Brown Medical Metatarsal Pad SoftStride™ Viscoelastic polymer Large, 2 EA/PR

Metatarsal Pad SoftStride™ Viscoelastic polymer Large, 2 EA/PR

SoftStride metatarsal pads are forefoot pads made for conservative management of generalized forefoot pain and metatarsalgia. Buyers choosing larger-size foot care products may find this option useful for men’s shoe size 11 and larger and women’s size 12 and larger. The pads are placed in the shoe or under a full-length insole such as an underliner.

Good Fit For

• Forefoot support needs in larger shoe sizes
• Use under a full-length insole or underliner
• Conservative foot care approaches for metatarsalgia

Key Features

• Metatarsal pad for the forefoot
• Viscoelastic polymer construction
• Large size fits men’s shoe size 11 and larger and women’s 12 and larger
• Used as a conservative approach for pain in and around the metatarsal head or metatarsophalangeal joint
• Can be placed in the shoe or under a full-length insole such as an underliner

Applications and Usage

• Placing in a shoe to address generalized forefoot pain
• Using under a full-length insole such as an underliner
• Supporting conservative care for metatarsalgia
• Addressing pain in and around the metatarsal head or metatarsophalangeal joint

Packaging and Handling

• Packaging: PR.
• This large size is intended for men’s shoe size 11 and larger and women’s 12 and larger.
• Placement is in the shoe or under a full-length insole such as an underliner.
• The pad is intended for the forefoot.

FAQ

• What part of the foot is this pad for? This metatarsal pad is for the forefoot.
• What shoe sizes does the large size fit? Large fits men’s shoe size 11 and larger and women’s 12 and larger.
• Where should the metatarsal pad be placed? The pad can be placed in the shoe or under a full-length insole such as an underliner.
• What type of material is used? This metatarsal pad uses viscoelastic polymer.
• What kinds of foot pain is it used for? The pad is used as a conservative treatment for generalized forefoot pain and metatarsalgia, including pain in and around the metatarsal head or metatarsophalangeal joint.

From Soft Stride by Brown Medical.