will these widen the shoe as well
1188309
Yes, there is an adjustment that opens the front part of the stretcher, if you also need extra width. Hope this helps.
1188310
Yes ... But be careful not to over tighten. The tightening screws will break!
1188311
Yes, the shoe stretchers will somewhat widen the shoes, depending on what the shoes are made of. I specifically ordered the shoe stretchers for leather and patent leather shoes and they did make a difference. Hopefully it will work as well for you.
516851
Not really. The width doesn't get narrow enough to be able to place the stretcher as far as the toe area.
1770256
No, probably not. It's only 1 inch wide, which is kind of narrow. Slacklines are about 3 inches i believe, which helps accommodate the whole foot.
134288
Yes. The come in one size and you cut them down to the size you need. You'll probably be wasting a lot of lace on each shoe..... but it would still work.
810123
This shoe design is not that wide but it's stretchy . Sorry for my late reply . I just found this question brother
1732000
Once you insert your stretcher into your shoe,you will only need to adjust the length in order to insure the device is "snuggly" seated in your shoe,after this,you can adjust the width as much as you like.
1479047
The stretchers are ajustable. You can dial the doohicky on the back of the screw to make them wider, and then pull the smaller piece of wood back to make them longer. So you don't have to buy them in sizes, just adjust them inside the shoe.
2024637
It widens out at least one letter width. Especially when you use the attachments on either side. You have to be careful not to twist the handle too far because it can dig into the footbed of the shoe.
240626
I have stretched 3 pair with 4.5" heel. I have made them slightly longer and increased the width, with no issues. My only complaint about these is the plastic tip on the spreader will break so you have to watch how you un-tighten
83732
Yes as long as they are not to wide. If they are you can cut them in half so they will fit. But most will go
622844
I cannot guarantee or verify that. Perhaps if you get in touch with the manufacturer: http://www.pedag.de/en.html they could provide an answer. There is a contact link on their web site. The pair I bought fit perfectly inside my shoe.
869082
Depending on the shoe. I have very narrow feet and sometimes I have to help fill up a shoe.
1114913
I dont know what type of shoes you have but yes. I have a bunion and I can wear my brand new shoes now. BUT-I stretched them for several weeks! I kept turning the shoe horn and I would leave the shoes to stretch. If after a few days I could turn it I did. So my answer is yes, but if you want it quick and in a hurry, I dont think it will work.
265635
Add some spacers between the inside of the shoe and the stretchers. Some small wooden wedges or thick leather patches should work fine. All you need to do is make up the difference in the gap
1009742
Yes. You will get the same stretch with or without shoes. I placed my slant board against a wall.
720403
No it will only stretch the width around the ball of the foot and the the toes
1307280
No. You would have to use a Dremel or something similar to widen the opening