The shoe expander, point stretcher, alleviates pain by stretching the parts of the shoe that hurt, such as corns on the little toe or bunions. Features: This is a tool for partially stretching shoes. Use it for shoes that hurt your toes, etc. By sandwiching the leather with the ball-shaped tip and the ring-shaped tip, the leather in that area is stretched. Use a cloth such as a towel to prevent damage to the shoes. Place the ball-shaped part on the inside and the ring-shaped part on the outside to sandwich the leather. How to use: 1. Spray leather softener from inside the shoe onto the part that hurts your foot. 2. Place a soft cloth on the outside of the shoe to prevent damage to the surface of the shoe. 3. Place the ring part of the point stretcher on the outside of the shoe, sandwiching and expanding the part that hurts your foot. The degree of stretching varies depending on the leather material, so start with a weak force.