Oh no! You’ve just bought a nice pair of new wheels and they are too tight. What do you do?
Take them back and get new ones?
Or if you bought online, repackage them and pay the return fee?
Hell to the no.
Not yet cowboy.
There’s a handy-dandy little thing called shoe stretching spray, and no matter how you heard about it, you’re here to find the best one.
Well I’ve got you covered.
1. Kiwi SELECT Universal Shoe Stretch
Something Else You Can Do
Have you tried the hairdryer method?
This is a quick and easy way to soften up leather without paying a dime.
However, I only recommend this method for leather dress shoes.
Suede, canvas, and other types of fabric will need a shoe stretching spray.
But you should definitely try this out before spending any money.
How Shoe Stretcher Sprays Work
Shoe stretching sprays work by relaxing the materiel.
Once applied, the material absorbs the spray and helps it relax, allowing it to reshape and maneuver when moved.
Simply spray the inside and outside of the shoe and wear them straight away.
For best results wear it for at least 30 minutes and walk around.
The material will adapt to the shape of your foot incredibly quickly, speeding up the breaking in process.
Wrapping Up
Stretching spray is a cost-effective way to stretch your shoes rather quickly.
They are much cheaper than shoe stretchers which takes up to 24 hours before they are stretched out enough to wear again.
But before you spend any money, I want you to watch the video above and use the method on your own leather shoes first.
If that doesn’t work, you’ll want to get your hands on some Kiwi SELECT Universal Shoe Stretch.