Corrugated fiberboards were suggested to be filled with abandoned foams in order to improve their packaging adaptability, which may be also a new way of reuse for waste materials. Two filled A-type corrugated fiberboards were obtained through filling polyethylene foam or polystyrene foam (abbreviated as A-PE and A-PS). Compared with the unfilled corrugated fiberboards, both of the filled ones’ mechanical properties were enhanced efficiently including flat crush strength, edge crush strength and punctured strength. The rebound resilience of the corrugated fiberboards was also increased by filling polyethylene foam or polystyrene foam. At the same time, the results indicated the fillers can improve the cushion performance of the fiberboards. However, the addition of polystyrene foam had no obvious effects on the vibration transmissibility while the addition of polyethylene foams increased the vibration transmissibility but was not beneficiary to the design of anti-vibration package.