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⌈ Secret Post #2412 ⌋

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Comments

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[pfefferminz]

Wedges and heels with platforms really help. I find that wearing heels with straps way easier and more comfortable too. See how much padding the footbed has and put those gel cushions if needed. If you're from Canada softmoc has really comfy shoes. I bought these http://www.softmoc.com/ca/womens/born/sandals/wedge-sandal/c22341/ladies-kelsy-in-saddle-w-cork-wedge recently and I could walk with them for hours!

Re: Learning to walk in heels

[(Anonymous)]

Seconding straps! You're less scared of your shoes sliding off your feet and it feels a bit more secure. Start small, aim higher if you want to - but go at your own rhythm and alternate between flats and heels.