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Allen Edmonds Shoe Trees - Full vs Split Toe

Brianpore

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Need to get some shoe trees (7D shoes). Was wondering the difference (better or worse) of the Allen Edmonds Full Toe vs Split Toe? Same price and seem pretty cheap for $20 a pair including shipping.

Also, is there a better value (quality vs price) out there I am missing?

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The split toes open up to fill out a wide shoe. Since you have a very narrow shoe, I don't think you need them. Check the sizing info on the AE website to be sure though.

The AE trees are good trees. You can find cheaper trees on eBay, but probably not by much after shipping. Cedarville also makes nice trees, though they definitely aren't cheaper.
 

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we literally JUST had this thread....the title is almost identical. do a search

AE trees are woodlore, get them at century 21 for 12.95
 

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Thanks, sorry about that. Posted before searching
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