can these heel spur pads be used inside memory foam shoes
1321762
I'm assuming you are talking about the insoles being made of memory foam. I don't see why they couldn't be as they just lay on top of the insole. My husband uses these and likes them very much.
2240170
These pads are made of a foam like material similar to what would be in a foam pillow. I used them on both of my feet since each one had a Neuroma. I had surgery on the right one and am healing and now use orthotics in my shoes.
827696
i really dont know but they do work for heel spurs. at first it takes some getting used to but it does relieve the heel pain. i wouldnt be without them. and now my daughter uses them and her heel pain has gone.
960507
I would say yes, no and maybe on this one. It depends on the level of inflammation.If it is in an acute stage, using them could cause more discomfort, even though they might be useful to release some of the tension in the connection tissue. Certainly they are useful to keep the feet flexible and open, so they could be considered proactive. And as the inflammation and contraction release, they will be useful to massage the entire area really effectively.
1911396
They are not ideal at all. I would avoid these insoles at all cost. They have no way to stick to the inside of your shoe. They also disintegrated on the first day I wore them. The massaging gel part broke into uncomfortable pieces and slipped around in my shoe. Honestly, I would not wish these insoles on anyone.
314921
I wouldn't advise it. These are actually pretty heavy. I would suggest something more like the polyurethane foam pads that are around $15 at Target. Memory foam tends to be pretty heavy and dense. Hope this helps!
2161636
Depends on how thick your current padding is but sheets fitting are not a problem for me. I would remove the old padding I think to get the full benefit of the Memory Foam IMHO!!!
2251281
I would imagine so, when I used them they were way to thick and I couldnt' get my heal in the shoe
622294
they are more firm like rubber, they do not compress like memory foam, so you don't lose the lift that they give you,they just feel like part of the shoe insole
764499
I would guess you could use it on your heel as the pads would fit. Hope this helps you, snorkie
963015
Only if you added a sheet of plywood, I think. Depends on the bottom layer of the memory foam
562633
I haven't tried(on memory foam) but I'm sure you can with a very shape blade. I have cut very thick cushion foam and I've cut that egg crate foam to fit a smaller bed without ant problems. Good luck
827291
That was the reason i purchased these, but it doesn't really work. I'd suggest getting the rubber ones that actually have grip. I placed these in 2 pairs of shoes that slip and after one day of wearing, these pads wore flat and don't do anything other than making the back of my shoes smooth. Maybe these'll work if you wear socks with the shoes you're trying to fix. I'm pretty disappointed in them, after reading all these great reviews.
1076667
If it's the same as SPDs ,it prolly work. As long it's SPD compatible, you should be fine. Fyi, these goes underneath your shoes....
546859
Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support than the softer foam type inserts. Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support... » Read More Yes. They can be removed and switched to different pairs of shoes. I have done so on occasion. But because there is a small adhesive disk at the end of each insert that helps to ensure they stay in place it is better to keep them in a dedicated pair. Switching back and forth can wear out the adhesive. They stay in place pretty well anyway but work best with the original adhesive.I'm on my feet a lot and I'm heavy. The Pedag inserts ease leg pain and fatigue. I highly recommend them. I use them in all my enclosed shoes even sneakers and walking shoes. They provide much better support than the softer foam type inserts. « Show Less
456545
Yes, either minus using flippers or inside 1-2 size larger flippers. Very comfortable shoe.
1329734
You probably can and they would stick however why would you want to do that? They are designed to be placed inside the shoe.