Aetna Foot Products-Medical Adhesive Felt Roll, 1/4" x 2-1/2 yd. x 6" – for Splints and Bracing – Orthopedic Wound Cushioning, 1 Roll

This is the same material that the little metatarsal pads my podiatrist hands out. This time it's a bruised or broken sesamoid and I ain't going in (Don't want to get the 'rona). So, after consulting with Dr. Google and watching a podiatrist's video about making your own foot pads out of this stuff, I ordered this. Well packaged. Came 5 days before they said it would. It's the correct material.I traced both feet, cut out the shapes. One is the OK foot(I don't want to be lopsided, so both feet get the padding) The other is the foot with the injury. I cut a hole where the injury is so I am not putting pressure on it. I did not use the adhesive backing because it's full shoe insert size and doesn't want to slip around. It is plenty warm, though, and it's a hot day, so when I'm sitting, the shoes are off.The roll is a decent length, which is good, because I keep doing stupid things with my feet, like stomping on a shovel in thin soled shoes, instead of wearing my workboots (kicking myself).Go buy some if your feet hurt. It's good.

This has worked well to build up the arches in my shoes and I also stick it to the bottom of my feet on days I'm not wearing my modified shoes. My arches had went from super high to completely flat within just a couple of months. I spend a lot of time out of my "good" shoes in the house or out gardening which left my feet unsupported much of the time. Being able to apply the pads directly to my feet has allowed me to wear my crappy garden shoes without giving up the support my feet need. I combine this 1/4" product with 1/8" foam to make a pad that varies in depth where I need more or less than 1/4" of support. Adhesive is strong and stays put in shoes for an extended period (haven't had to replace any yet). It lasts all day attached to my foot unless my feet get soaked too many times in the garden. Adhesive does leave residue on skin that easily washes off with a little baby oil or alcohol (or whatever I have handy). The minute it takes to clean off is well worth the reduction in pain I get all day. The pads still seem sticky enough for another day's use, but I've never had them stay in place well to get another day of use out of them.

Worked good

I purchased this to cut my own felt callous pads as a cost saver. A little difficult to cut, but it works well.

For a long time it was impossible to find this product in its original quality form, but finally the quality has returned. The foam is thick and sturdy, and the adhesive really stays where you put it. We rely on this product to prevent the serious life and limb threatening pressure ulcers that come with my husband's diabetes, and we are so grateful that the quality is back!

I bought this product from this vendor a few years ago and it worked very well. Reordered the same item, but now it does not work. It is impossible to separate the adhesive backing from the protective film. As a result, the whole double sided adhesive paper comes off the felt pad.

I’m diabetic and I was purchasing expensive, thick, pre-cut patches to prevent blisters on the bottom of my feet, and I thought I would give this product a try. I believe it’s the same material that the patches are made from, and with it I’m able to cut out custom shaped patches (probably 100’s out of one roll) for a fraction of the cost. It sticks fairly well, but I put an X of medical tape on it to keep it in place (this is something I had to do with the pre-cut patches also) for walking, etc. (you’ll want to purchase a bottle of medical grade adhesive remover, and some cotton balls to get the glue off!) This product is high quality, and I recommend it.

My podiatrist recommended I get this for an arch support. It is easy to cut to fit to fit my arch. I also bevel the edges to make it more comfortable. Once I figured out the size I needed, I made a pattern to use for the next time and keep it with the product. It has been working great!