is this a two way strecher? can it stretch the width of a shoe and the length?
1164340
It will stretch in width only. A shoe store might be able to stretch a shoe in length.
516848
I do not know. It is adjustable, so I guess if you put it in the toe area, it might work. I only stretched out one pair of high heels where it was tight in the width before the toes. It did not work for me with heavier, thicker shoes.
1052659
I've only used this product to stretch out the width of the shoe. It will work if it is a leather shoe. You spray the inside get a thick pair of socks, put it on for a few minutes and it fits! It will stretch it out more than you can believe! It's a great product.
513349
It really only has 4 "shoe" sizes, the other two is for the adjustable shaft length. Here is a link to a video from Roces so you can see how it works. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=vxG31D6Isnk#t=39
147286
I had a pair of very expensive black flats that I wanted to stretch from a 9 to a 9 1/2. It did not work even after trying several times to stretch the shoes. That's my experience although yours may be different with a different pair of shoes.
1387387
No not for boots, these are made for shoes that are heels or flat if the shoe is is boot like made for example having the closure in the back it will not work. There are on the market stretchers made for boots you can use for some mid top sneakers but not boots
1480461
It does stretch. I used it to replace a 'sock' for a tower speaker. Not sure about 'double knit' though. It is a good fabric
804195
I didn't use one but I guess it depends on how much you need to stretch. I made sure to wear the shoes continually until the spray dried. I only know that it worked for me.
134180
Yes. There are lines drawn on, showing where you can cut for your specific size. The lines I cut for my shoe (running - 10.5), worked out perfectly.
1897085
I think that it will depend on the shoe material if the shoe is in leather material is easier to stretch it.
1260373
They only stretch side-to-side, not front-to-back. To stretch heels sideways, I would suggest buying some shoe stretch spray and force some other sort of stretcher in, even crumbled paper. I was going to use a bit of 2x4 wood with the rounded parts of the stretcher stuck on the sides. I may still do this.
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.
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Yes it will work, but the front part of the stretcher will not fit into the point of shoe. It will stretch the sides. I've used it for a few pair of pointy-toe heels for my self and friends.
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looking for stretcher that has screw type iron in back and stretches width of shoe. Sorry this is QUESTION
720403
No it will only stretch the width around the ball of the foot and the the toes
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The stretcher (wooden part is approx. 8" Long X 3 1/4 Wide X 2 1/2 (heel) to 2" (toe) Deep.Barely fit in a Florsheim 9 Narrow shoe however fit in other 9 Medium shoes OK.Shoe stretcher worked fine & is well made.
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As the others have said in response to this question; yes. You have the ability to stretch it one of the two ways (length and width) or both at the same time. These also come with little black plastic pieces that you can place in the holes on the wood of the stretcher; this enables you to target stretch tough leather parts on your shoe.