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  1. Ok.. This is probably pretty basic but I do not remember them covering "how to store thigh high leather boots" in home-ec class.. maybe I was out sick that day *Shrug*.. Whats the best way to store leather boots when not in use? I only have a couple pairs that are tall enough to need to worry about, but I'm hoping to keep them in good shape for as long as possible :wink: Any suggestions? I'm sure I'm not the only person who's ever incorrectly stored some boots and found them in less then optimal shape afterwards. Jim

  2. Those are the same as the thigh high zip up boots I just got. I actually got them to give me a good price ($395) for a pair in red leather, since they had them in stock and I was looking for black. Awesome boots, I like them quite a lot :lol: have a good one Jim

  3. While I obviously enjoy ballet heels (I have 3 pairs), I can see how someone may not find them visually apealing, I'm not a fan of sandals or other strappy shoes.. So it's good that there is enough of a variety of shoes out there to keep most people happy. I'm fortunate that I drive near a store in Ft Lauderdale that carries ballet heels, and thus have been able to try them out prior to owning a pair. Maybe we could get a list together of stores that have been known to stock a pair or so of ballet heels so people know where to shop at :lol: I may be wearing my ankle high bb's to a club tonight, havnt decided yet.. If I do I'll make sure to get a picture or two to share. Seeya Jim

  4. I've tried both the qualifetish 'shoes' and thigh highs.. Not sure if its the ankle support or not but the thigh highs definatly seem easier to stand/walk in.. although my first experience was in the lace up shoe version at fetish factory... amazed the sales girl by standing and moving twards the mirror on my first try :lol: If you get a chance to try a pair out, go for it. If your ankles can handle the angle you can always pad your toes enough to be comfortable for a short time (30-60 minutes or longer) Have a good one Jim

  5. Ballet heels are definatly not ment to be a comfy marathon running shoe.. Most people are pretty well hobbled by them and can't walk at all. Some of us like the chalange and feel of trying to walk in them, even if its for a short distance or time. Jim

  6. I've tried them from time to time.. oh fuck it, I own 3 pairs, from ankle to thigh high :( all made by diferent mfg's. I've had 3 diferent buying scenarios also, from waiting 6 months for my first pair (arch enemys), to talking a german company into using online payment (dungeonz.de) to talking right to the main cobbler and getting a discount (qualifetish). If I was to be asked about the highest quality and best service, I'd go with qualifetish in a moment. If you want a pair thats not exactly the same as most others, but -very- easy to walk in, try dungeonz.de.. if you want to wait around long enough to get your PHD before see'ing your boots, try arch enemys.. hehe

    I've yet to try punitive shoes, but I hope to soon. The knee boots I first bought look very similer to the Little Shoe Box models, but the quality of leather is not as good as I've heard LSB uses. So I am not 100% positive that they made them.

    I -really- like my zip up thigh high's from qualifetish, very soft leather, very comfortable fit, easy to get on, dificult to want to remove :lol:

    Have a good one, best of luck getting a pair of ballet boots!

    Jim

    http://www.balletboots.net

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