Hey, looks like I can start a thread! (Strange rule ).
Didn't get any responses to my question in another thread, so I'll try again.
Got these green suede shoes. Not designer, not expensive, but I like them. Problem is, they hurt my toes. I've compared them to others that fit OK, and they're the same width, maybe even a little bit wider. But they're cut lower across the toes. Maybe that's why? I have weird toes too, kind of crooked. A little extra meaty too due to a few pound that need to go, so maybe a combination of everything?
I read something somewhere about ice bags that will maybe stretch them a little? Does that work for synthetics, or only natural materials?
Didn't get any responses to my question in another thread, so I'll try again.
Got these green suede shoes. Not designer, not expensive, but I like them. Problem is, they hurt my toes. I've compared them to others that fit OK, and they're the same width, maybe even a little bit wider. But they're cut lower across the toes. Maybe that's why? I have weird toes too, kind of crooked. A little extra meaty too due to a few pound that need to go, so maybe a combination of everything?
I read something somewhere about ice bags that will maybe stretch them a little? Does that work for synthetics, or only natural materials?