stellah

How do you think the order for better (more comfortable) wear for highheels are? I know this will be purely personal and subjective, but that is the interesting part! For the sake of equal comparison let's assume all heels are 5 inches.
List 1: footwear type
List 2: heel type

Mine:

List 1:
1. boots
2. wedges
3. mules
4. sandals
5. slingbacks
6. pumps
7. platforms
8. no heel (ballet)

List 2:
1. block
2. blade
3. stiletto
4. round
5. pony
6. ballet

Feel free to express your opinions and tastes... :P

terayon

platforms should not be at the end of the list....if you have an arguement that they dont look nice, fine, but if you think they arent as comfortable you are just trying to take your point way too far.....platforms are more comfortable than shoes without platforms (over a certain height), they are easier to walk on and more comfortable.....

Francis

Terayon, Stellah was asking you to list them types to your preference, not have a go because you don't like the choices Stellah has written.
So, instead of attacking before you've read the post properly, how about reading it and then adding your list.

Participate, not denegrate!

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In my own list I would add another category and that's for just wearing, but not walking (some people do have this interest, especially those who can't walk in heels :))

List 1.
1. boots
2. pumps/courts
3. sandals
4. platforms
5. slingbacks
6. ballets
7. mules
8. wedges
9. no heels (yuck!)

List 2.
1. block
2. blade
3. stiletto
4. column
5. no heels (double yuck!) :)

Just for wearing and not walking
1. ballets
2. pumps/courts
3. boots
and the rest per list 1 :)

Calv

Mine go like this:

List 1:
1. boots
2. wedges
3. pumps
4. platforms
5. slingbacks
6. mules
7. sandals
8. no heel (ballet)

List 2:
1. block
2. blade
3. stiletto
4. round
5. pony
6. ballet

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Joak

Hi,

I prefer wedges - in a more cloed styles that means anything between pumps and boots. But I don't understand that kind of listing - for me the wedge is a heels style, like block or stiletto and not a shoe style like pumps or sandals - or how is a pair of wedges with stilettoes looking like?

Joak

Firefox

Like Joak I don't understand the logic of the listings. How can a "wedge" compare with a "boot" or a "platform". You could have platform boots or wedge boots or the "platforms" can have a large lift or no lift all of which affects comfort. So while I'm unable to order the lists, I'll say my favourite styles for comfort are boots and mules. In fact those are the main styles I'll actually wear. A small platform 1/2" or so can enhance the look of the style and increase the heel as well as adding to comfort. The heel shape doesn't matter. I'm equally comfortble in thicker heels or stilettos.

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azraelle

List 1.
1. 1-2cm platform boots
2. 1-2cm platform mules
3. 1-2cm platform slingbacks
4. Avia, Saucony, or New Balance anti-pronation running shoes
5. ANY Men's dress shoes or boots (double yuck!)

List 2.
1. 15-20 sq cm plastic capped block
2. blade
3. relatively larger block, plastic capped
4. narrow, almost-stiletto
5. any soft rubber block or wedge heel (yuck-can't walk normally
unless they are runners, e.g. low heel)

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