Michaela

On ‎2018‎-‎04‎-‎23 at 6:11 AM, nzfreestyler said:

Thats why I wear those heel protector thingys. There are about 4 sizes of them depending on how skinny your heels are. They stay on and stop the dreaded sinking feeling.

Its horrible finding damaged heels.

absolutely makes sense - thats the beauty of different types of high heels! - but I do carry those thingies just in case. Stuff happens sometimes and plans get stuffed up.

(I don't like the carrying my high heels in bare feet look)

I totally agree, damaged heels looks so bad. That's why I often wear steel stilettos....With those it's not the end of the world if my heels sinks a little in soft ground.

I try to choose the appropriate heels whenever possible, If I know I'll have to walk on soft ground I choose wedges or chunky heels.

But if im in stiletto heels and face the fact that I must walk/stand on soft ground I always try to prevent my heels from sinking into the ground no matter if I'm in new or worn heels. 

8 hours ago, Jessika said:

Love the chrome heel! Looks like a 6" heel

Its a 7,3 inch heels.

What I have heard they are a little wobbly sine they have such a high platform, otherwise they seems to be in good quality and are durable.

You seem to have no problems wearing heels higher than 4 inch, so i figure you should be able to wear 1020 faily easy when you have gotten used to the high platform.

Picture of the whole boot. Had to tuck my jeans in them to get a decent picture.

With time I believe that they will be achievable. As you can se in the picture they aren't that tight around my calves, but my feet fits perfectly tight.

18 hours ago, Charlotte said:

 Can we see the whole boot?   I do like the silver heel.

I will try to get a photo of the whole boot. Yeah I also like the silver heels, they also make such a great sound when I'm, (at least trying), walking on asphalt. When I had them out last time, a friend told me that the silvery heels in a certain light and angles seemed to disappear...so it actually looked like the black parts of my heels just ended in mid air.

1 hour ago, crotchhiboots said:

How high is that heel? It looks like 7 inches.  What brand are they?

Heels are indeed 7 inch high. So they are no easy heels to walk on. Bought them from an aliexpress store, so I can't say any brand.

6 hours ago, wambound37 said:

I love those Michaela! Sometimes the difficulty doesn't matter if they're that good looking and empowering. Do you think you will get used to wearing them? 

Thanks. Indeed they don't have to be practical since they are looking so great and sexy. I figure that I will probably not get 100% used to them, but after a few times out in them feel that I should get enough used to them so I can wear them out without too much struggle.

Hi,

What do you girls say about my latest pair of stiletto boots? 

Personally I just love them. They still make me struggle a little to get around, but I do manage them enough to wear them out if I don't have to walk around much.

Kisses /M

On 10/11/2016 at 2:27 AM, tina said:

one of mine

What a lovely pair of office heels. How high are the heels and platforms?

On ‎2016‎-‎07‎-‎17 at 1:42 PM, luketheduke8 said:

It is with a 1.5/2 inch front, 

My pumps have 22cm heels and 4cm platform in front, making them a 18cm arched heels.

On ‎2016‎-‎07‎-‎18 at 1:51 AM, smilin_guy said:

At least the boots gave her some ankle support. Based on the story, if they were something that didn't completely encase the ankle, she may not have been able to walk at all by night's end.

Yeah, she surely needed the extra ankle support that boots give compared to, for example, pumps. Still she did have a massive task to walk in the boots during the night.

22 hours ago, irockthebear said:

I wonder where she bought the shoes from because a normal retail store is not going to carry 15cm boots... lol

I'm very sure that her boots were from Fuss.de

3 hours ago, Shyheels said:

I am impressed that anybody can wear heels that high!

tell me: Is it actually possible for anyone genuinely to walk fluently in heels that high?

With as small feet as she had it's not possible to walk fluently in 15 cm heels. But with bigger feet it can be done with some practice, I have size 41 and are able to walk fairly fluent in 15 cm heels without platforms.

5 hours ago, irockthebear said:

14cm in 36 is pretty high, any platform? Hot Chick 130mm is probably the highest a normal person can go all night with a little practice. I was in line in front of a woman in purple 14cm or 16cm heels (no platform, boat shoes) at Panera. She was not clearly in pain but her movement was not fluid. 

This woman didn't have platform on her boots. So her movement in her boots was definitely not fluent. I'm still quite impressed that she actually somehow did make it through the night in her 15cm heels.

She were indeed bold that went through with wearing such high heels on a night out...

That's for sure that with heels like these I do have to walk very carefully, since as you say, even the smallest unevenness under the soles gives ny ankles a huuuuge task to compensate my balance. There is no margin for errors when I'm in those shoes.

My pumps are från Aliexpress, and I was very surprised that they actually are in good quality. However in order to be wear them fairly ok I do need the crossed anklestraps to keep the pumps firmly in place on my feet. Otherwise they are nearly impossible to walk on since the platform don't allow the pumps to flex with the result that my feet will easily loose grip in the heelcaps. Since the platform is fairly high, 4cm, in combination of an extreme arch, 18cm, my second issue is that they are very hard do balance sideways. And also due to the 18 cm arch it's for sure very hard not to place too much weight on the thin stilettoes. All in all, I love mine, but they aren't easy to wear, absolutely not a pair for long party nights.

A couple of years ago I was invited to a party held by a friend of mine at her house. Of the approximately 20 guests I knew about 5. Due to some reasons I arrived as the last guest. When I entered the house I noticed a pair of black leather boots leaning against the wall. They had stilettoheels that was at least 14 cm high. Directly I tried to guess wich of the guests that might be the owner of those sexy boots, none of the female guests had any heels over 3cm in height, so I found no obvious candidate.

During the evening I passed the boots and could see that whoever owned them had small feet since the bootshafts stated that they were a size EUR 36. That made my guesses a little more easy since there were three women who had remarkable smaller feet than the other women. All three did have flats as indoor shoes.

After a couple of hours it was time to head out to a bar, so taxis was called to all guests. Number of people decreased as the taxis left, but the boots were still standing without wearer. When the second last taxi came the hostess announced that she and two other would take the last taxi. That meant that I and a woman much younger than me was going to take that taxi. She kicked off her ballerinas and pulled on those sexy boots. Directly when she started to walk to the taxi I could tell that she was not an experienced heelwearer. During the ride she said to me that she was a little worried about how she would manage her boots. I told her to give her feet as much rest as possible, then she would be fine.

When we arrived to the bar we got separated shortly. During the evening/night I saw her teetering/wobblying around quite a lot in despite very high stilettoheeled boots. As the hours went, her teetering became slower and slower until she actually started to limp. Suddenly I saw her sit at the bar, taking some drinks, resting her tired feet. I approached her and ask if she was fine, and she said she was fine. I also asked how her feet were since she was worried in the taxi. She said that her feet was not that bad. I left her at the bar in order to go to the ladies room. When i was on my way back to the bar I saw her slowly slide down from the barstool, and as soon as her feet started to take up her weight, I saw in her face that she were in pain. She slowly started to walk towards the exit, she were barely able to keep balance without support. She somehow managed to exit the bar and make it halfway to the taxis, then she had to sit down an rest. I then approached her again and asked I we could share a taxi, we were going in the same direction, so she accepted. Then she said that se did not know how she would be able to walk to the taxi in her boots since her ankles were too tired to balance her 15cm heels. I said that I would support her. With some effort I got her into a taxi and during the ride she told me that she have never been wearing heels this high before and that she only did it to look good. I helped her to her flat and I also helped her take her killer boots off.

Indeed a very sexy pair of heels...and from personal experiance they are a real challenge to walk in. They do require lots of practice before they can be walked in without having to use any supportive devices. And then one have to be very focused on how and where to place the feet when wearing them without supporting devices.

Sadly there have remarkable decrease in heelwearing during the last years. A woman in any kind of heels whatsoever is a very rare sighting nowdays, even during party nights many women wear flats. If someone do wear heels, their heels is at the highest 3 inches...and the wearer find them skyhigh and keeps complaining that she cant walk much due to her heels.

As a high heel wearer I find this downgoing trend very sad. There arent many things that can lift an outfit as a pair of decent, 4 inch and upp, heels can do.

On 2016-02-13 at 7:07 PM, Bubba136 said:

Michaela, are you the same Michaela from Sweden that we used to see on Jenny's webpage?

Jenny's website is nothing I know about...so Im not the same Michaela.

There is nothing that is impossible with heels on. I think its just degree on how hard things is do do wearing heels.