kobe08249

Well I’m glad someone mentioning the type of heels that supports just mostly the back of the foot – to me improper construction could really cost damage to one’s foot. Speaking of damages - am I the only one worrying about long-term physical issues? Guess you don’t really feel it unless you absolutely wear your heels all the time! (Morning commute, work time, lunch break, Starbucks run, party, after party, home…)

Well sounds like we’ve got a few people minding the damage of the heels from place to place. Wouldn’t it be nice if you could actually buy replaceable heels, or maybe heels with adjustable heights? Does that sound like a crazy idea? (Imagine if the heels were designed meant to be broken, and then replaced by your own) And then you could use the $$$ you saved, perhaps, and buy new pair of heels.

Generally speaking, what bothers you the most when owning/wearing high heels? My vote goes to physical/health concerns. Thanks!