Will they stretch out the ankle of pull on boots that are hard to get on and off?
1347281
I am not using with pull on boots. All mine zip. I have not experienced any stretching in my boots
1347282
The boots I use them on are not that tight to get on and off because they have a full length zipper. I really like these boot trees because they reduce their width when you squeeze the little curved handle, making it easy to insert them into the boot, but then get wider again when you release the handle, so the boots don't fall off (I hang my boots on wall hooks).
1347283
No, they are only spring loaded. They are only so the boot will hold shape and stand up in the closet.
1347284
No they are not strong enough to stretch the leather. but they do a GREAT job of helping the boots hold their shape. They are easy to put in and take out.
914
I'm not certain how big my calves are, but about half the boots that I try on are too tight around my calf (probably a sign they are a bit larger). These socks are obviously going to be tight and can be tough to get on, but I am able to wear them and they not feel too tight.
512342
They'll fit but pretty stretched out so that may cause some early ripping if you're not careful with them.
532479
Yes, you should have the ankle supports as tight as you can get them. You might also try adjusting the height you have it set on. You shouldn't experience much movement when you invert.
3127
I have tried to stretch on shoe stretchers but it didn't work. I bought two sizes and both were tight. The shoe in the larger size seems to get a little bit better after wearing for a while but still tight.
907871
Do they? They haven't for me. Pull and stretch downward, not sideways. I was moving a few weeks ago, and they do come off nicely.
994461
Probably not I would try another kind with more stretch, I put them on my 11 year old and they were still small and hard to get on
2051630
They will but it takes a lot of effort to get them around the bends of the boot. Lots of patience and they'll work great!
1046229
Although these widened the calves of my boots a little, I suggest getting an actual boot stretcher to do what you want.
551037
No. These are definitely not stretchers. They allow tall boots to stand up while keeping their shape. My boots are almost to the knee, and they would not stand on their own without these boots shapers inserted. They are great for this purpose, but definitely not for stretching.
2283500
Yes. Insert the accompanying buttons into the bunion area and the shoe will be stretched in that area
356584
These are very stretchy and come up the leg about like a women's anklet sock - not quite to mid-calf. Its been over a year and a half since my husband passed, so I can't really remember how high they came on his leg, but they did not stop at the ankle.
259627
If they have someone lace them initially to the right size AND if they have they strength to pull the shoe on, I believe they could. It takes a little extra strength to get them on. I am 79 and have no problems but I am fairly strong.
1226066
I wear size 11 medium and ordered these in size 12 men's. I can easily step into them, but have to sit down and pull them off. The tops are sturdy and somewhat stiff, so ankle flex is somewhat restricted. These were worn in winter so far and I know lighter socks will make them easier to pull off this Spring.
565009
Yes but they will definitely need to be stretched out a bit. I would suggest getting a size larger than your perfect fit.
1791611
Whatever size you would normally buy get the same size in these they are true to size.If you take a 9 gaet a 9 and there will still be enough for a thick pair of socks.They come up to the back of my knee just at the bend. I love mine but they are hard to get off,I would recommend a boot puller to make it easier. Enjoy your trip
1501737
They will if you wearing heavy socks and slacks. I wear a pair of pull-on knits which are comfortable to exercise in. My ankles are very small (I wear a 2 petite) and I find they do slip a little. The key is to really hold them tight and make sure you put them on tight. Good luck with your ankles.