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Flexible and Soft

Protective Structure

 Moisture
Balance

Silicone Heel Socks

Product Description

Poblex Silicone Heel Socks feature a soft and flexible silicone construction that gently surrounds the heel, helping to provide comfort during everyday use. Their design covers the heel and lower ankle area, helping to reduce pressure and friction caused by footwear.

They can be used with a moisturising cream to care for dry and crack-prone heels. The silicone material helps the cream remain on the skin for longer, supporting more effective moisturising care. The open-toe design and small ventilation holes allow the foot to move more comfortably during use. Each pack contains one pair of silicone heel socks, with two pieces in total.

PACKAGE

2
pcs

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Areas of Use

Poblex Silicone Heel Socks can be worn directly on the feet at home or in the office, during short daily walks or inside shoes with sufficient room. They help reduce pressure and friction around the heel. They can also be used with a moisturising cream on dry, hardened or crack-prone heels to support a regular foot care routine.


Who Is It Suitable For?

Suitable for women and men with dry, hardened or crack-prone heels, those who experience heel friction inside their shoes, and anyone seeking softer contact around the heel during everyday use. They can also be used by people who spend long hours standing or want to make their heel care routine more effective.

Why Should We Use Silicone Heel Socks?

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01

Provides Flawless Support

02

Reduces Pressure

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03

Increases Comfort

How to Use?

1

Put the silicone heel sock on your clean, dry foot, ensuring that your heel is completely covered by the product.

2

For everyday use, wear it directly on your foot or inside shoes with sufficient room.

3

For moisturising care, apply cream to your heel, put on the product and leave it on for your preferred length of time.

Do you have more questions about usage? Frequently Asked Questions →

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