Thread: how to be comfortable in heels

I love wearing heels myself, but I can understand not wanting to be in them for long periods of time or being uncomfortable. I defiently back up what KM says. Wear them around the house for a while and if you have a house with a cement driveway, try walking in a pair of heels to your mailbox (if it's at the end of the driveway or away from the house) and see how you feel. I don't recomend wearing heels in gravel if you're not used to them or there's a bigger chance of falling. And always have a pair of back-up shoes of flats or sneakers just in case. I normally don't do this, but if it helps a lot if you're not a normal heel wearer. And when you are wearing shoes around the house, if a pair pinches or rubs your feet the wrong way, don't wear them anymore. You may be doing yourself more harm then good.

I love heels. I wear it as much as can. I think, that I feel more comfortable in heel than in some other footwear.

I use those gel things you can get to put in your heels and they really seem to work. I think it just takes a bit of practice to actually able to walk in heels though.

Heels have been associated with the terms unpleasant and agonizing, but they definitely never have to be! If you select the right heels and the appropriate ones that perform for you, you can move around in heels all day and experience as though you are going for walks around in shoes.