Foot pain is possible whether you are a casual runner or training for a distance event.  They last thing you want to do is to get de-conditioned and stop running because of foot pain.

 

Performance Foot has designed a Runner’s Foot Pain relief kit to assist you in self-treatment of the most common foot problems encountered while running. The Runner’s Foot Pain Relief Kit has the best footpads available.  The individual components can be ordered separately in the desired quantities as well.  

 

The most common foot problems encountered while running are:
1.  Toe Pain
2.  Ball of Foot Pain (non big toe joint)
3.  Ball of Foot Pain (big toe joint)
4.  Arch Pain
5.  Bottom of Heel Pain
6.  Back of Heel Pain
7.  Blistering

Toe Pain
All Gel Toe Cap Qty 1

Ball of Foot Pain (non big toe joint)

Metatarsal Pads 1/4 inch Foam Qty 8

Ball of Foot Pain (big toe joint)
Dancer/Sesamoid Pad 1/8 inch Felt Qty 2 Right
Dancer/Sesamoid Pad 1/8 inch Felt Qty 2 Left

Arch Pain
Arch Pad 1/4 inch Foam  Qty 8

Bottom of Heel Pain
Beveled Heel Pad 1/2 inch Foam Qty 2
¼” Foam U Shaped Heel Spur Pad Qty 8

Back of Heel Pain
Gel Heel Liner Qty one pair
Kidney Shaped Pad 1/8 inch Foam Qty 8

Blistering  

Moleskin 12 inch Qty 1 piece

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Surpreme Lifestyle Kit Contents:

Toe Pain

All Gel Toe Cap Qty 1

 

Ball of Foot Pain (non big toe joint)

Metatarsal Pads 1/4 inch Foam Qty 8

Metatarsal Pads Reusable Purple Gel Qty 2

 

Ball of Foot Pain (big toe joint)

Dancers Pad 1/8 inch Felt Qty 2 Right

Dancers Pad 1/8 inch Felt Qty 2 Left

Reusable Purple Gel Dancers Pads 1 right and 1 left

 

Arch Pain

Arch Pad 1/4 inch Foam Qty 4

Reusable Purple Gel Arch Pad Qty 2

 

Bottom of Heel Pain

Beveled Heel Pad 1/2 inch Foam Qty 2

Heel Spur Pad 1/4 inch Foam Qty 4

 

Back of Heel Pain

Gel Heel Liner Qty one pair

Kidney Shaped Pad 1/8 inch Foam Qty 8

 

Blistering 

Reusable Gel Moleskin Qty one piece

 

The information listed on Performancefoot.com is a recommendation for Foot Care Guidelines and internet self-diagnosis treatment. If you are experiencing persistent pain, and symptoms that do not improve with treatment of a non-prescription product consult a podiatrist.  A foot doctor can correctly diagnose the condition and make appropriate recommendations.

Dr. Mark T. Lewis, DPM