Just purchased some cowboy boots - size 9..5 B. Width is great, but heel is a little loose. Can I use these to take up some slack in the heels?
645259
The heel cups will move your foot forward a little in your boot. If you don't have much room in the toe box, I wouldn't try it.
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
1919441
No, these inserts are not intended for that so I would use heel pads to make the fit more snug.
248265
As I was a leather smith in a prior erea. It is best to just continue resoling the boots with new leather. Don't take what is good and turn it into junk! Rubber soles on Cowboy boots just don't get it. John C. Kozel
1899886
We have used these only for rubber waders ( sports, duck hunting etc ). I would not use them for womens dress-style boots. I could see where they might be ok dress leather boots, if some sort of padding was added . Since they are not real expensive racks, it might be worth a try - good luck !
966940
the heel seemed to fit snug but fine. I would get the 9.5. if you get 10 I think they would be too loose. We got size 8 and the foot part was nice and nug with not play in it. Good luck and have fun with them.
507231
Depends upon the space in your shoes. Try it with the inserts (make sure you loosen the strings before putting your foot in them) and if they are to tight then take out the inserts.
2100423
My feet are standard D width and the boots fit comfortably (some wiggle room) with liners. If EEE is much wider than regular D width, you might have a problem with these boots.
1702004
I am a 9 wide and the heel I keep clipped down as far as it would go, but I use the thinnest booties. A little play is ok if you have boots. They come with plastic inserts (that I don't use often) and that may make up the difference if your feet are smaller than mine. They are great fins though
52307
Sorry. I'm not sure. You could probably stretch them out. My husband bought one too and he is a size 9 1/2. He said it fit him perfect. You should double check with the seller.
176781
I think it would depend on how large your calf is, because it would sit above the boot more than out would a shoe. Good luck.
2053316
You definitely need space in the shoes. I used them with a short boot and it looked like I could've been wearing ankle high shoes. Wearing pants disguised that.
804193
I just sprayed and put on the boots. They stretched while I was walking. But I guess you can use the proper shoe stretcher.
536192
Yes, although I can't quite get them as tight as I could with regular laces. I find that I can get them as tight as I need them, sometimes they get a little too tight at the top and not tight enough at the bottom.
2274014
By getting another product! I wear boots sometimes in the winter and that's why I tried them, darn things fell down in seconds, hit the trash next day. So unless you like a cottony snake-like sock creeping around your ankles !!!! Hope my answer helps :)
2128227
These only help the boot to hold its shape to prevent unwanted creases in the leather. However, it does not stretch the calf wider. Hope this helps.
2189310
Hook them to your belt and they should work fine. If you don't hook them to your belt and you walk out of them, the next clammer will find a nice pair of boots!!