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This is another one of those shoe designs that doesn't do anything for me by itself. I would really need to see these on some feet before I could determine wether I liked them or not.

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That style isn't really to bad. They are really kind of anonymous when you wear them with jeans or dockers (sports wear). And, the 3½" heel is comfortable to wear for long walks. I have two pair similar to those shoes. One pair is black, with white thread accenting and very pointed toes. The other pair is brown, a penny loafer style moc look with rounded toes. My wife bought them for me at different sales and, although I haven't worn them that much, I do "kind of' like them. :wink:

Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.

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Driver8, if you wear that pair in public, what kind of reaction have you had from people?

Not too much of a reaction at all. I've worn those with pants and with a long stretch black skirt. I haven't worn them in years though and I'm not sure how they go with the boot-cut jeans I now favor.

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Well, if you dislike those, you'll really hate these which I got nearly 10 years ago:

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Ten years ago? Good Lord! Those things look like they came right out of the 80's, maybe even the 70's!!!

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I don't want to LOOK like a woman, I just want to DRESS like a woman!

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Hey man, you can still find that style on eBay if you pay close attention (have to be looking closely, though. :wink: ) I've a pair with the same style of heels that I really haven't worn that much. They're loafer style and have a brass bit accent across the instep. Comfortable but the shape of heel is very obvious -- and, besides, they're only 3" high.

Being mentally comfortable in your own mind is the key to wearing heels in public.

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