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@@ShorrockPaul: Hi Paul, closed-lace shoes can be a bit tricky if you have wider feet and/or a higher instep… or they just could be a bit narrow. You might see a small improvement by stretching them out but I can’t guarantee it.

Hi, it's great you found the video! That’s a very good question. For patent leather, you should apply the spray on the inside of the shoe, in and close to the areas where you want it to stretch. Definitely avoid spraying it on the outside.

@@trimlyaustralia3108 Oh thank you so much, very helpful advice!

Hi June, it really depends on the material, however, leather (short answer, yes) is made up of tightly bound collagen fibres, held in place by fats and water. Once those collagen fibres are stretched, the binding elements hold the stretched fibers in place.

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@@nickleer7079 Not sure why not, just want to make sure it is possible. There’s different prices for this item. So, I want to make sure I get the right one, any recommendations?

@@nickleer7079 They’re 9.5 I need them to be a half size up.

Shoe trees are designed to reform the shape of the shoe, not stretch them. By dint of their design, if they're too big for the shoe, it is usually very hard to get them in. Shoe stretchers, on the other hand, can expand the width and/or length of a leather shoe.

Hi Owen, no need to tie the shoe laces. Good luck :)

Thank you!

Yeah.. I just bought mine

Kamran Hamidfar does it work tho i got a size 3.4 but i am a size 4 the shoe is too tight in the toe area

@@GAXOOOOOTI it's just a half size so i think you should give it a try, goodluck

Miguel: Thanks for your question. It’s the minimum amount of time you want to have it in your shoe. It’s also a good point to remove it and see how the shoe fits. It obviously demands on what you’re trying to achieve, but in most cases this period of time will provided a good result. As mentioned in the video, if it needs more stretching, simply repeat the process.

@@TheJimbaHut thanks! 👍

@@TheJimbaHut what's the max about of time you should keep it in?

@@seky123 i am curious also i doubt it would hurt it if its in there for a day or 2

@@seky123: Hi Artom, about 6-8 hours is what you should be aiming at.

Hi Tenacious, this particular stretcher isn't designed for boots. We will, however, soon be offering a stretcher that can be used for boots and I will upload another instruction video.