this shoe stretcher says for sizes 5-10, does that mean it will only stretch up to a size 10?
1693298
No! You have the option of stretching the shoe in length or width. I used the shoe stretcher to stretch out a very narrow shoe.
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).
1783436
not sure but it does stretch the length when it is working correctly. I have not used it to lengthen tennis shoes only shoes like toms
147287
Yes, my shoe size is 6. I think you would need a bigger shoe stretcher for 9's.
1393308
I would suggest using a women's stretcher in a size 8 because it's easier to extend the stretchers but difficult to make one that is too big fit the shoe. Get the ones that can do width and length adjustments cuz it will make things easier. Good luck.
1091260
I wear size 9w, the stretches with the plastic fall apart, so I decided to try the men's shoe stretcher. Am pleased to say it works for me. I've been really putting it to work. I think I can say I've gotten my money's worth.
1642516
Well, I can't be sure, but I think it would to the job. One adjustment on these stretchers spreads the toe area, and that should stretch your open toe shoes, too.
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.
720403
No it will only stretch the width around the ball of the foot and the the toes
2119692
Hi Lizzett, I have not tried the footfitter in a flat shoe, but I don't see why it should not work. When I first saw your question, I looked for some flats to stretch, but I don't have any. Unless all your shoes are flats, I would say that the footfitter is an excellent investment. I did a lot of research to find a good stretcher; unfortunately most are not good.
257538
It won't fit if size-10 shoes go straight in. But putting them sideway a bit helps.
516851
Not really. The width doesn't get narrow enough to be able to place the stretcher as far as the toe area.
1412206
Yes. Majority of my shoes are 4-4 1/2 heels and stretch the front shoes so does not pinch when my foot push forward due to the height.
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.
342312
I have with a size 14 shoe size. It seems to work just fine, though it may be a bit cramped area for your feet, but not enough as to alter the reading.
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.
78125
It might be snug depending on the type of shoe and the width..they don't fit anything much bigger than a 10