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The ASAB Wooden Shoe Stretcher is designed for anyone experiencing discomfort from shoes that are too tight, whether in length or width. It offers a simple, effective way to customize your footwear for a perfect fit, preventing issues like calluses and corns. While highly effective on natural materials, it's important to note that it may not be suitable for synthetic or heavily treated materials.
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| Model Part Number | AS-ShoeStretcher |
|---|---|
| Brand | ASAB |
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FAQs
How long should I leave the shoe stretcher in?
For best results, leave the stretcher in for at least 8-12 hours, or preferably overnight. For more stubborn shoes, you may need to repeat the process or leave it in for up to 24-48 hours.
Can this stretcher be used on synthetic shoes?
This stretcher is designed for natural materials like leather and suede. It is not recommended for synthetic materials, as it could cause damage or cracking.
How do I use the plugs?
The plugs are used to create pressure points for relief. Insert them into the small holes on the stretcher that correspond to areas of discomfort, such as corns or bunions, before inserting the stretcher into the shoe.
Will this stretch my shoes in both length and width?
Yes, the mechanism allows for stretching in both length and instep (height/width), effectively addressing tightness in multiple dimensions.
How do I know which size stretcher to buy?
The product is typically available in size ranges (e.g., UK 3-8). Measure your shoe size and choose the appropriate range. The stretcher is adjustable within its specified range.
Can I use this on high heels?
While designed for a variety of shoes, effectiveness on very high heels may vary. It works best on shoes with a relatively flat sole or moderate heel height where the stretcher can be properly inserted and tensioned.
What is the warranty period?
Please refer to the retailer or manufacturer's direct information for specific warranty details, as this is not provided in the product description.
Troubleshooting
Stretcher does not fit into the shoe.
Ensure you have the correct size stretcher for your shoe. For very narrow shoes, you may need to insert the stretcher partially expanded and then expand it inside the shoe.
Shoe is not stretching enough.
Leave the stretcher in for a longer period (e.g., 24-48 hours). You can also slightly increase the tension by rotating the handle a bit more. For significant stretching, multiple applications might be needed.
Stretcher is difficult to turn.
Check for any debris in the mechanism. Ensure the stretcher is properly seated within the shoe. Apply gentle, consistent pressure when turning the handle.
Wood feels rough or splinters.
This is uncommon with quality wood. If noticed, lightly sand the area with fine-grit sandpaper and wipe clean. Ensure no debris is transferred to the shoe.
Pros and Cons
Pros
- Effectively stretches shoes for improved comfort.
- Versatile use across many shoe types.
- Durable construction ensures longevity.
- Addresses common foot pain issues like corns and bunions.
- Simple to operate for quick adjustments.
Cons
- Primarily effective on natural shoe materials.
- May require multiple applications for significant stretching.
- Needs careful application to avoid over-stretching.
- Bulky items might require specific stretcher types.
Setup, Compatibility & Care
Setup:
- Insert the shoe stretcher into the shoe.
- Rotate the handle clockwise to expand the stretcher, applying gentle tension.
- If targeting specific pressure points, insert the provided plugs into the corresponding holes on the stretcher.
- Leave the stretcher in place for at least 8-12 hours, or overnight.
- Remove the stretcher and check the fit. Repeat if necessary for a more significant stretch.
Compatibility:
- Best used with shoes made of natural materials like leather, suede, and canvas.
- Suitable for flats, pumps, wedges, loafers, oxfords, pointed toes, slippers, sneakers, and boots.
- Not recommended for synthetic materials, patent leather, or heavily treated fabrics that may crack or damage.
Care:
- Wipe clean with a dry or slightly damp cloth.
- Avoid exposing the wood to excessive moisture.
- Store in a dry place when not in use.