Shoes trees

[TriggerTech]

Having had to bin my power bands due to lack of due care and attention, I got a cracking deal on some adipures

Gonna give them abit of tlc this time round by actually cleaning and polishing them

Seen some shoe trees in a shop and just wondered do they do the business or am I having a crisis at 30

Views welcome!

Thanks

 

[bigslice]

no ive got three pairs of trees and keep my footjoys nicely shaped

 

[MegaSteve]

Shoes ain't cheap [even if you got a good deal on them] so worth looking after...

I've always used 'trees' for my sports shoes and have found them beneficial over the years to getting better wear out of them...

 

[Lump]

You will need shoe trees for Adipures. The leather can go very soft when wet and anything to keep the shape while drying out helps.

 

[HomerJSimpson]

Whenever I get my FJ's wet I pack them with newspaper first for a day or so to draw the moisture out and then put them in a tree. Once they are perfectly dry I'll clean and polish them

 

[GTO NEMESIS]

I use shoe trees on all of my shoes (mainly Oliver Sweeney shoes & trees).
Try and get a decent cedar pair and they will last you a lifetime.

If it's leather, it should either have your foot in it or a shoe tree in it.

Well worth it in my view.

 

[G1BB0]

If they get wet I use newspaper to dry them out, clean the soles/cleats and wipe the upper with a babywipe then bung em in the understairs cupboard

If they dont get wet then they stay in the boot until the next outing :thup:

shoe tree's!!! You will be wearing mascara next and claiming to be metrosexual

 

[MarkA]

stops them wrinkling - they are a pain when they do that

 

[G1BB0]

in all seriosusness I only paid £27 for my aql's so treat them accordingly. If I ever paid £90+ then I reckon I would take care of them a fair bit more.