Jabble

Just got these a few days ago. The heel is about 7 inches high and the platform is about 2 inches. They are very easy to walk in, but start to hurt when standing and/or walking much. They probably will just take some getting used to.

I suppose I could have dusted off the mirror, lol.

Just got them today! They are really unique just to look at for one. Though very easy to walk in, the balls of my feet started hurting a little. I'm looking forward to getting used used to them though.

Another Random Internet Find.

Has anyone seen these before? Any idea what brand?

just ran across this one.

maybe someone should tell them we do wear high heels!

in some cases better than women, and yes they are wonderful !

Thanks for posting it.

I cannot remember what I voted for. But I do love wearing long skirts around the house. I will be purchasing my first utilikilt here very soon in Seattle. Thanks for the poll.

I think if I was buying a pair for me I'd be inclined to go for a more classically styled version with a thinner sole beneath the heel of the foot (but still a bit of a platform at the front) and with a more scuplted rounded styling at the back.

Nonetheless yours look great: bold and a lot of fun to wear. Enjoy.

I have a pair very very similar and with heel height at just under 7". They are not my favorite pair of heels but I really like them. They are obviously quite different to your average heeled shoe which is nice and get this, despite appearances they are extremely comfortable and easy to wear. I wore them out and about the other week for over 5hrs with no distress. Enjoy.'

Thank you, heels_are_me

I just ordered these today! I was able to make a deal with the seller to get them well below the asking price. The heel is approximately seven inches high while the front is about 2.25 inches high.

Just curious as to what everyone thinks of heel-less heels in general and of the particular black ones I just ordered. If enough people like them and/or want to see more pictures of when they arrive then I will post more when they arrive.

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Thanks.

Thank you everyone.

Hi Jabble,

Very nice shoes. Well done, a great purchase. I like the split on the skirt.

Can I suggest you try a knee length A line skirt. Just above the knee is the most flattering skirt length, you have good legs from what I can see and it will showcase those lovely pumps even better....

Thank you.

I try.

Thank you very much.

Thank you all.

http://s1149.photobucket.com/albums/o598/jabble4/Pleaser%20Domina%20Seduce%20439/

These are some pictures of my Pleaser 439's, some are whilst wearing my skirt and others in some jeans. The mirror is a little dusty in some of them.

Thanks for viewing.

Thank you.

It was just a basic top shirt, nothing special.

Thank you.

Thank you.

They are Machi suede high heels that I ordered off of Ebay.

I cannot remember the seller or online store on Ebay.

If I happen to run across it I will post it.

http://s1149.photobu...s/o598/jabble4/

Just me in my 5.5" heels and new black skirt. There is one picture attached and three more on the above link.

Thanks for looking.

hi all,

i just picked these up at my local bakers store. I tried on 6-7 pairs yesterday, the store was packed. i don't think the other customers have ever seen a guy try on heels let alone strut around the store.

the staff were very helpful. i told the associate they should put up a sign stating "men are welcome"

size 10 when i normally take a 11

i get a pair the wife gets a pair! our closet is overflowing with heels.

Larry

I like them, they do look quite comfortable but as you say a higher heel than you are normally wearing.

If you think they are high, look at these i got on ebay.

Going to have some fun with those.

Hunny

Love the blue ones H in H.

I have one pair of ballet high heels that lace up. I cannot walk in them at all, maybe one step or two. Some people can walk in them pretty good (search YouTube). The toes definitely point straight down to the floor, at leas mine do. I do not wear mine for walking.

It is advisable to move your foot muscles around some before attempting to walk in them. I got a few cramps from jumping right into them and taking a few steps, ouch.

There are some high heels now that are referred to as "ballet" heels that leave the toes somewhat flat. Those are more like "pony" heels to me.