Premium High Heel Boot Stretcher
$59.00
Trimly's Premium High Heel Boot Stretcher relieves tightness in 1"-3" heeled boots, featuring a polished German beech wood toe block and stainless steel mechanism for effective width adjustment. For best results use in conjunction with Trimly Stretch Spray.
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- Single high heel boot stretcher for the left or right boot
- Alleviates tightness, corns, bunions, and other sore spots
- Suitable for 1" to 3" heeled boots. For boots under 1 inch, use our standard boot stretcher .
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- Sturdy stainless steel mechanism with long shaft that alters the width or specific areas of most 1'-3' boot styles
- Polished German beech wood toe block that is more durable and effective than cheaper alternatives on the market
- Three bunion plugs to target sore spots, corns, and bunions
- Two-year warranty against mechanical failure
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- Insert Stretching Plugs: If necessary, place the spot stretching plugs into the matching slots on the toe block before starting the stretching process.
- Position the Toe Block: Insert the toe block into the front of your boot. Ensure it is placed deep enough so that the toe block touches the end of the boot’s toe box.
- Expand the Toe Block: Turn the widening handle clockwise to expand the toe block. Once it feels snug, give it 2 to 3 additional turns for optimal stretching.
- Set and Wait: Leave the stretcher in your boot for a minimum of 6 to 8 hours after setting the desired width.
- Remove the Stretcher: To take out the stretcher, turn the widening handle counterclockwise to retract the toe block and gently remove it from the boot. **For best results use in conjunction with Trimly Stretch Spray.
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- Easy shipping, easy returns
- Free shipping over $130
- Flat rate from $12 all else
Shaped for High Heels. Built to Stretch Properly.
The angled toe block follows the natural slope of high-heeled boots, allowing the stretcher to sit deeper and work along the full length of the footbed. This delivers a more even stretch through the toe box without stressing the shaft or distorting the boot’s shape.
Targeted Relief Where Boots Feel Tightest.
A solid hardwood body combined with a precision metal screw mechanism applies controlled pressure exactly where it’s needed. Optional spot-stretch plugs can be positioned to ease pressure points such as bunions or rubbing seams, improving comfort without over-stretching the boot.
FAQ
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It relieves tightness by applying controlled width expansion in pressure areas like the toe box and forefoot. It’s designed to improve comfort in snug high-heel boots, not to change the size or construction of the boot.
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Turn the widening handle until you first feel resistance, then give three additional clockwise turns.
That’s it.
More is not better. Over-tightening doesn’t stretch the boot faster, it risks damaging both the boot and the stretcher. -
Over-stretching can strip the thread and ruin the stretcher. Once that happens, the stretcher will no longer hold tension and is effectively useless. Controlled tension over time is what works.
This is where many cheap stretchers fail.
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Several hours or overnight is usually enough to assess progress. If more room is needed, repeat the process in small steps. Stretching is cumulative. Forcing it in one session rarely ends well.
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Cheap stretchers often fail because their threads flex, bind, or strip under load. A properly made stretcher applies even, predictable tension and holds it steadily, so you’re adjusting fit, not gambling on whether the mechanism survives.
Many customers come to this product after breaking cheaper alternatives. -
You will have greatest success on natural materials like smooth leather, suede, nubuck etc.. It will work on other materials too, such as vinyl, canvas, and cotton. Results may vary depending on the material composition.
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Yes, if you have any problem with them within 2-years of purchase, send them back to us and we'll either repair or replace them no questions - that includes when one accidentally over-stretches them - because life happens sometimes.
