Moneysworth and Best Men's Shoe Trees with Hook Heel

Gave it five stars because it's a solid product at a good price, and you get a pair of them. Liked: Cedar shoe trees, what's not to like? They adjust to the shoe. Easy to remove. Nice fit. Disliked: The inside of the boxes were all moldy. That was unpleasant. That said, the shoe trees themselves were free of mold, and work great. If you want to preserve your shoes, these work just as well as shoe tress costing twice as much.

I bought two pairs of these for my cowboy boots and they work fantastically. Other pairs of shoes tend to get pretty smelly for me but with these, my boots don't smell bad at all. I didn't use shoe trees on my first pair of cowboy boots and the leather (especially in the toebox area) completely lost its shape after a couple years. I fully expect these trees to make sure the leather holds its shape and keep my boots smelling fresh. If either of these are not the case after more use, I will definitely update this review. As of right now, I will most certainly be picking up more of these whenever I get new shoes that need them.

I wear a 10c according to a Brannock Device. Most of the shoes I own are either labeled 9.5 or 10 depending on the brand/last. For reference, in the Allen Edmonds 5 last, I can wear both a 9.5D and 10C with dress socks. I wear a 9.5 Wolverine 1000 mile boot with thick socks. Due to another review that mentioned the sizing I ordered a large shoe tree even though I should be a Medium according to the Moneysworth and Best size chart. The large trees fit fine in my shoes. I have them in both a 10c AE Strand and my 9.5 1000 miles. FWIW, the medium trees might have worked as well, I haven't tried them.

The quality of this item is great, and its important that the heal is wide enough to not cause a point. It does a great job of keeping my nicer shoes in great shape. The only thing I would suggest is to go a size smaller if you're on the border. I normally wear a size 10, which is on the lower end of the Large size. It probably keeps my shoe stretched a bit bigger than I need it to be. However, I'm definitely going to buy another set of these. None of the more expensive ones I've found are the same quality of materials, construction, and design.

If you appreciate a great dress shoe for the office or a night out in the city, there are a few things you should know. Routine maintenance is a must if you want them to last and look great. Leather needs to be conditioned and waterproofed every 6 months with a shine dependent on how often you wear them (and i'm not talking about the sponges). AND POSSIBLY THE MOST IMPORTANT - after wearing your shoes, upon taking them off insert the moneysworth cedar shoe trees. This will absorb the moisture that would naturally cause problems with the leather - MOST of this damage occurs with in the first 3 hours of taking off your shoes. For an expensive pair of shoes, following these rules will ensure great mileage.

These are okay shoe trees, better than some and worse than others. I bought 4 pairs, will not be returning them and will probably not buy more. I've got about 20 pairs of shoes. I buy okay shoes, Rockport, Johnson Murphy, Cole Haan, Florsheim, Allen Edmonds, nothing great just okay shoes. I don't wear the same shoes every day, I rotate them and keep shoe trees in the shoes I am not wearing. Over the years I have used a lot of different shoe trees from the old fashioned adjustable metal trees to plastic trees to cedar shoe trees and I like cedar shoe trees with a split toe, spring and hook heel like these have. Not all cedar shoe trees are made the same. After reading the reviews I bought XL, I have 10.5 wide feet. I like the hook heal because it is easier to take them out, BUT, the hook heel on these is very narrow. Maybe an A width. The shoe trees fit okay, but, I don't like the narrow heel. Over the years I have found that a narrow, shallow heel shoe tree can deform the leather around the heel of the shoe causing the leather at the top of the heel to "bite" into my feet. I am ashamed to admit it took me about ten years to figure that out. I have a few Tom McCann cedar shoe trees with a straight heel that I now only use on athletic shoes and boots. I will eventually replace those with shoe trees that have a wider hook heel. The heel on these is wider than those Tom McCann trees, but, narrower than the trees I get from Johnson Murphy or Joseph Banks. This hook heel is higher so it may not deform the shoes as much as the ones with the very narrow, shallow heel, but, it does worry me enough that I put them in my cheapest shoes. This might not sound like a big deal, but, for me it makes a difference. The most I ever spent on a pair of shoes is about $300 so it isn't like I am a big spender on shoes. I do try and take good care of them.

I purchased the extra large (XL) size. I have shoe sizes that range from 11 medium to 12 EEE and these things work exactly as expected and smell great. The rough cedar material appears to absorb moisture very well. The cedar wood has some color in it which just increases their appeal. The spring-loading is just the right compression so that they shape your shoe back to its original, store-bought shape but aren't too difficult to compress to install in your shoe. I HIGHLY recommend these. I've seen inferior products in expensive men's stores for 2-3 times this incredible price. These are all I buy when I need a shoe tree, I won't buy anything else.

I bought this shoe tree along with the Woodlore adjustable tree to try them both out. The box it came in was much bigger, but that's not a bad thing. It fit my shoes perfectly. I wear an 8 to 9.5 depending on the shoe and the medium fit them both. It was cheaper than Woodlore, and the heel hand was nicer (the other had a string). I am returning the Woodlore for other reason - see my review on that) and ended up buying 4 more trees for now. Plan on ordering more for my other shoes too.

This shoe tree is extremely easy to use and smells great. It has helped keep my father's dress shoes in form. It's very intuitive and I know you'll get the hang of it immediately. The Money's worth and best brand shoe tree seems to be less expensive than The Other ones I saw here on Amazon as well and I've bought other shoe products from this company before. It's good quality. Check it out my friend.

Ich war schon länger auf der Suche nach günstigen Schuhspannern aus Zedernholz. Ich habe auch schon welche von Woodlore im Einsatz. Die "Moneysworth and Best" sind absolut vergleichbar mit den Woodlore aber zu einem geringeren Preis. Ich kann sie nur empfehlen. Ich werde mir noch einige zulegen. Ich trage in Anzugschuhen die Größe UK10,5 EUR45 US11 und Large (Size10-11) passt perfekt.

Me gusto que llego bien empaquetado, la calidad de la madera buena y si es perceptible el aroma, al colocarlos es muy fácil, yo los ocupé para unos sneakers y le quedaron perfectos, llevo casi dos semanas de uso y todo bien hasta en momento

Good value when I purchased them although they seem to have gone up on price since. Good product.

La relación calidad-precio del producto es muy bueno, llegó en perfectas condiciones y antes de la fecha indicada.