Spenco 2nd Skin Adhesive Knit Blister Protection, Sports, 6 Count

I've been using this brand for maybe 4+ years already. During Covid I started walking a lot more to get groceries to get out of my place and walked in some very comfy sandals. But I developed a very bad blister on one spot. I saw a podiatrist and found out that due to my right hip I didn't walk with my right foot planting exactly straight and this slight off angle created friction with one of the sandal straps. So I found this product on Amazon.com and have used it ever since. I cut enough strips to pile them up in layers so that the valley in my big toe on my right foot is filled and the strap no longer rubs into the extended area of my big toe. Very easy to cut and place and it can stay on despite showers, etc for a week before I need to redo it. And comes off if you want to remove it. Now at most I get a little bit of a callous which is easily taken care of in the shower using a dried skin removal device and then applying some moisturizer. So definitely recommend highly!

The adhesive knit is very thin and durable, protecting my ankle bones from rubbing against the inside of my orthopaedic boots. Very easy to cut, which is good as I use a little strip on my big toe as well. Only thing I would say is a problem for anyone with fine motor control issues is peeling the knit from the paper backing can be a challenge. It would be nice if they left a bit of a border so it's easier to peel away.

DESAFORTUNADAMENTE YA CERRÓ LA VENTANA PARA LA DEVOLUCIÓN Y MI MAMÁ ESTUVO ENFERMA Y HASTA AHORA QUE LOS PROBÓ RESULTARON NEFASTOS, SE DESPEGAN Y ENROLLAN, ESTÁN PARA TIRARLOS A LA BASURA Y NO ESTAMOS EN TIEMPOS PARA TIRAR EL DINERO A LA BASURA. OJALÁ EL VENDEDOR ACEPTE LA DEVOLUCIÓN

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I’m usually note prone to blisters but had a few thru hiking this summer plus many hot spots that wanted to blister. I used this to cover those hot spots. This stuff works great. Better than regular/thicker moleskin. If this wrinkles slightly, it’s no problem. Do that with regular moleskin and it can be super uncomfortable. It also stays in place. I ran out of this and had to use regular moleskin on the ball of my foot for a few days and it migrated, eventually wrinkling up and having to be removed. This stuff doesn’t migrate. It will also stay on for days as long as your feet stay reasonably dry. It doesn’t work well in wet conditions. If you are doing river crossings or showering, I wouldn’t count on it lasting. (Occasionally it will, but it’s not reliable that way.) Does fine with an ordinary amount of sweat and clamyness that comes with hiking. I generally could put some of this on at the beginning of a segment and it would last 3-6 days until my next town stop/shower.