| Brand: | Collonil |
| Material Composition: | solvent, wetting agent |
| Colour: | Neutral |
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Instructions for Use Spray tight spot and surrounding area from adistance of 15-20 cm and wear shoe immediately.The shoe expands with the aid of the foot'swarmth. Allow to dry thoroughly while wearing andpolish outside of shoe with a soft cloth. Ifnecessary, repeat the treatment.
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74 of 74 people found the following review helpful
I am so thrilled with this stuff! I'm size 4 and a half, my feet are wider than normal('E' fit), and I have plantar-fascitis. Due to this it has been EXTREMELY difficult finding shoes to fit my feet. Any shoes or trainers I tried always seemed to be tight on certain points and dig in to my feet after walking in them - even if they hadn't seemed too bad when first tried on. I had began to think I was doomed to have to try on hundreds of pairs of shoes just to find one pair that didn't crush my feet. This spray has changed all that!
When I first heard of this product I was sceptical, but willing to try anything. Wasn't convinced that a spray-on foam could 'stretch' my shoes but hadn't had much luck with traditional wooden shoe stretchers and was running out of options. Amazingly, it actually works. You simply shake the can, spray the areas on the shoe that you want to stretch, then wear the shoe for a few minutes. The spray softens the leather, so the shoe then moulds to your foot as you're wearing it.
You can treat the inside and the outside of the shoe unless your shoes are patent, reptile, or brushed leather, in which case you should only spray the inside. I find that in most cases I only need to treat the inside of the shoe anyway, and the shoe still has plenty of 'give'. With most of my formerly unwearable shoes I've found one application to be enough, although some really tight shoes have needed a couple of 'stretchings'.
I now find that I have a lot more options when buying shoes and can even buy without trying on, because if I find they're too tight I can stretch them to fit my feet. Fantastic!
Now if only someone could invent a 'bra stretch spray' so I could actually get a bra that fits, I'd be all set!
When I first heard of this product I was sceptical, but willing to try anything. Wasn't convinced that a spray-on foam could 'stretch' my shoes but hadn't had much luck with traditional wooden shoe stretchers and was running out of options. Amazingly, it actually works. You simply shake the can, spray the areas on the shoe that you want to stretch, then wear the shoe for a few minutes. The spray softens the leather, so the shoe then moulds to your foot as you're wearing it.
You can treat the inside and the outside of the shoe unless your shoes are patent, reptile, or brushed leather, in which case you should only spray the inside. I find that in most cases I only need to treat the inside of the shoe anyway, and the shoe still has plenty of 'give'. With most of my formerly unwearable shoes I've found one application to be enough, although some really tight shoes have needed a couple of 'stretchings'.
I now find that I have a lot more options when buying shoes and can even buy without trying on, because if I find they're too tight I can stretch them to fit my feet. Fantastic!
Now if only someone could invent a 'bra stretch spray' so I could actually get a bra that fits, I'd be all set!
18 of 18 people found the following review helpful
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I've got a lovely new pair of leather shoes I bought for work that were fine for a couple of hours but come the end of the working day the right shoe was really pinching my little toe!
I didn't want to bin the shoes as not only were they very expensive, I also really liked them and having read the other reviews here I thought it might be worth giving this spray a go. It was - two applications and my shoes are comfortable all day!
The spray is a foam that disperses quickly. You spray the shoe where it rubs or pinches and then wear it for a few minutes. I found it pretty difficult to spray the inside front of my shoe where it pinches my toe and that's probably why it took a couple of applications. Even so, it definitely worked and is therefore in my opinion worth every penny.
I didn't want to bin the shoes as not only were they very expensive, I also really liked them and having read the other reviews here I thought it might be worth giving this spray a go. It was - two applications and my shoes are comfortable all day!
The spray is a foam that disperses quickly. You spray the shoe where it rubs or pinches and then wear it for a few minutes. I found it pretty difficult to spray the inside front of my shoe where it pinches my toe and that's probably why it took a couple of applications. Even so, it definitely worked and is therefore in my opinion worth every penny.
14 of 14 people found the following review helpful
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Used this just once on a pair of patent leather shoes and it made a big difference in comfort
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Expensive.
This is an expensive product for basically a can of water with a wetting agent.. I'm dubious as to it making any difference.
Published 4 days ago by M. A. Myers
wow! seriously good!!
i bought some leather jeans a few months ago but found that they just did'nt feel "right" around the bum area,after trying baby oil, olive oil was just about to give up when i saw... Read more
Published 24 days ago by Pmjacklin
Does what it says
I was very sceptical as to whether it would work. I have an EEEE width and buying shoes is an utter nightmare for me and I needed to break in a pair of dance shoes which were very... Read more
Published 29 days ago by David Bailey not
Leather shoe stretcher
This product helped me wear a brand new pair of shoes for the whole day of my Sons wedding.. I did'nt need to take them off at all.. so it did it's job excellently
Published 2 months ago by MidwifeChris
Doesn't do it for me
I was rather sceptical having worked with leather all my life. And I should have listened!
The tin is small, just about a third the size of a tin of furniture spray. Read more
The tin is small, just about a third the size of a tin of furniture spray. Read more
Published 2 months ago by J. K. Siddorn
COLLONIL stretch leather care
Very good for the stretching of leather shoes and leather boots used in conjunction with wooden shoe stretchers and left after spraying and left over night.
Published 3 months ago by dave
Not sure it works
Used it twice on 100% leather shoes that are perhaps 1/2 of a size too small (pinch my little toe and a bit on the heel). Read more
Published 3 months ago by Anna
i think it will eventually work
This product has not worked as well as i thought it would. I am sure eventually my shoes will stretch to the size required but its going to take more goes. Read more
Published 4 months ago by HEATHER TROTT
This product really works !
This product really works ! I've got my new boots I really like. They fit me fine when i tried them on. Read more
Published 4 months ago by Jemjem
Collonil stretch leather care spray
This product takes quite a few applications to stretch leather though am at last making some headway. It is pleasant to use.
Published 5 months ago by Ratbag
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