Crep Protect The Ultimate Shoe Shaper Trees Black (2 Pairs)

I recently picked up these shoe tree pairs from Crep Protect based on their reputation for quality shoe care products and affordable pricing. I'm happy to say these basic shoe trees perform just as well as more expensive options when it comes to keeping nice shoes in good shape.The trees slide easily into all my shoes and provide a snug fit to maintain the shape and minimize creasing while not being worn. The included illustrated instructions made setup simple and adjustment is easy when switching between different shoe sizes.For the very reasonable price, these basic plastic shoe trees get the job done for keeping expensive footwear stored properly. If you're looking for an affordable shoe tree option from a trusted brand, I'd recommend giving Crep Protect a try. So far I've been very pleased with the quality and performance.

I bought these and a set of the Angelus. Both do a fine job, but the price on these is significantly lower and the quality is the same. I like how light they are even with the heavy-duty spring. When I travel weight is always an issue.

I want to give it 4.5 ⭐️’s , it’s hard to find any kind of shoe trees/stays in a men’s size: 12/13, & these Nailed it. I’ve used similar designs, and these are Way Better Quality.The only reason it isn’t 5⭐️’s is because the front part that goes in 1st & keeps the shoe Form has the “CREP” Logo Screen printed in gold, on Black Felt that is just Slightly tacky or not glued well to the main/1st Plastic Part that goes into the Shoes to keep them Formed w/o Toe-Box Creases,because when I go to use them, each time I have to roll the felt back down onto the plastic part and make sure it’s Tact down because when you remove them that felt with the “CREP” Logo on a rolls down the plastic form.So basically, however, or whatever is used as adhesive to keep that on the plastic form rolls off more and more each time you take them out of the shoes, but as of now I just roll it back so it’s sticking where it’s supposed to, but I think eventually it it’s just going to be pulled off. It is nice that they’re soft felt at the end of the shoe stays and they fit up to a men’s size: 13, & they also come with a clip to have them facing opposite of each other and clip them together when not in use. I will probably buy again. They’re a little overpriced for what it basically is but it’s hard to find large size shoe trees/stays so it is what it is 👍🏼🇺🇸.(Pics added to help explain)…..AND if CREP Wants to make good & Replace the Two Boxes I purchased that contained (2) of Their Shoe Trees/Stays in ea. Box, with Ones that DO NOT PEEL-OFF,I’d happily do so. Especially Since I do use Their Cleaners, Brushes & Protectant also 🤷🏼‍♂️.Otherwise, I’m eventually just going to end up, peeling off their Felt with Their CREP Logo on it, because I’ve only had him a short time and it is peeling back more and more with each use, and then I roll Their Felt back down before using them again.

Got some for all my Jordan's. They fit really snug in the sneaker and work better to prevent creases than the regular paper caps that come with the sneakers.

I found CREP shoe trees while searching for a lower cost alternative to cedar shoe trees for my athletic shoes. The “spring” style caught my eye due to fitting size 12 mens shoes where other low cost styles do not. My initial perception of CREP is that there is a lot of emphasis on the presentation. The packaging looks like something intended for a brick and mortar store. The plastic exterior parts of the trees are covered with felt and there is gold screen print branding on the toe. Problem with the toe felt is that after just a few uses, they start to peel away from the plastic base... As for tree construction, they are built a little better than cheaper versions of the spring style shoe trees. The handle on the CREP is adjustable for the length, but it ships fully compressed so there isn’t any benefit for shoes size 12 and under. Bottom line is that these shoe trees work at a fraction of the cost of cedar trees, but cedar is a far superior solution. Also, I am not sold on the increased quality over lower cost spring shoe trees. If it is all about money and you need more than a couple pairs, just go with “Amazons Choice” version of spring shoe trees. They aren't as "nice" as CREP but they work fine. I am going to stay with cedar shoe trees for my future needs. Cedar version cost more, but the quality is absolute.

My husband LOVES them! He likes how easy it is to use them.

These are perfect for sneakers. They prevent curling. They do not stretch, they retain the form which benefits the foot.

I had been using the cardboard and paper stuffing that came with the packaging to prevent them from creasing where the toe bends. This company, and all of its products are made for sneaker heads, collectors, all of it. Trust me, when you're buying an expensive rare shoe and you don't want that crease this is what you need to get. Just keep in mind the product is for Men's sizes 6-13, so if your shoe size is bigger than that, this might not be big enough for your shoe. Other than that one minor detail, I have no complains and I'm happy with the product