Lisa Boots automatic boot trees, Set 3 pairs made in Germany

Not a lot to add to what other people have said, so I'll focus on the positives for wide calved ladies like myself. Having tried some cheaper ones from a well known auction site, which arrived looking like they'd been through the wars, these turned up well packed and ready to go. Squeezing the handle causes the front and back plate to shrink in towards the central stem, allowing them to slip into narrow calf boots.However, squishing into narrow calved boots is not a problem I have, since I'm cursed with wide calves and my footwear reflects that. I tried these out on extra wide calf Dublin boots (On the left in my line up) which have a calf width of 47cm, a wide fitting pair of Heavenly Feet boots with a calf width of 44cm (On the right of the photo), and some standard calf width El Naturalista boots (In the centre of the photo) which I love but rarely get to wear. For the really wide Dublins, the boot tree just fell in. It does seem to be doing the job of keeping the boot upright, even though the plates don't really make contact with the internal area of the boots. Obviously, I couldn't pick the boots up using the boot tree though - they just slipped out in my hand. For the Heavenly Feet boots, the boot trees did a great job. The plates made contact with the front and back of the calf area, and had enough pressure that if I picked up the boot tree, the boot came with it. Brilliant. The standard calf width boots were not a problem at all. I think they were just pleased to have something which kept them from falling over at last!Overall, yes, I'm pleased with these. They do what they're supposed to do easily for boots with a calf width of up to 44cm. Any wider and they're no better than putting a stick inside your boots, and you'd probably want to look up an alternative which can cope with that. I can say with some certainty that you get what you pay for. These do a great job. I wish they weren't so expensive, but such is the price of having a boot collection far bigger than I should ;)

I was sceptical about these... however, I really needed something to support my knee length boots and knee high ones and these are PERFECT and will be back to buy another set to do the other boots I have. They are very sturdy and worth the money. I took the plunge and bought these as I read the reviews and I'm so glad I did.

These are slightly wider and the spring is firmer than alternatives I've bought - this is a big plus as they keep the boots taut without stretching them, and it means you can pick the boots up with the handles on the trees and makes sure they stand up in the cupboard.

I was pleased with these they do the job

I have rather a lot of long winter boots, some of which were becoming uncomfortable due to creasing around the ankle area after being stored out of season. I had a couple of pairs of boot trees which I used to rotate but these have just made my life easier and hopefully will prolong the life of my boots. Really well made - would highly recommend.

I nervously ordered these boot-shapers as I thought they were a bit expensive, so the next week I ordered some cheaper ones from a different provider: there is no comparison. These are excellent, sturdy and really shape the boot whereas the cheaper are . . . well, one gets what one pays for. So I would strongly recommend this product. Thank you.

THree pairs of first class boot supports. They work on my wife's Dubarry boots and equally well on my big Chameau wellies. Top quality at a a fair price.

Good value product now my boots are kept in shape while being stored,

... ja die brigen echt was. Stiefel stehen iwe eine eins im Regal und halten die Form!

Super goed

Tendistivali ormai introvabili nei negozi. Prodotto e prezzo ottimi

Embauchoirs reçus le jour même très bien emballés. Conviennent parfaitement même pour des bottes très hautes et semblent solides.

Stretched out my boots. They are now too loose on me. I thought they were just supposed to keep their shape but they actually made the leather boots looser. Should say this in the description.