Ease Foot Pain With FootFitter Cast Iron Ball & Ring Shoe Stretcher - Targeted Stretching Device For Bunion, Corn & Hammertoes Review

We got this bunion shoe stretcher for my wife's daily-wear leather athletic shoes. As her spousal unit, I got the task of using the stretcher. It was very easy to use, and it stretched the area that was bothering her feet. I think it's important to be careful not to overdo the stretching if you put the ball on a seam in the shoe. It looked like too much and too long might damage a seam.

I wear a brace on my left foot. Several times I went to the brace company for adjustment, but the technician instead used a device like this to stretch my shoe at certain locations to relieve the pain. At my last visit, he told me the device is available on Revain for about 40 bucks so I decided to order one to eliminate the need to see him to adjust my shoes. This device is exactly the type he used as a professional. It works exactly like he did and I am well satisfied.

Since not all feet are created equal and all shoes are not created equal, why would it be a surprise that not all shoes fit all feet even after size and width are taken into consideration? Sometimes a wearing session will rectify an almost fit and sometimes you only wear the problem for a short time from time to time to avoid the waste of money. And then there is the problem that just is too painful. Finally, a solution to all the problems and semi problems. A wee stretch here and a wee stretch

When I purchase new shoes I always make sure that the store can stretch the shoes in spots to accommodate my numberous foot and toe quirks. Even when I leave the store feeling confident about the fit, within a few wearings a new place will rub. Now I can adjust the shoes myself! This was a bonanza purchase for me! If a shoe rubs, I stretch the spot and the shoe is ready for the next wear. I hate to think about all the footwear I gave away that I could now make wearable. Also I can now shop…

This works great. The only problem is I wish the ball was bigger and the size of a ping pong ball. It stretches the area over night but you have to redo and move the ball around and around to get the bunion area stretched large enough to take stress off your bunions. It took me a week and a half to stretch the area I needed because the ball is too small to do it at one time. Please let me know when you make one of these bigger in the ball area.

This tool is an update on a tried-and-true cobblers' tool. I borrowed a vintage ball and ring from a friend and used it to adjust several pairs of shoes and boots, so I know some of the difficulties and pitfalls of the vintage models. One updated feature of the new Footfitter ball and ring is that it has a built-in bolt and thumbscrew to hold the ball and ring in position for several hours to ensure a durable stretch. That sure beats tying the ends of the handle into position for the same…

As one who is suffering from a bunion on the right foot starting 5 years ago for wearing high heels being a petite woman and having a small foot I even went up a shoe size and got wides if and when I can find them, but they are hard to find, and I can only find them on the web. Shoes that come in wides generally are not too cute either. Also, I got tired of taking my shoes and boots to be stretched and finding it didn't make that much difference; plus all the money spent on stretching. It makes