Will widening the toe box and/or increasing the length of my shoe provide the comfort I need? (If you need relief in your instep or the top of your shoe’s toe box, you’ll want to take a look at these stretchers: Shoe Instep Stretcher and Vamp Raiser and the Professional Shoe Toe Raiser.)ĭon’t forget that you can also use the 2-way shoe stretcher to target trouble areas that have corns, bunions, hammertoes, and calluses-thanks to the included spot-stretching plugs.Am I stretching shoes and not boots or heels? (If you are stretching boots, we have a post for that: How to Use a Boot Stretcher! We also have high heel specific stretchers here: FootFitter 1-3″ High Heel Stretcher and FootFitter 3-6″ High Heel Stretcher.).It’s important to know if you specifically need a 2-way shoe stretcher in the first place. Wondering how to use a 2-way shoe stretcher? You’ve come to the right place. It’s a versatile stretching tool that saves you from having to decommission your shoes that are a hair from fitting correctly. It’s also useful in targeting trouble areas like bunions, corns, calluses, and hammertoes.

Using a 2-way shoe stretcher is a fine way to stretch your shoes both lengthwise and widthwise. With the help of a nifty shoe stretcher, you can stretch those ill-fitting shoes to fit better and restore comfort to your aching feet.

Thankfully, the story doesn’t have to end there. But as you may have experienced, ill-fitting shoes are a dime-a-dozen, and you’re left with limping legs instead of a hop in your step. Feet free from blisters and calluses are happy feet, and you should settle for nothing less. Nothing’s better than a well-fitting pair of shoes.

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