Kidney Pad J-15
Selected: FOAM 1/8J-15 FOAM 1/8
- Podiatrist designed
- Felt & moleskin latex-free
- No minimum orders
- Family-owned since 2001
Kidney Pad J-15
100 per bag
Size: 3" in length
Areas for use:
- Ball of Foot area
- Metatarsal area
- Back of Heel
Podiatrist Designed | Made in the USA | Felt and Moleskin are Latex Free / Foam is not Latex Free
Uses for Moleskin Foot Pads
Moleskin foot pads are a simple and effective way to help protect your feet from friction, rubbing, and pressure. Soft, durable, and easy to trim to size, moleskin can be customized to fit virtually any area of the foot for added comfort.
Common Uses for Moleskin Foot Pads
Help Prevent Blisters
Apply moleskin to areas of the foot that experience rubbing from shoes to help reduce friction before blisters develop.
Protect Existing Blisters
Place moleskin around a blister to help reduce pressure and minimize further irritation while allowing the area to heal.
Cushion Corns and Calluses
Moleskin provides extra padding over corns and calluses to help reduce discomfort caused by pressure and shoe friction.
Relieve Pressure Points
Cut moleskin to fit sensitive areas on the ball of the foot, heel, sides of the foot, or toes to help cushion high-pressure areas.
Improve Shoe Comfort
Use moleskin inside shoes to help reduce rubbing caused by stiff seams, rough edges, or areas that create irritation.
Customize Foot Padding
Moleskin is easy to trim with scissors, allowing you to create custom shapes and sizes for your individual foot care needs.
Cushion Hammertoes and Bunions
Apply moleskin around prominent areas to help reduce rubbing against footwear and improve daily comfort.
Protect During Sports and Exercise
Runners, hikers, golfers, tennis players, and other active individuals often use moleskin to help prevent friction and hot spots during physical activity.
Increase Comfort While Standing
People who spend long hours on their feet—including healthcare professionals, teachers, retail workers, and service employees—can use moleskin to cushion areas that experience repeated pressure.
Features & Benefits
- Soft, durable felt-like material
- Helps reduce friction and rubbing
- Cushions pressure points
- Easy to cut to any shape or size
- Self-adhesive for convenient application
- Comfortable inside most shoes
- Ideal for everyday wear, sports, travel, and work
How to Apply
- Clean and thoroughly dry the skin.
- Cut the moleskin to the desired size and shape.
- Peel away the backing.
- Apply to the affected area or around the sensitive spot without stretching the material.
- Replace as needed if the pad becomes worn or loses adhesion.
Note: Moleskin is intended to help cushion and protect the skin from friction and pressure. If you have diabetes, poor circulation, or an open wound, consult your healthcare provider before using foot care products.
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Can I use your products every day?
Many of our products are designed for regular or daily use. We recommend removing pads for several hours daily.
Where do I place it?
Placement, material and thickness can be the difference between relief of pain and worsening of pain, so we always recommend having your podiatrist or medical professional select the shape, material and thickness. Our Support page has placement pictures and how-to videos from podiatrists.
Felt, firm foam, or moleskin?
Felt is firm and moldable — the classic. Foam cushions directly. Firm foam offloads the most. Moleskin is a thin protective cover.
Are they latex free?
Felt and moleskin are latex free. Foam is not latex free.