runs. They stay in place. Last a full of repetitive ruse. Can be reused. Apply a little foot powder before you reuse them.

I was excited to receive the PROFOOT Neuroma Cushion, White, and was happy to see two pieces in the package. The silicone was very soft, and both fit each of my feet perfectly. Unfortunately, two MAJOR problems quickly occurred: (1) The bottom of one of the pieces completely disintegrated in less than four hours of light wear (inside my home, inside a quality shoe). This caused the whole piece to fall off my foot inside my sock, and become completely unusable. I am a healthy weight with normal sized feet. (2) On the other foot, where the bottom of the silicone didn't disintegrate, the silicone strap gave the TOP of that foot a deep red, burning rash that lasted for two+ weeks, despite my having removed the silicone piece within four hours of trying it. To be clear, only one of the two silicone pieces gave me a rash, on one of my feet (I have never had a rash on either of my feet ever in my life!). This poor quality is inexcusable. I've otherwise had great luck purchasing items on Amazon; this is the worst experience by far. I do not recommend.

Nice, squishy pad without the bulk. I use these when running. I have Morton's Neuroma and it helps cushion the nerve.

I bought 4 (2 in each package) for $65.00. Each one had a kink where the band circles around the toes, and broke one after replacing it with another, after wearing each one for a day. Although the packaging and Bar Code is identical, the texture and color are not identical to the ones I bought for years from Shoppers Drug Mart. You can see from the photo the product I ordered from Amazon (the one on the right) has defects, where the straps surround the toes, which was in every one I ordered. These ones from Shoppers lasted for a LONG TIME and I NEVER had an issue with defects in their products. Shoppers warehouse is out of stock, so I'm out of luck. Can't bother returning them as Amazon charges for shipping defective products back to the company that sold them.