Fleecy Web Chiropody Felt - 4 Sheets

What it does and how it works

This felt works as a soft interface between the skin and footwear or another contact surface. 

By adding a thin cushioning layer, it helps reduce rubbing and distributes pressure more comfortably over sensitive areas.

The sheet can be trimmed to the required size and shape, which makes it useful when a more personalised fit is needed. 

Its semi-elastic structure helps it conform around curved areas such as the heel, forefoot, toes, or other small pressure sites.

Common problems it may help with

• Blisters and hot spots caused by rubbing shoes.
• Corns and callused areas that need extra cushioning.
• Bunions and prominent joints exposed to shoe pressure.
• General foot discomfort linked to friction or local pressure.
• Skin irritation on heels, toes, or other areas prone to chafing.
• Targeted offloading where a clinician recommends felt padding.

Applications and who it’s suitable for

• Podiatrists and chiropodists creating custom padding or offloading.
• Clinicians supporting patients with pressure-sensitive areas on the foot.
• People with shoe friction, rubbing, or recurring blister points.
• Active users who want extra protection in areas exposed to repeated rubbing.
• Users wanting a trim-to-fit felt for everyday wear, sport, or rehabilitation support.
• People using orthotics or insoles who need additional local protection, where space in footwear allows.

Who it may not be suitable for

• Anyone with a known sensitivity to adhesive dressings.
• Users who need a reusable padding product.
• Situations where the skin is wet, oily, or not clean and dry, as adhesion may be reduced.
• Cases involving complex foot pathology or high-risk feet where padding choice and placement should be clinician-led.
• Anyone unsure whether felt padding is appropriate for a painful, damaged, or clinically compromised area should seek professional advice before use.