Need Help Identifying This Heel Type

[SoleStripper]

The brand name is Lucious, but I can't find any info on them on the internet. I remember seeing pics on the net years ago and I think they were called "stilted heels" but I'm not sure.

 

Here's some pics - side view, back, front...

 

[Heelster]

Not something Ellie or Pleaser have on their list - - - No clue, but they kinda look a bit dangerous from the stability standpoint.

[SoleStripper]

They're impossible to walk in. I almost fell over just trying to stand in them. I found a few sites that had Lucious shoes but these are off the market apparently.

[trickrider1]

I love that style and do own some "Ellie blade shoes" from about six or seven years ago.  I can walk in them rather well, but do have unusual balance from gymnastics training so I might not be quite "normal" lol.  However, I think these disappeared from the market due to structural strength issues as even the slightest side step can bend the sole unit which I did with mine.  Nonetheless, I love the look and style and wish some shoe company would re-introduce them and do their engineering homework to make them durable.

[SoleStripper]

So they're called "blades"? The reason I ask is because I'm thinking of selling them and need to know what to list them as.

[SoleStripper]

In case anyone is interested, I finally found out from a rep at Pleaser USA that they're called Glamazon-709 and long discontinued. "Lucious: Sandal with 6.50 inch heel and 3 inch platform." http://howcool.com/product/lucious/PL-GLAMAZON-709