What's up with new high heeled shoes?

hmm i always feel the same with heels too. I even always feel my toes are aching as much as the back of my foot does! there is really something about heels, huh! what i do is that if it is a closed shoes, i would put band aids to prevent corns from developing. There are some types of shoes/ heeled shoes though that is comfortable to wear. sometimes we just have to find the right shoes for us...

That's one reason why I just hate anything with heels that go beyond half an inch! I'm never a high-heeled-shoe person, and wearing those kinds of shoes only impede movement. Fashion-wise, they are really beautiful, but when it comes to comfort, or convenience, those shoes just flunk.

Don't worry, you are not the only one experiencing that because I did experience that as well. I am just not used to wearing any shoes with heels and whenever I had to, I ended up walking as slow as the snail. I didn't pass through the stage of getting used to it because I prepared myself another pair of no heels shoe and only put on the high heel shoe when I had to.

Hi Lanekins!. I have a pair high heeled shoes at homes I rarely used because I don't feel comfort to wear it. I feel pain in my finger and its makes you really tired wearing it in long time. I only wear it when I don't have to walk any were. If I had to walk with its will be nightmare. I usually wear a shoes than has heel just 3cm so its quite comfort to wear.

Hi dear, Buying a foot wear on second hand?? I cannot imagine it. I never prefer to do so!! It is so strange to me. I never tried a send hand foot wear and advising to 'NO' to by at least foot wear. There are several health reasons and many other reasons also. Also, try the best ones which suits to your feet and can easily walking. The whole purpose of a foot wear is to walk smoothly, comfortably and nicely. Some of them may affect your back and would give you problems to your back bone, in the later part of the age. Please dear, next time don't buy a second hand product, especially for foot wear. I think I didn't hurt you and sorry, if so. Regards, Thank-s

hi, if the shoes fits well, there should be no problem, but anyway, i think one gets sore sole, leg, or the like coz one's not used to wearing one,,, i think you should start with the wedge sandals first before you use those high stiletto heels, since in wedge, you'll have more balance, 'coz of the wide flat base,,, (err, did you get my point)?

I never did like wearing high heels because they always feel very uncomfortable to me and my feet really hurt after wards. My mom can usually last longer in heels because she breaks them in or so she says. Still I think that theirs a plastic pad or something like that, that you can put into your heels to make them more comfy.Tissue is actually good too if it helps you make it more comfy then keep on doing that.

Hi laniekins. I have the same problem as you have. Buying a pair of shoes is hard. It almost always ends up hurting your feet. Some people say that the reason why you get hurt, and sometimes get blisters is because the shoes are not an exact fit. It's a little big, that's why the shoes scratches the skin on your ankles. I don't know if it's true though, haven't been observant enough to prove the theory, but it could be true. I guess you just have to wear it more often so your feet could get a hang of the shoes. Whenever I buy shoes that are too high for my feet to bear, I bring along slippers. I only wear the shoes in the office, but while going to work and before going home, I wear slippers. This gives my feet time to rest, and be able to adapt to the shoes without straining my feet :) hope your "new" shoes work out for you :)

Shoes I swear change like everyday. its crazy and they're getting higher! the normal heel was 3 inches now they've reached heights of 6 inches for casual wear shoes how killer is that ?? i love it though.

Hi lanie, I feel the same way that you do actually.. Last February, I attended my cousin's wedding and I had to wear a 3 inches high heeled shoes..It really is very sleek and cozy, it's up to date in fashion.. But it gave me sore leg muscles and I am not used in wearing high heels..Though I didn't feel my feet soring because it's soles were very comfortable to wear. It has soft lining.. So overall, I think the effect is quite tolerable for me. My suggestion to you is that, before anything else, you should consider some points before purchasing your footwear. Always evaluate if it will give your feet bad effects or not, and if the shoes feels comfortable for you to wear for hours. Granted that you tried it on in the store, you should have tried to feel for yourself if you could tolerate wearing them for hours. In that case, you won't be left thinking you shouldn't have purchased it anyway..