Can anyone recommend something for tired feet? [Archive] - The DIS Discussion Forums

minniemouseuk

10-17-2007, 08:54 AM

Hello,

I sometimes suffer with my feet on holiday, especially towards the end!

Can anyone recommend something that I could take with me on a plane?

Last time, I tried to purchase something in the All Star Movies shop, but they didn't have anything, which surprised me as I'm sure they'd sell well! ;)

Thanks!

Netty

10-17-2007, 10:35 AM

This is great for your feet when going around the parks all day!

http://www.partyfeet.co.uk/our_range/products.asp?id=9

jns

10-17-2007, 12:33 PM

This is great for your feet when going around the parks all day!

http://www.partyfeet.co.uk/our_range/products.asp?id=9
Thanks most look out for that too
I'm sure there sell it in boots

selmuir

10-17-2007, 12:36 PM

Well when were on holiday we go with my nana so we need to take one day rest and then the other day a park/waterpark so here feet can relax for one day

CharleyUK

10-17-2007, 03:28 PM

I Love Clinique water therapy foot soothing cream. A bit too big to take in your hand luggage but a good excuse to treat yourself in the duty free!!!;)

minniemouseuk

10-18-2007, 01:42 AM

Thanks for all your comments. I'll definately try those :cool1:

Netty

10-18-2007, 02:32 AM

Thanks most look out for that too
I'm sure there sell it in boots

also in superdrug

tennisfan

10-18-2007, 06:43 AM

I'm not sure what the showers are like out in WDW, but in a lot of the DLRP hotels have very powerful showers. What I find is turn the shower to the coldest setting and stick your feet under it for a couple of minutes. Its not that comfortable, try to tolerate it. I swear by it. My sister didn't believe me until I told her and she tried it.

It helps reduce the swelling in muscles, which is why athletes have ice baths after training.

minniemouseuk

10-19-2007, 01:51 AM

I'm not sure what the showers are like out in WDW, but in a lot of the DLRP hotels have very powerful showers. What I find is turn the shower to the coldest setting and stick your feet under it for a couple of minutes. Its not that comfortable, try to tolerate it. I swear by it. My sister didn't believe me until I told her and she tried it.

It helps reduce the swelling in muscles, which is why athletes have ice baths after training.

I'm definately going to try that. Thanks alot.