Features:

• Left and Right included! Sold as a Pair for better fit!
• Pain relief for bunions, hammertoe and tight shoes!
• Easy handling makes the Bravo-fit 2-Way Shoe Stretcher the ideal tool for do-it-yourself shoe stretching.
• Satisfaction Guaranteed!

Editor Reviews:

Product Description:
Two Stretchers a Left and a Right It has happened to us all we get those brand new shoes on our feet only to find that they are unbearable to wear. Or we have that pair of shoes that we love but they have never seemed to fit correctly. Whether it is tightness of the shoe the need to break-in the shoe or a foot ailment such as a corn or bunion you do not need to suffer any longer! Relieve pain caused by uncomfortable shoes with the simplicity of turning knobs! Alleviate the discomfort of foot ailments such as corns or bunions! Zero in on painful pressure points! Leave your shoes looking great without damaging them in any way! With Bravo-Fit Shoe Stretcher you can relieve these painful symptoms in just a few easy steps by using this advanced two-way shoe stretcher all without damaging your shoes. Simply place the stretcher inside the shoe and turn the knob to build pressure. Additionally you can turn the handle to adjust the width of the shoe all at once! With these simple steps you'll be on your way to having shoes that look and feel as though they?ve been custom made for your feet. Plus Bravo-Fit Shoe Stretcher has specially placed fine-tuning holes that allow you to insert the included pop-in stretch plugs letting you zero in on painful pressure points. Bravo-Fit Shoe Stretcher works in many types of shoes both men's and Women's including flats heels and even boots that zip down in the back or have backs that can be rolled down to accommodate the tuning handle. This means that you can wear all the hottest styles without subjecting yourself to the pain of squeezing into the shoes.

Rating : - Good but not great...
If you are searching for an "economical" pair of shoe stretchers, these are the top of that (economy) market.

The bodies are made of real wood, which is a quality feature and allows for "custom" (7/32" drill-bit) placement, of the included add-on "spot" stretchers. There are also pre-drilled holes for standard/common areas.
You do receive 2 stretchers and each has it's own set of "add-on" plugs.
The overall construction, operation, design & limitations, of the stretchers has been accurately described in the previous review.
Note that the adjustment(s) are "outside" the shoe, that little piece of wood does not sit in the middle/arch of the shoe, it presses against the back of the shoe. They won't fit into boots.

So if possible, select "your size" as the "starting" size (of range).
If the plastic sleeve (sizing adj.) is stressing/breaking during initial fitting, then too much stretching/adjusting (too hard/far) pressure is being attempted at once.
When "lengthening" pay attention to the "back/rear" of the shoe!
It is natural to hold/focus on the toe area of the shoe(s) while tightening the adjustment wheel of the stretcher.
The "back" of the shoes may get/experience the most stretch (least resistance), not the toe area(s), so use care.
A good/successful "stretch" should be attempted over a couple of days, depending on the extent of adjustment and type of leather.
A warm, damp washcloth prep, steam, fine (periodic) "misting" with water or placement in the sun, depending on leather type/finish, can also aid in the stretch process.

You can add a small portion of hose (slit down it's length) to the front/toes of the stretchers for broader-toed shoes,if needed.
The opposite effect would be impossible, so it's a "Good" stretcher-body design feature for those pointer-shoes, which tend to be the sexy (Italian) uncomfortable ones anyway.
We're not stretching sneakers, right?! (sic)

There are better, more expensive, designs of shoe stretchers on the market, generally found in well-established "quality" shoe stores or available at a local shoe-repair shop and are often sold as "singles".

These are not the "professional" or "fetish" quality-type shoe stretchers.
These are well-suited for careful, patient, occasional use and can provide years of service.

Hope this helps in your research & decision-making.
Wear the shoe that fits...and wear it well.