COMFWALK Felt Tongue Pads for Shoes - Soft Self-Adhesive Shoe Inserts

Ok, these things work far better than anything costing 7 bucks has any right to. I bought some $1,500 whole-cut Oxford formalwear shoes that were just a little bit roomy on the top. Yeah, yeah, everyone's first thought is for that kind of money, the shoes should fit like the Lord Himself crafted them in my mother's womb. But.... I have flat feet so they fit fine in terms of the footbed and width, but I couldn't lace them up tight enough to get them properly snug on the top of my foot. A half size smaller would have been too snug all the way around. So, I figured for a few bucks I'd give these a try. Seriously, they make a huge difference! Now I lace them up and they fit perfectly. No heel sliding or slipping at all. I'm wearing these shoes now after putting them on and they feel great. The pads themselves were not as thick as I thought they would be, but I guess it's enough! And I'm sure you could double up if you needed to. As for how long they will last? I think they will last plenty long enough, and for 7 or 8 bucks, who cares? I'll fit another pad if I need to in the future. I'm super glad that my super-expensive shoes now fit beautifully!

I usually have a problem with the width of a shoe. Narrow cowboy boots can be too tight and normal width can sometimes be too loose. This pair of boots was a little loose in the vamp area. I put these felt tongue pads in the boots right in the vamp area and it snugs the boot up to my foot just right so not only do they fit correctly now it removed all of the heel slip in the boot. I find it easier to add these tongue pads to a boot rather than to buy a narrow boot and try to stretch the leather because the leather always rebounds. So if your cowboy boots are a little bit loose through the vamp area causing a lot of heel slip, throw a pair of these things in they'll fit perfect

Great for narrow feet that slip

The tongue pads do a good job of holding the heel in place. It's comfortable. Slightly difficult to put in place exactly as I want it, but it is still effective.

Made my penny loafers so much more comfortable. It wasn’t even the brand or materials that was bad on my shoes it’s just hard to get them dialed in for all day max comfort and these helped tremendously

These are a great help to those who have high arches and thus the top of the feet can get irritated by sneaker tongues. They adhere well, are inexpensive, and are just a little extra padding for the top of the foot.

put these felt tongue pads in my shoes and my shoes immediately started behaving. No slipping. No sliding. No mysterious heel chaos. The adhesive is confident. Not aggressive. Just firm enough to say, we live here now. I walked. I worked out. I questioned nothing. My formerly loose shoes now fit like they had been holding a grudge and finally let it go. They are soft. They are quiet. They do not announce themselves. They simply fix the problem and disappear emotionally. I forgot they were there, which is the highest compliment I can give something that lives in my shoe. Five stars. My heels have been humbled.

Very thick. They don’t work for my intended purpose of stopping a sneaker tongue from slipping but I’m sure they’ll be useful elsewhere. They have good adhesion and could prevent blisters from a rough shoe tongue.