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Knickson wrote: ↑Mon Sep 07, 2020 12:42 am Look not for comfort .

For comfort I use Skechers (the ladies models) Shoes with high heels I never wear them unless there is a reason for it. Like Christmas diners.

a bit of useless info...

you know you can get skechers with a small heel on them...
the shoe style is called 'somethin else' and it has a 2 inch heel.
good for those of us who get sore feet in flats.

nzfreestyler wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 4:52 am a bit of useless info...

you know you can get skechers with a small heel on them...
the shoe style is called 'somethin else' and it has a 2 inch heel.
good for those of us who get sore feet in flats.

Well now, those shoes certainly look interesting!

I found these unusual 'not quite stiletto' heels.
The heel shouldn't punch holes in flooring like a 'normal' stiletto heel and may even be a bit easier to walk in?
What do you folks think? Buy or avoid?

I think the heel style is a personal choice mainly for aesthetics.
I wear heels always and I find no real difference between a stiletto and a thicker heel in terms of wearability - I don't have any in that style of heel so I cannot say for a certainty but I suspect they will be no easier etc to wear than a thinner heel.

In terms of serviceability - you might find heel tips hard to replace?

I prefer the look of a slender heel to the ground - rather than a heel flaring out lower down - but thats me.

Cheers
NZF

shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:00 am I found these unusual 'not quite stiletto' heels.
The heel shouldn't punch holes in flooring like a 'normal' stiletto heel and may even be a bit easier to walk in?
What do you folks think? Buy or avoid?

ASOS RAID Lianni feature heel court shoe in black patent.jpg

Well now, that’s certainly interesting. To be honest, I’m now sure something like that was meant to actually be worn, and, as nz already mentioned, how in the world do you get something like that repaired?

JeffB1959 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 11:34 am

shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:00 am I found these unusual 'not quite stiletto' heels.
The heel shouldn't punch holes in flooring like a 'normal' stiletto heel and may even be a bit easier to walk in?
What do you folks think? Buy or avoid?

ASOS RAID Lianni feature heel court shoe in black patent.jpg

Well now, that’s certainly interesting. To be honest, I’m now sure something like that was meant to actually be worn, and, as nz already mentioned, how in the world do you get something like that repaired?

If you go to the website link and zoom into the pictures to see the bottom of the heels, it would appear that there is a standard rubber heel glued on there?

shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 12:50 pm

JeffB1959 wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 11:34 am

shadowfax wrote: ↑Sun Oct 25, 2020 10:00 am I found these unusual 'not quite stiletto' heels.
The heel shouldn't punch holes in flooring like a 'normal' stiletto heel and may even be a bit easier to walk in?
What do you folks think? Buy or avoid?

ASOS RAID Lianni feature heel court shoe in black patent.jpg

Well now, that’s certainly interesting. To be honest, I’m now sure something like that was meant to actually be worn, and, as nz already mentioned, how in the world do you get something like that repaired?

If you go to the website link and zoom into the pictures to see the bottom of the heels, it would appear that there is a standard rubber heel glued on there?

Quite right, there is. Thanks for bringing that to my attention. Looking at those shoes again, I can’t help but wonder about the sturdiness and stability of those heels in day to day wear.