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Thighbootguy · 14th April 2008, 16:56

Snapmit -

I understand not being able to move because of back pain. I have never noticed heel height being a contributing factor, but I have noticed a tight waist band or belt, both on jeans or a skirt, puts pressure on my lower back and, after a while, can cause considerable pain. I’ve also had my back go out just reaching for a telephone.

Could the sandals be allowing you foot to move differently when you are walking that the sneakers do? If so, you might be able to control that a little.

In my humble opinion – If you are sure it’s the sandals that’s causing the problem, get rid of them. Life is too short to go around with back pain.

14th April 2008, 16:56	#4 (permalink)
Thighbootguy I'm a Gold Member Join Date: Sep 2003 Location: Ky, USA Age: 62 I am Male Posts: 1,241 Thanks: 79 Thanked 298 Times in 176 Posts Rep Power: 18	Re: comfortable for back sandals Snapmit - I understand not being able to move because of back pain. I have never noticed heel height being a contributing factor, but I have noticed a tight waist band or belt, both on jeans or a skirt, puts pressure on my lower back and, after a while, can cause considerable pain. I’ve also had my back go out just reaching for a telephone. Could the sandals be allowing you foot to move differently when you are walking that the sneakers do? If so, you might be able to control that a little. In my humble opinion – If you are sure it’s the sandals that’s causing the problem, get rid of them. Life is too short to go around with back pain. __________________ You cannot embarrass me without my consent. - Eleanor Roosevelt -=-=-=+=-=-=- It isn't always easy being eccentric. - Mark Twain