Cedar ElementsCedar Elements Combination Cedar Shoe Trees - 2 Pack (Medium)

These are what they are. The cheapest cedar shoe trees that I can find. I have recently gotten into Goodyear welted boots and shoes. Since I am trying to keep the boots in good condition I wanted to put these in the boots. I have 3 pairs of Thursday boots, Beckett Simonon, 2 airs of Cole Haan Zerogrand waterproof boots, and 3 pairs of Grant Stone. My favorite boot is the Grant Stone Ottawa’s and Diesel’s. I need to keep them in good shape so my rotation will last me the rest of my life. The 2 CH’s I have are cemented and not welted so I don’t wear them all that much. I wear the Chelsea’s a bit because they are easy to put on, off, are super lightweight, and waterproof.Currently I am wearing my GS’s every day. I have 2 pairs and just bought another pair which I will get tomorrow. All 3 are gywed and will last me the remainder of my adult life and possibly be able to pass down to my kids because they have great quality leather and they can be resoled once the sole wears out. Because I wear my boots from the moment I wake up til when I go to bed I need to care for them when they aren’t being worn. I have boot trees and shoe trees. So far I have only been using boot trees and these are my first pair of shoe trees that I’m going to put in boots. I don’t think it’ll be a problem since they all do the same thing. Keeping the boots dry and odor free is the ultimate goal to extend the life of my boots. Buying boot trees are super expensive. They cost almost 5x shoe trees but it’s ok because I only need to buy once and it will last me the rest of my life but saving a bit of money always feels good. Anyways. These are what they are. Shoe trees which are nice.

Value pack for shoe trees and a solid price year round that competes with shoe trees when they're on sale. I use these for my wrestling shoes and they help with fit and odor. Great for display as well!

Natural cedar is not cheap, but these shoe trees are well made and definitely improved my shoes shape.

The cedar shoes trees are very nice quality wood. I have had issues with the metal parts, which are not very strong. If you push on them in the wrong direction, they can be bent out of shape. Otherwise, they work fine.

I purchased the Cedar Elements Combination Cedar Shoe Trees to help preserve the shape of my leather dress shoes, and I’m thoroughly impressed. The build quality is fantastic—solid cedar with a smooth finish and a natural aromatic scent that instantly freshens up the inside of my shoes.The adjustable design makes them easy to fit into different styles and sizes, and they do a great job maintaining the toe shape and reducing creases. After just a couple of days, I could already tell the difference in how my shoes looked and smelled.The cedar not only absorbs moisture but also adds that clean, woodsy aroma that I really enjoy. It’s a simple upgrade that extends the life of expensive footwear and helps keep everything looking sharp.Highly recommended if you care about your shoes and want a cost-effective way to protect your investment. Will definitely be buying more pairs for the rest of my collection!

Bought these for a couple pairs of sneakers. Did not want to pay the money for Woodlore shoe trees so bought these. Comparing them to Woodlore, they are incredibly similar. If someone removed the logos from each I might not be able to tell them apart. My only complaint is that there is no indicator for left vs right on the shoe trees.

They don’t bind up when pushing in a shoe. The toe section spreads wide to dry out the whole shoe.

I own several pair of Allen Edmonds dress shoes in size 12 AA. Lengthwise, I need a shoe tree in L or XL size. However, my shoe is so narrow that the shoe tree will not sit forward into the toe cap because the tree is too wide. I was forced to purchase a size M because the toe portion of the tree was cut narrower. The problem then is there is not enough tension on the spring to properly stretch the shoe. Nevertheless, I was forced to go with a M, because the L and XL were simply too wide to insert in a 12AA width Shoe.