Spenco 2nd Skin Blister Kit Sports, 24 Count

I travel a lot in my 4x4, not the most comfortable set of wheels and I started to get a raw tail bone. This fixed the spot right up and now I use it when horseback riding too.

My son had a blister before a tryout and this item really helped him ease the pain.

This worked amazingly well. Bought in advance as I was going to be on a four-day walking trip. I had good shoes, good socks, and used "hiking goo," but managed to raise a couple small blisters the first day. The wet gel pads in this kit, combined with the adhesive knit, made it feel as if the blisters were nonexistent when I walked, and they got no worse over the duration. Really excellent and recommended as something to put in your travel or hiking bag if you have a tendency to get blisters. In the past I've simply covered blisters with bandages, but the frictionless gel pads in the kit actually make the experience pain-free. One tip: I would cut up the large pad of adhesive knit into smaller, more usable sizes in advance -- or make sure to throw a small scissors into the box.

have popped nickel sized blisters in the middle of both my hands from some cyclocross racing with the wrong gloves. can't get anything to stay on my palms; was hopeful after reading the reviews that this might. well, the good news is that it stays on, as long as water doesn't touch it. the bad news, once water touches it, it comes right off. I specifically made sure my hands were very dry on application, with no lotion or other products, just straight on dry skin. to be clear, this is still better than the other blister product I tried (Band-Aid brand) that didn't even make it to water before starting to come up. the gel pieces are a plus, they do keep the open blister moist. I am still not sure whether I am supposed to just remove the blue plastic from the gel piece, or the blue and white plastic (from both sides). so I did it both ways, one on each palm. definitely the hydrated gel stays hydrated longer with the white plastic left on the back, and the bandage part seemed to stick better because less moisture soaked into it from the gel. YMMV. Overall, well designed product, just don't expect it to last through any type of water if you have my luck. would buy again, as I haven't found anything better.

We just went to really big theme parks for the first time in many years, and I knew that we were going to be walking way more than usual (11 miles per day), and that our feet were going to take the bulk of the pressure (and it came true). 2nd Skin was a sure bet for our first aid kit, and I'm glad we had it on hand. I saw a recommendation for this from "things to pack for a day at the theme parks", and I was not taking any chances with my feet. I wanted to have our options, because I didn't know what kind of foot challenges we would face. These worked really well. I had a bit of a hot spot one of the days, and I used one of the foam pads, and it really helped to take the pressure off. My spouse had a blister, and the moist pad under the knit tape really helped him get through the rest of the day. Definitely worth having on hand!

This blister kit is a lifesaver. Took it out on about 10+ backpacking trips last summer with a group of 10-15. Saw every kinda blister - small ones to some big ole bearcats. What I like most is the flexibility. You can cut the moleskin to the size you need and layer it depending on need. The gel is phenomenal. Offered immediate relief while cushioning. Note: I did need to reinforce with athletic tape to ensure it stayed. If not, it would slip off in the shoe, which I think is the nature of the adhesive on the thin moleskin.

I can't figure out what the foam pads in this kit are for! I looked on spenco's website, youtube, read the instructions in the box. If you're just using this to patch up blisters, you're better off getting the blister dressing kit, which just has the gel pads and adhesive fabric. If you're just trying to protect from blisters. just buy the adhesive fabric. That said, both the gel pads and adhesive fabric work very well, and I think they're worth the price.

When I was younger I borrowed a pair of soccer cleats from a friend that were too big. I ended up with 2 inch round blisters on the balls of my feet. Obviously unable to walk, the sport nurse suggested 2nd skin and it was like nothing was wrong with my feet! I have use it sporadically throughout the last 12 years when I am in a new place walking more than expected and I always bring it on a trip I know I will walk a ton. Our last vacation, to Disney World, I brought this kit as a backup in case my comfortable shoes didn't stay as comfy. I used the moleskin on the back of my ankles, where my sneakers sat, and they prevented blisters and lasted through rain and a shower. I don't go on any trip without them and the best product out there. I find it hard to find in a store near me, so it's nice to be able to get it so easily online, and usually cheaper than the one store in our area who randomly carries it.

Great value

Bought this because it had been recommended to me but I did not find it helpful, and more to the point, the plaster sticks so harshly to the skin that it's a pain to remove it. Did not continue to use it, just threw it away.