What type of shoe trees do you use?

[TCN]

Originally Posted by kwilkinson

but it seems like nobody here buys J&M shoes. Or at least, if they do they don't talk about it much.

Don't ask don't tell. ;-)

I want to like J&M for casual shoes, but they never seem to fit me well, and quality across the board is lacking, even for the price. I will say, that their summer loafer socks are SUPERB. 100x better than Banana Republic's.

 

[jjjohn]

Originally Posted by Eustace Tilley

+1. I have been told this as well. Most of the European makers do not use cedar.

The function of cedar is to remove odour not to absorbe moisture.

 

[misterjase]

'Lacquered Beech Side Split' from Dunkelman and Son (www.dunkelman.com) - a manufacturer in UK - is the shoe tree of choice for me.