T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)
T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)

T-Form - Leather Metatarsal Arch Pad for Ball-of-Foot Pain Relief (1 Pair)

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pedag® T-Form is an enlarged, anatomically shaped metatarsal pad that lifts and supports the ball of your foot to relieve pressure from metatarsalgia, Morton's neuroma, and splayfoot.

Anatomical T-Shape Design The signature T-shaped pad gently lifts the metatarsal arch, positioning your metatarsal bones in their anatomically correct position. This targeted support reduces nerve pressure in the forefoot and alleviates the burning and stinging sensations associated with splayfoot conditions.

Immediate Pain Relief Soft latex cushioning wrapped in natural vegetable-tanned leather absorbs shock and impact while supporting the ball of your foot. Many users experience relief from their very first wear, making T-Form an effective solution for chronic forefoot pain.

Perfect for Sensitive Feet Made from vegetable-tanned thin goat leather with skin-safe water-based adhesives. No harsh chemicals or solvents. The breathable leather allows air circulation, keeping feet comfortable during extended wear.

Easy Self-Adhesive Application Peel-and-stick backing attaches securely inside your shoes. The pad stays in place during wear and can be repositioned if needed. For best results, see our blog guide on proper metatarsal pad placement.

Sold as a Pair - Handmade in Germany - Available in sizes from Women's 4 through Men's 13.

Best for: Metatarsalgia, Morton's neuroma, ball-of-foot pain, bunions, splayfoot, and any condition causing pressure or burning in the forefoot.