Daedalus

Lovely pictures fetishandpun. lovely little shoes. Hope you'll be spending lots of time on your toes now. I know I would.

Decided not to repair them since they the tools and martial would be way more expensive then the heels.

I sized mine quite a bit smaller. Works well for me.

If I'd do that they'll completely tear and be completely worthless. Prefer to lace them anyway and not use the zipper. Seems hard to find a well made pair. Wouldn't mind spending more for quality. Too bad so few companies make them

Recently bought a pair of these for cheap. The first pair of heels that really got me addicted to wearing them. Shame they aren't that well made. But what would you expect for 25 euro's Have a feeling there will be quite a few more pairs from now.

Depends on what you call walking . . . . Think those shoes from the first post are quite a challenge to wear. More then a pair of balletheels likely

For me there is little choice as I only wear balletheels.

Now there is a great pair of shoes to walk in. Must say Pata looks superb wearing them.

Have a pair of these and they seem quite well made. Except for the metal eyelets. Laced them carefully and one already popped out Can't expect them to be perfect for so little money. Do love them, wear them without padding sized quite small. Works for me, no problems standing in them but am still not sure about the heel length. Might end up making them a tad lower.

Honest question, why get the foot "trainers" instead of for example taking ballet courses to build up your ankles/toes?

While ballet isn't exactly like wearing the heels I'm guessing, wouldn't it be a better choice to work into these specific fetish shoes? Just curious, not a huge ballet heel fan, but learning ballet would be a different thing. Might just do it for fun, who knows I might end up liking it.

Why go trough all this difficulty you have your heels and you can train by wearing them. It's always best by doing the thing your training for but with less intensity. Wearing my heels just seems to work for me.

Alright thanks for the advice. Hope to get the tools soon and fix the boots. Hope they'll be strong enough to be laced tightly.

Longest so far has been 24 hours in my balletheels. As long as you don't have to walk much they're quite comfortable.

I've bought a relatively cheap pair of balletheels that have some problems with the eyelets. One has already popped out and the others are slowly making their way trough the boot. I'm wondering what's the best way to repair these. Was thinking of removing all the eyelets and then glue in a piece of leather on the inside. Punch new holes and put in new eyelets. Or would someone have better advice? And yes a better made pair of balletheels is already on my shopping list.

Weird have had some issues with the heels from ruby fashion as well. In my case the metal eyelets popped out whilst lacing them even lacing them tight. Guess that is what you get with Chinese quality. Anyway wish you good luck. Am sure you'll love them and learn to walk in them. Just takes time.

Thanks, have a feeling I'll be spending a good few hours here on this forum

So I found out. Am still looking for a well made pair of balletheels since I have these cheap ones. But well made ones are hard to find

Guess it's about time for first post on this forum. Been lurking for a while but that's something for in the past now. Always loved the way heels looked, even as a child. A few years back I also found out that I liked to wear heels. During puberty that developed into a love for extreme heels. So recently I bought a pair of balletheels and love to wear them as much as I can. They're great, still haven't walked unassisted but have a feeling that will change with some practice. Also have a feeling there soon will be more then just one pair