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DR Who 3 · 1st April 2008, 15:40

Did you try to walk in them or just stand in them, trying them out? From what I read you didn't mention that you used any toe padding. I find that this is a must if one is going to attempt to wear/walk in Ballets and the toe box must fit very tight but not so tight that you can't move your toes. It is too bad you gave up so soon. I try to wear my ballets (like yours) at least 2 to 3 times a week for 2 hrs or moore at a time. There is a side benefit to wearing Ballets and that is youe leg muscles get a great work out and you don't have to stress the rest of your body as in arobics. I used my Ballets to help my legs be in shape skiing this past winter and I had great results.

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DR Who 3 I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Sep 2007 Location: U.S.A. I am Male Posts: 103 Thanks: 7 Thanked 9 Times in 8 Posts Rep Power: 3	Re: New Ballet Boots (Devious Ankle Leather) Did you try to walk in them or just stand in them, trying them out? From what I read you didn't mention that you used any toe padding. I find that this is a must if one is going to attempt to wear/walk in Ballets and the toe box must fit very tight but not so tight that you can't move your toes. It is too bad you gave up so soon. I try to wear my ballets (like yours) at least 2 to 3 times a week for 2 hrs or moore at a time. There is a side benefit to wearing Ballets and that is youe leg muscles get a great work out and you don't have to stress the rest of your body as in arobics. I used my Ballets to help my legs be in shape skiing this past winter and I had great results.