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How to make shoes more comfortable?

First of all, one must remember one rule:never go anywhere in the shoes you just bought. Even the most expensive and soft shoes need to "get used to" the leg, so first it should be worn only at home, where the shoes can be removed at any time without injuring the feet. Leather shoes can be easily carried using ordinary wet socks. Put on your shoes on top of them and walk around the house for a while. You can use special creams and sprays to wear shoes, apply them according to the instructions. Usually, after applying a small amount of the substance inside the shoes, they must be worn and slightly to walk. You can buy special pads. They allow you to stretch your shoes sufficiently to an acceptable size and shape. Such pads can be purchased in specialized stores or via the Internet. If the callus rubs the back of the shoes, try knocking on it with a small hammer, this will make the edge softer. However, this method is more suitable for bertsov, boots and other hard shoes. But, in order not to scratch the back, put a cloth on it in several layers.

Soap, alcohol, water and other improvised means

You can try to treat the back of shoes with soapor a candle, it will reduce friction and allow easy use of shoes until it adapts to the foot. There is a special deodorant for these purposes, it is about equally effective. The only disadvantage of this method is the need to carry out the treatment regularly. If you have a little alcohol, soak them with dense cotton socks, put on shoes and go around until the socks dry. Alcohol dries much faster than water, respectively, and shoes will take the desired form faster. However, alcohol can damage the color of the shoes, so be careful. For shoes made of genuine leather, you can use water in a rather unusual way. Find strong plastic bags, pour water in them and carefully tie them. Place the bags in the shoes so that they are located just in the place where the shoes are squeezing or rubbing. Put the shoes with the packages in the freezer. Water, freezing, expands and stretches the shoes. Take the packs of shoes only after the ice is a little podtayat. Lacquered and suede shoes, as well as footwear made of artificial materials, should not be tested in this way. If you did not have time to take preventive measures, you already formed calluses on your feet, seal them with a good strong adhesive plaster. Do not open the bubbles yourself, as you can bring the infection inside. Try using soft silicone or gel pads, which can now be bought at any major store.