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3 Ways to Stretch High Heels for a More Comfortable Fit

By Matthew Lynch
October 15, 2023
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Every woman knows the feeling of falling in love with a pair of high heels, only to discover they’re just a tad too tight or uncomfortable after wearing them for a short period. Fear not, there are solutions to help stretch those high heels and make them more comfortable. Here are threes ways to stretch high heels for a better fit.

1. Using a Shoe Stretcher:

A shoe stretcher is an excellent tool designed specifically for stretching shoes made from various materials. These devices can be purchased at local shoe stores or online and are available in different sizes depending on the shoe you need to stretch. To use it, insert the shoe stretcher into your high heel and adjust the device by widening or lengthening it until you achieve the desired stretch. Let the stretcher sit inside your high heel for at least 24 hours, and repeat if necessary.

2. The Freezer Method:

Believe it or not, your freezer can do wonders for tight shoes! For this method, fill two resealable bags with water about halfway full. Check that they are properly sealed to avoid any leaks inside your shoes. Next, place each bag carefully into your high heels, ensuring they are located where you want the most stretch (typically around the toe box and sides). Finally, put your high heels in the freezer and leave them overnight. As the water inside the bags freezes and expands, it will gently stretch your shoes in those specific areas. Allow the ice to melt before removing the bags from your shoes.

3. Heat and Thick Socks:

This method is ideal if you need a quick solution without waiting too long for results. For this approach, put on a pair of thick socks – preferably woolen or thermal socks that provide ample cushioning between your foot and shoe. Next, put on your high heels while still wearing the socks, although it might be a tight fit at first. To make this method even more effective, use a hairdryer to apply heat to the tight areas of your shoes while wearing them. Keep the hairdryer at least 6 inches away from your high heels and avoid overheating them. The heat will help soften the material, allowing the shoes to mold to the shape of your feet as you walk around with the socks on. Give yourself about 20-30 minutes for the process and try your heels on again without socks to check the fit.

These methods for stretching high heels can work wonders for making your favorite pair more comfortable, so give them a try and wear those stylish shoes with confidence!

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