Go find some of the playmats for kids. That would provide a lot of cushion. Shoes are probably a better solution, the righ kind of shoe can make a huge difference.

You can buy a padded mat from menards that you could easily cut to size, they have holes in them so they wouldn't trap moisture under them either.

"Esoxonthefly" said:
Thanks for the help guys. Will, what kind of shoes would work best? Currently I'm wearing the running shoes I wear everyday.

I don't know for sure but something more like a walking shoe would probably be better. A running shoe is designed for running and not standing. A lean seat can help reduce fatigue too.

I really like Keen shoes for comfort and good support. Gander usually has some, or get them at Foot Gear, Velocipede Peddler, Playmaker's, D!ck's, Track n Trail and Tradehome.

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Big fan of Keens myself and Merrels. I added some memory foam inserts to my Merrel hiking shoes and could not believe the difference. Also some off season work on a balance board helps keep the trunk muscles ready for a day of casting!!
Kevin