Best place to buy replacement shoe trees?

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So a few pairs I've bought second hand haven't come with the shoe trees, so I'm using bunched up newspaper...but would like to buy (legit) OEM (does that term apply to shoes) Jordan shoe trees. Does anyone know a reliable source with fair prices?

Apologies in advance if this is a repost (of a repost of a repost).
 
Just go to a shoe store and ask for cardboard ones. More than likely they'll just reach in the garbage and give you (clean) ones that customers don't want. The only thing that goes in the garbage is paper.
 
the cardboard ones aren't really all that great, if you want to use some real shoetrees you can usually buy them in lots of 6 or more on ebay.
 
I saw some at golf store. I bought some for my golf shoes...
 
Originally Posted by LimitedRetroOG

Just go to a shoe store and ask for cardboard ones. More than likely they'll just reach in the garbage and give you (clean) ones that customers don't want. The only thing that goes in the garbage is paper.
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Yep, I've done this before.
Walked into Foot Locker and they gave me a bunch of them
 
I throw all mine away, they're just one more annoyance in between me getting the shoes on my feet.

never seemed to do much good anyway.
 
I do not recommend the cardboard shoe trees. I worked for years in shoe retail and I have seen many pairs of shoes loose their original shape because the cardboard does not adjust to the stretch of the shoe. Most of the time the cardboard shoe tree just becomes useless once the shoe has lost it's original factory tightness. This is the same principle that goes with any sort of shoe including dress shoes.
 
I would hit up somewhere that sells dress shoes, get some of them wooden ones
 
they do pretty much nothing you're better off using socks or getting wooden ones. unless you're trying to resell with og everything or something
 
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