eachway Shoe Stretcher Shoe Trees,Adjustable Length & Width for Men and Women(for M's Us6.5-10; Wm's Us10-13.5)

Finally an old fashioned shoe stretcher with modern day upgrades. Package plane yet easy to understand how they work. He was able to stretch his new golf shoes in less than 24 hours. They worked exactly as promised.

Got these on same day delivery 7 hours after I ordered them! How do they do that? I recently bought several pairs of shoes and some of them were a little too tight. I have had a pair stretched by a cobbler in the past, and although it worked, it was relatively expensive and a pain in the foot to go through the process. So, with this bunch of shoes, I bought a single wooden shoe stretcher from the same cobbler. It worked fine, but was around $35 for a single stretcher. Who wants to wait at least two days to stretch one shoe at a time? So I saw these and thought I'd take a gamble on the pair. Although the shoe form part is made of a hard, sturdy, smooth plastic, they otherwise have a metal screw rod and work just fine. The bonus with these is that they also have a heel insert and you can stretch the length of your shoe as well. My cobbler told me it was not possible to make shoes longer and the stretcher he sold me did not have a heel insert. I have them in a pair of my new shoes right now that were just a smidge too narrow and a tad too short. If these stretchers can lengthen them by a millimeter or two that would be perfect. I know they'll stretch the width okay because I actually already did it with my single stretcher and they are just about where I need them. If they stretch the length a little bit that will just be a bonus. And with the heel insert part, they will double as a nice pair of shoe trees as well! I wish I hadn't wasted my money on that expensive, single wooden stretcher and had found these first. The do the job perfectly and you get two for the price of one! And they'll double as a shoe tree when not doing their stretching job. Love them! They also come with the little bunion and foot bump pieces you can plug onto the foot form dealy bob if you need them. I don't, so they'll go in a drawer and years from now I'll be wondering what the heck these things are and why did I save them. I am using the black pad looking things however. They go across where the top of your foot would be to stretch out the top strap of your shoe. In essence they make the strecher a little higher so it stretches up as well as the width. These are a great investment and seem to be sturdily built and I think they'll last for a lifetime. Go ahead and order yourself a pair :)

for plastic..it does the job ...but had to return my set due to a defect in one of the pegs .... otherwise it worked fine ...may reorder

It's easy to use and it works.My new church shoes felt tight andy feet hurt after walking in them the first time.I used the shoe strecther now they are comfortable and my feet don't hurt.

They Work Very Well and My Shoes Fit Very Comfortably After One Day! 👍

These shoe stretchers are very good. I have "problem feet" when it comes to buying shoes. Like needing a wide toe box and a narrow heel. Or, changes, as I get older, such as a hammer toe now causing problems causing me to go back to stretch shoes again where needed. I ordered this second pair because I find - with the number of shoes I want to stretch, or repeat stretching - that I was always wishing I had a second pair of stretchers. I highly recommend using Footmatters shoe spray along with the stretchers.

These generally work ok and the price is right, but the plastic construction is a bit suspect -- I broke one after being a little too aggressive with a stretch, which wasn't entirely surprising given the material. For occasional, light-duty use they're probably fine. But if you plan on stretching more than a couple of pairs of shoes, wooden stretchers are genuinely worth the extra money and won't leave you wondering if they're about to snap on you. Adequate, but know what you're getting into.

Exceeded my expectations - have already stretched two pairs of dress shoes, and am working on another pair of shoes. The first were platform espadrille sandals that the cross straps were too tight in the right foot so it was difficult to insert my foot without effort, and these were fake leather and still stretched fine. With all the shoes I stretched I have been very careful of warnings not to overstretch, but this appears to be harder to do than I thought. I started out with just a few hours and ended up stretching overnight to two to three nights in a row, tightening a little more every night. So far I have had to come close to turning the knob to stretch almost as far as I can turn it (when it gets that tight) thus the tightening more as it stretches. The second pair of shoes I stretched were a pair of peep toe mules with block heels that are suede on the outside and man-made material on the inside. The peep toe area squished my toes and caused a great deal of pain and so I put the tips of the stretchers way into the toe box and stretched them out multiple times (in the beginning I was scared to do it too much - I don't want to ruin a pair of expensive shoes). I ended up stretching them as hard as I could for three days and now they hurt my toes alot less. I am considering stretching them more until they don't hurt at all. I bought an alcohol based shoe stretcher spray that is supposed to work even without shoe stretchers and I plan to try both together once it arrives. My only ongoing headache has come from trying to stretch the top strap of a pair of Birkenstocks that is too tight, where moving the buckle is too loose. This strap has been giving me blisters for months. It is a little hard to get the stretcher situated to just this one strap, but I have been working on it, it is just not there yet. I have recently applied serious leather conditioner to soften and help stretch the leather, and am going to stretch with the spray when it arrives. This is taking forever as I have to wait for each blister to heal to try again and see if I have fixed them. But up until a few weeks ago I was just .trying to break in with my feet, so all the rest of this is a recent development. Outcome to be determined still. These shoe stretchers feel to be high quality and sturdy, heavier material than expected, and able to withstand a lot of torque with no problem. I have not had occasion to use the little knob attachments yet as I have been stretching sandals, but they seem like a good idea and other reviewers rave about them. I have also not had occasion to use the lengthening feature yet, but I think I can tell how to do it. My set came with simple instructions in the form of diagrams that were not very helpful. I highly recommend these shoe stretchers - it seems to me they are sturdier and firmer than old fashioned wooden ones, and are so smooth they don't leave any marks on shoes. I am very happy with my purchase and already plan to use them on many of my older shoes and for years to come!

Does the job. Needed to stretch only one of my ladies non-leather loafers as one of my feet is wider due to a previous injury. If I buy wide-feet shoes the other foot would be too big so stretching one shoe works better for me. I sprayed shoe stretcher solution on the inside and had good results overnight.

Worked in 24hrs. Brilliant!

The service was good they arrived quickly. I am pleased with the results having stretched three pairs of leather shoes successfully. They seem quite sturday.

Product received on time and good quality. Done a fantastic job in expanding my shoes 👍

Simple to use, you can customize the amount of pressure you place on certain areas to maximise stretching. Very satisfied with this purchase.