FOOTMATTERSShoe Stretch Spray – Professional Shoe Stretcher - Softener for Leather, Suede, Nubuck, Canvas – 4 oz

I had a new pair of cowboy boots that I needed to stretch for a concert. I was initially skeptical about this product, but as proven wrong after one use! The spray works exactly as advertised. I used the spray as directed in each boot and then placed a shoe stretcher in each boot while still wet with the spray. When I removed the shoe stretchers 48 hours later my boots were transformed into comfortable shoes. This easy to use spray made all the difference in stretching these boots and you don’t need to spray much— a little goes a long way and gets the job done. I will be using this spray going forward on other shoes that need a little more room.

Love this product! I have bunions on my feet and stretched both a pair of vinyl boots and a pair of (expensive Dansko) leather shoes which fit perfectly now. Instead of getting rid of them, they are now custom fit!

To my surprise, this actually works.

I had purchased several boot shoes & they weren't as wide as my feet needed them to be. I purchased a shoe stretcher & found this spray. I first wet the area of my shoes that I wanted to stretch out & then sprayed the inside of the shoes before putting the shoe stretcher in. Left them for 2 days. Was very happy with the results! I can now wear them!

EASY TO SPRAY ON. USED THE WHOLE BOTTLE ON TWO DIFFERENT PAIRS. NOT SURE IF IT WORKS THAT WELL?

I have arthritis in both feet with the right foot being worse/bigger from previous gout. I bought real leather shoes for a 1920s themed party but for years have had issues with the tops of shoes being painfully tight. I bought leather because it can stretch and picked a style I liked and would wear again since they were pricey. I got my super cute t-strap shoes, tried them on and to no surprise they HURT. And I mean, feet-on-fire-can't-stand-up-for-longer-than-5-minutes hurt. For a brief time, I considered bringing other shoes to the party but that is not ideal as I love dressing up to a theme. I am also short on money so first I attempted to shove a can of spray adhesive into the toe and left it overnight. That worked a little but not enough. So I came back on Amazon in search of actual shoe stretchers. I found some but they were a bit pricey and I also have very large feet so I couldn't be sure of the quality and size of them. I saw this spray as a much more affordable option, but was extremely skeptical so I did research and check reviews across multiple sites. I decided to go ahead and try it out. At first, I used a small jar of molasses with the spray and again, that helped a little. When I tried the shoes on again, the tops were majorly improved but the sides still pinched a lot. I eventually found small balloons I had filled with sand and used as balloon weights. These were firm but malleable so they should work. I don't remember how many times I sprayed the shoes down but I was generous with the spray and made sure to rub it in with my fingers to the shoe so it didn't stain or discolor anywhere. I used a tissue to wipe away excess spray in spots where it was too concentrated. Let that sit overnight and took them out today. I can visible see the areas where they are now stretched. YAY! Today, my feet are very swollen so I decided to see how the stretch I had achieved so far would work in case they are swollen for the party. OUCH! This time I decided to try the wear-with-socks method. I sprayed, rubbed and wiped and walked around my house a bit. OMG!!! IMMEDIATE results!!! Within 5 minutes, I could feel relief! Not 100% but waaaaaay better than it was. I took them off and did another coat with the balloons again focusing on the sides where it burned and pinched the most even after the last spray because of the swelling. I will check again tomorrow and if still no improvement I will have to assume the shoes have reached maximum stretch but I HIGHLY recommend this spray (at least for leather). It is 100% worth it!

This product is great to use when your shoes are just a little too tight. It stretches the shoes just enough to ease any tightness. It is a small container which could be carried in a purse or glove box for emergency shoe pain. It is a good value for the money and much less expensive than a shoe repair business.

My husband bought me these $$ Michael Kors boots in a similar style to doc martins . I have RIDICULOUSLY wide feet after the birth of my kids as well as a high instep . These boots were way too tight...so much so that the heel of my foot would slide up and down because the front of my foot was locked in so tight.I brought them to this fancy looking cobbler near my office on Beacon Hill in Boston...figure the guy services all the lawmakers and bougie people with $$ shoes so he must know his ish...Paid like $45 to have the them stretched. When I picked them up he told me he had stretched them as much as was possible without damaging the boots. I said how would the boots become damaged and he said that the sides would start to separate away from the bottom of the boot if stretched too much. I took him at his word that this was the best I could hope to get and went home to utter disappointment 😥 the boots were BARELY any better than before and I was relegated to wearing these beauty's to occasions like house parties when I knew I wouldn't be walking much 😭😭While looking for something else I happened across this spray and said WHAT THE HECK....Can't hurt.... I bought the spray and a pair of boot stretchers. Both items came within a day. Great shipping for both sellers. Thank you.I literally just sprayed the inside and the outside of these boots put the boot stretchers in and stretch the crap out of them. Left them for a couple of hours. They seemed mostly dry. I took out one of the boot stretchers and put my foot in and holy guacamole. It was like night and day. The width is absolutely perfect now. So comfortable. The only part that's still a little bit tight is the instep and by instep I hope I'm calling a correctly. I mean the top of your foot. I have very high arch and so my instep is very steeply slanted and so it's always pressing up against the top side of the boots. Sometimes it's comfortable sometimes not.I resprayed these boots and put the stretchers back in with the instep stretching attachments that were included and I am expecting that after the second spray they're going to be perfect. I don't understand why the guy on beacon Hill doesn't have this same spray? I almost want to go over there and bring it to him and ask him why did he charge me more for the stretching he did then it cost me to buy both of these items and his stretching barely did anything?For the price that they're charging, I highly recommend that you pick this up. It can't hurt and worst case you're just left back where you started from but I can pretty much guarantee if it stretched out these boots. It's going to work on anything. These boots are very heavy, thick leather. Like I said, similar to doc Martin's, I wasn't even sure that it was able to stretch them because of the thickness and density of the material. It hasn't damaged the leather. It hasn't made any funny lines or creases. The leather is black. There's no hazing or anything on it.I highly recommend.