Vintage Liv-ing

So, I have this vintage pair of red cowgirl boots that I am obsessed with; however, they do, in fact, give me horrific blisters anytime I wear them. Despite my many years of breaking in Doc Martens, cowboy/cowgirl boots are a whole new territory. When authentically made, they are quite stiff, and the leather only gets stiffer as time goes on -- unfortunate for a pair of boots from the 90s. After doing some research, I made a list of plausible solutions so I could wear the shoes for more than two hours. The methods to fix this goes as follows: 1. Buy a boot stretcher No? Why would I do this? Unless I am regularly buying cowboy boots or leather shoes, this is one of the worst possible purchases for a college student to make. Afterall, I need to get groceries. 2. Buy special relaxing spray Although this seems more practical, the efficiency of the spray products is debated. Apparently, it takes multiple rounds of spraying then wearing for brief periods, and I am an impatient person. 3. Get