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Should be called the shoe that transforms from a low heel to a lower heel.

My wife is a size 3UK and has some 4 inch heels but she does find them a bit high. I am a size 9 and I calculated that the ratio is the equivalent of a 5 inch heel for me which I find quite easy to walk in although I haven't worn them for very long.

About 20 years ago I damaged my anterior cruciate ligament playing football. I could have had surgery to put it right but was advised not too as I did not require perfect knees for my office based job. The knee occasionally gives me pain and clicks and twinges from time to time. Last year I was dancing, not in heels, and I had a sudden painful twinge in my other knee. This has been diagnosed as osteo-arthritis. I took some anti inflammmatory tablets for this but did not get on with them. I could not walk without some pain. In time my knee has improved a lot, I think partly because I have lost 25 pounds in weight. I now get very few twinges from walking or running. Throughout this I have worn heels without any adverse effect and I get no pain from wearing them. Well not in my knee anyway. Hope this helps.

Thought I would post some fun pics to cheer the place up a bit.

Hope you like them.

There was this guy called wheels With a huge affection for heels On this site he did find Guys of the same mind Now he wears them whenever he feels. Boom Boom

Great collection Jeff. If I had to pick a favourite (US - favorite) pair I'd go for the cream slings in the second photo.

Having acquired over 60 pairs of heels in about three years I decided to try and stop buying any more. Firstly I am running out of space to store them, secondly I am spending a small fortune, thirdly, whilst my wife is aware that I have some, I know she would go ballistic if she found out how many I have. So there it is. NO MORE! So why, today, am I standing in River Island with a pair of gold strap sandals asking if they have them in a size eight? Why am I looking at shoes in Marks and Spencer and Next? Why am I looking at Bananashoes and Italianheels websites. I think if you are looking for a definition of addiction you will find it above. I find buying shoes is such a great thrill. I just wish I could give it up.

I am a great fan of yellow shoes and these are YELLOWWW! I have six yellow pairs myself but not this particular style. On the size side I find that for closed toe shoes it is better to err on the large size. Nevertheless if this is the only size available it may be better to buy them so that you can own such a great pair of shoes. Good luck.

Sorry guys. Bit of a cock up in posting the old url there. Should now be corrected.

They do look slightly too big but they feel really nice on and are easy to walk in. As for wearing them in public. Who knows? One day I may feel brave enough to wear them. Won't be for a while though. Thanks for all the comments.

Perhaps that is why Italians always seem to wear shades.

I like the idea.

Here is my submission.

My new Italian Heels 5inch yellow spikes have just arrived.

They are really nice and very good to wear.

Hope you like.

Glad to be of assistance. Could we see some pics of your wife wearing them?

Davina's on Top Gear tonight. Can't wait.

Davina has some great heels.

They are very easy to walk in. I think in some ways when worn under trousers they are less obvious than shoes with a heel. They came from New Look and cost £20. They also do a similar pair with a closed toe.

Bought some new wedge sandals today. My first pair of blue shoes.

Definitely the shoes. When you are stoking the fire you don't look at what's on the mantlepiece.

More photos of them on.

Very nice. My local Faith has so many shoes in their sale I wonder whether they have sold any in the rest of the year.

The red shoes were £25 reduced from £45. Idid not buy those green ones I bought these instead.

Comfort is not a word I would use in describing these shoes but I can walk in them and I enjoy wearing them.

Teacher

I agree that Faith have some great heels. I bought these in their sale:

I am also considering these: