Shoe Stretch-It Spray (4 Fl Oz) - for Leather, Suede, Nubuck, Canvas - Softener & Conditioner Safely Stretches & Expands Shoes & Boots Without Weakening The Material

This stuff works. I was skeptical, but for the low price and the awesome reviews I thought it was worth a try. I had a pair of leather but cheapo booties I got in London (SO cute) that were just way too tight, and a pair of Dansko Savannahs, which I bought in my regular Dansko size, but were way too tight. I used this stretch spray, and, amazingly, I can now wear my booties and Danskos. Granted, I did have to apply several applications, over a period of several hours of wearing each -- what you do is spray the shoe while wearing them, and wear them around the house with thick socks, spray again, wear them, sitting or walking around, or both, spray again, etc. Do this until they are comfortable. It will work. I promise you, and this is a real review! I did hear that you can make your own spray using half rubbing alcohol and half water. I was going to do this, but was too lazy; however, if you want, go ahead and try this -- clearly, the spray is mostly alcohol, I can tell by the smell. But just in case there is some other important ingredient in it, I bought this spray. NO damage to the leather of my white boots or my black Danskos -- the leather looks exactly the same, exactly the same texture and shine as before I sprayed them. The only difference is that I can wear my shoes now with complete comfort. Yay!!

The calves of my 13" high western boots were a bit too tight at the boot top. I also like to wear my pants down inside my boots at times and the spray relaxed the leather till I was able to do that and did not stain the fabric of my pants just as advertised. Great product, Thank You Fiebings and Amazon!

I usually research anything I buy, even small items like this. However, I was ordering some shoe stretchers and this seemed like a good accessory from a respected manufacturer, so I bought it on impulse. Only later did I learn that most, if not all, of these products are merely alcohol and water. (The scent is a pretty good giveaway.) So basically one pays a premium price for the convenience of having the solution premixed in a handy spray bottle. The product works as it should, so it's worth buying if one doesn't mind the price. I'll probably make my own refills though.

Good product. Helped me save a few pair of shoes I hadn't worn in awhile. I recommend it.

This is a shoe product that sprayed on leather shoes and stretch it. I have used it several shoes and boots and it WORKS!!!! I sprayed the inside of the shoe, because I did not know if it would stain the leather and forced shoe tress with padding on them several times until I got the fit I wanted. I tried a sample on the outside on a shoe that I was no longer wearing and there was no staining. I f your shoes are very important to, look up the shoe products on the market. One reason I found out for all the products is the horse business. They spend millions on leather products and some of those products can help you keep your shoes longer and looking better. Having been in the Marine Corps can affect a person for life about the care and looks of their shoes. You really can make adjustments.

I recently bought 2 pairs of Allen Edmonds leather men's shoes - one Strand and one McAllister. Both pairs fit great overall, but were too narrow in just one spot on the side of my small toe. It got to the point that it genuinely hurt to wear the shoes and I was contemplating cutting my losses and selling them on eBay. However, I thought about options for shoe stretching and came across Shoe Stretch. I saw the good reviews and figured it was worth an inexpensive gamble. Happy to say this stuff was miraculous! I don't have a special widening shoe-stretcher so I just sprayed this on in the morning when i put on my shoes. My shoes literally felt better the first day, and after 3 straight days of using this in the morning the shoes fit perfectly. No more pain in the toe. I highly, highly recommend this. There is more than enough in the bottle for my 2 pairs of shoes - probably enough for at least 5 pairs with multiple sprayings for each pair.

For professions that require leather footwear and being on your feet all day, this enables you to break in new shoes on the job instead of wearing them for a brief period over several days. For a letter carrier or construction worker, that can be a lifesaver. New boots should come with a bottle.

Work well with a shoe stretcher. Did not discolor leather shoe