Pedag Metatarsal Pad
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Pedag Metatarsal Pads are a teardrop shaped dome that fit behind the ball of the foot. They are used to help spread your transverse arch (the arch behind the ball of your foot that runs across the width of your foot), promote the return of any overextended toes to their normal anatomical position, and encourage the return of your forefoot fat pad to a place that supports your metatarsal heads. The use of pads can realign your toes while offering benefits to those dealing with metatarsalgia, arch pain, capsulitis, and neuromas.
Pedag Metatarsal Pads are sold in a set.
Resources
Metatarsal Pad Placement Guide
This 9-step guide demonstrates how and where to place Pedag Metatarsal Pads.
Metatarsal Pad Placement Video
This video demonstrates how and where to place Pedag Metatarsal Pads.
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AustraliaExcellent. Requires a bit of expertise to get in the right spot. Alleviated my forefoot pain while running.
AustraliaThe medium size metatarsal pads have better feel than the large size I bought. Can still use large ( medium is better for me ) Esther
AustraliaI found these were too big and the shape not helpful so haven’t used them.
AustraliaThese were recommended by RA specialist as an alternative to expensive orthotics. Have found that they do help to keep the pressure off the inflamed balls of my feet, tried a cheaper version but they are mostly very hard and painful. It is definitely worth buying this version
AustraliaI was having pain and discomfort in balls of feet so I purchased pedag metatarsal pad in hope of some relief. I haven't used them as yet as I also came across and purchased the correct toes and have been using those for short periods around home and not every day. I am on my feet more than 10hrs a day most of that on concrete. Pain in my feet have lessened considerably and some days completely. I don't and didn't have crossed over toes or bunions etc but I had noticed a slight change in the shape if my feet prior to purchasing correct toes. I also purchased boots (for work) with a wider toe box and a more shock absorbing sole when I began wearing correct toes. I also now massage stretch and exercise toes and feet The combination seems to be working well.