J.T. Foote Shoe Trees Men

This item is pretty self explanatory. I ordered it through Amazon as I had previously purchased one at a local store that no longer carried these. I'm not sure if it was just the way pressure was being added, or due to the use of a lesser quality material, but the plastic piece used to adjust the size on the back part of the shoe tree seemed more flimsy than the older model I own.Otherwise, this product is exactly what I needed!

These plastic shoe trees are very easy to use. They are adjustable so they are easy to match to your shoe size. They are also very lightweight and easy to travel with. The only slight negative is that the front is not big enough to fully fit and stretch the front of the shoe.

Obviously wooden shoe horns would be a better option, however, they are really expensive.This is a cheap alternative to wooden shoe horns. They work. Maybe not as well, but they do work.Just use extra care while inserting it into your shoe, and don't put excessive force on it.

I bought two pairs of these for the price of one wooden pair, and got a parallel product. Although they're plastic, they seem sturdy. I can't see them lasting 20 years though, which is the reason for the 4-stars.

I bought these for a more casual boot that I wanted to keep structured. They certainly don't stack up to the wood/cedar trees that are out there. I prefer the Allen Edmonds but if you are on a budget these do the trick.

These are very cheaply made... even at the $8 price.Dont think these will last long...will but some more expensive wood trees.These are very narrow and wont support my shoe width.. I wanted trees to insert when cleaning and shining my shoes.. they dont offer much support.Maybe OK for a ladies shoe???

Haven't used them for a few days yet. They seem reasonably well made. Last ones I owned, years ago, seemed to fit my wide shoes better.

Came early. I love them. I use them in my jrotc dress shoes. It makes them easier to polish and also keeps then uncreased