Best place to buy shoe trees?

[Flambeur]

Online or offline, what's the best, cheapest place to pick up 10+ quality shoe trees?

 

[mtrizzle06]

Nordstrom / Grapevinehill

 

[Francisco D'Anconia]

Originally Posted by mtrizzle06

Nordstrom / Grapevinehill

+1 I usually buy them at Nordstrom Rack for $13. Sometimes they go on sale for $10.

Or you can order them from CT. They're on sale now for only $49, "discounted" from the original $70.

 

[zarathustra]

hands down: http://stores.ebay.com/Zelikovitz-Leathers-and-Crafts

 

[raphael]

ebay member shoezen and search for woodlore trees.

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http://cgi.ebay.com/NEW-ALLEN-EDMOND...QQcmdZViewItem

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I highly recommend this seller - have purchased dozens of trees from him/her.

 

[SanDiegoFan]

Originally Posted by Francisco D'Anconia

+1 I usually buy them at Nordstrom Rack for $13. Sometimes they go on sale for $10......


+1

They always carry them, and they are of good quality.

SDF

 

[raphael]

Originally Posted by zarathustra

hands down:

http://stores.ebay.com/Zelikovitz-Leathers-and-Crafts

And I've purchased from Zelikovitz too, although I prefer woodlore shoe trees in place of rochester in most of my shoes.

 

[robin]

Originally Posted by Francisco D'Anconia

+1 I usually buy them at Nordstrom Rack for $13. Sometimes they go on sale for $10.
The nordstrom rack models are Rochesters, fwiw, though probably seconds.

 

[trailer36]

another vote for nordstrom rack. $12 and work perfectly.

 

[Manny]

http://www.bexley.com/Bexley/shoe-Em...Referrer=12141

http://www.cedarvillestore.com/shoe_...trees_main.htm

http://www.onecedarlane.com/products.php?catid=2

 

[Thomas]

Try a shoe forest.

 

[HomerJ]

Do people prefer the solid ones or the ones that split and expand?

 

[Reborn]

Originally Posted by HomerJ

Do people prefer the solid ones or the ones that split and expand?

I prefer the solid ones as long as they aren't stretching the shoe out of shape. I also prefer the ones with the wider heel piece as the smaller split toe models are thinner in the heel and don't fill the entire back of the shoe.

I just picked up these from a local store:

http://www.cedarshoetree.com/shop/pr...products_id=47

They fill the heel much better then the split toe Nordstrom's I have.

 

[Flambeur]

Ok now I have some ideas..

I need to buy like 10 at least for my nicer shoes and don't wanna spend a fortune..

$100-130 for 10 would be ideal, $30 per pair is a bit much.

 

[orlagu]

Originally Posted by raphael

And I've purchased from Zelikovitz too
+1.
I recently bought 3 pairs from them on eBay, and now have to wait 6-8 weeks before the shipment reaches me

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