This method can provide a modest amount of stretch. Wipe the potato dry with a paper towel, and stuff it inside your shoe overnight.

Peel a potato and mold it into the shape of your shoe’s toe box (front of the shoe).

The water will turn into ice and expand, giving you a custom stretch for your shoes. Now place the shoe and bag in the freezer overnight.Try to arrange it so it’s near the tight spots. Place the partially filled bag inside your shoe.Fill a zip-close bag part of the way with water.This method works best on nonleather shoes. It’s a good idea to apply a leather conditioner or moisturizer to the shoes after you’ve used this method. Use only medium heat, and keep the blow dryer in motion so you don’t excessively dry out or burn the leather.Now try applying a hair dryer for 20 to 30 seconds at a time to the tight areas.Put on a pair of thick socks and fasten the shoes comfortably.If the first method doesn’t work, this one will add a little extra stretch and help the shoes conform to your feet. New shoes? Try to walk only on rugs or carpeted surfaces, so you can still return the shoes looking new, if needed. Let your feet rest before trying this method, especially if it’s hot outside or you’ve walked a lot that day. Sometimes, a few nights of doing this can soften them up to the point they feel good. If your shoes are just a little uncomfortable, try wearing them around the house.

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