Toe Post Gel Cushion - Pavers

Gently wash them with mild soap and cool water. Rinse thoroughly and allow them to air dry completely before use.

They are designed to fit most standard toe-post sandals. However, fit can vary depending on the specific width and shape of the sandal's toe post.

With regular wear and proper care, they can last for an entire summer season or longer. Lifespan depends on usage frequency and environmental conditions.

Yes, they are generally water-resistant. However, prolonged submersion or harsh pool chemicals may affect their longevity. Ensure they are dried properly after getting wet.

They are designed to be discreet. Most are clear or subtly colored and sit within the sandal, making them hardly noticeable.

If a cushion feels loose, ensure it's applied correctly. For most users, they stay securely in place. If an issue persists, re-evaluate the sandal's toe post shape or consider a more secure application method if necessary.

Ensure the toe post is clean and dry before applying. Press the cushion firmly onto the post. If the toe post is unusually thin, consider using a small amount of double-sided tape (specifically designed for footwear) to secure it, though this is generally not required.

Verify the cushion is correctly positioned around the toe post, not bunched up. Ensure it is fully seated against the sole. If discomfort continues, the sandal's design itself might be causing issues unrelated to the toe post friction.

Gently stretch the gel cushion slightly before attempting to slide it onto the toe post. Ensure you are applying it to the correct part of the toe post. If it remains too tight, the toe post on your sandal might be larger than the cushion is designed for.