Do you need shoe stretching spray for this to work?
468019
I didnt use any sprays, i kept it on overnight and that seemed to do the trick.
468020
I didn't. But it may depend on the shoes material. The ones I've stretched have been leather or synthetic. I'd try stretching w/o spray and see how it works first.
468021
not really --- this works just on its own --- but with the spray, it does stretch faster
1412204
Yes with a bit of care you should be able to stretch any type of shoes, the Bravo-fit has some peg tools that will give you targeted stretching just where needed.
1251911
no, I have sprayed it on other types of shoes and even put shoe trees in to stretch and there was no difference, so had to give the shoes away as one foot was hurting. Do not recommend this product for anything other than leather use.
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.
1492556
I should think that IF your shoes are REAL Patent Leather, it should work when sprayed on the INside. But I would contact Meltonian for assurance! It worked great on all of my other leather shoes!
75241
It worked for me with women's shoes. Not a guarantee it works for everyone. If you can't return it's worth a try. But I would keep the stretcher in the shoe a day or two and to the max setting.
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.
3127
I have tried to stretch on shoe stretchers but it didn't work. I bought two sizes and both were tight. The shoe in the larger size seems to get a little bit better after wearing for a while but still tight.
1536667
It stretches leather, so it should stretch straps too. Just immediately put the shoes on and wear them until they dry (from the spray). Good luck.
1693299
I believe that is correct but there are some 10's bigger than others depending on the brand. So if you need a large 10 this stretcher should work, otherwise I would get a stretcher meant for men's shoes. My husband wears a 10 1/2 and I stretched his out slightly with this unit.
720402
I don't think this would be useful for stretching a shoe lengthwise. This product is primarily for stretching out the toe box (so your toes don't get so crushed together).
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.
240625
It could. Before I would buy this again, I would have my shoe repair person stretch my shoes.
1009742
Yes. You will get the same stretch with or without shoes. I placed my slant board against a wall.
2249984
Quite possibly, most of these shoe stretch products say not to but I used it on a pair of sneakers with suede and it stretched the leather just fine. The suede was black and I didn't see any discoloration. I'd recommend you try it in a hard to see spot first though, just in case.
46269
It should work if you can fit the back of the stretcher against the back of your shoe. I love my shoe stretcher!
431611
I would say probably not...Shoe Goo is NOT a "glue" it is meant to add additional surface to your sneakers sole. If you used it to build up the sole over the slit it would definately have some effectiveness. But if you used it as a glue to hold together the slit I doubt it would work.