Long walk.

Leigh · 9th February 2010, 06:03

Yesterday was just the day of all days. Started with loads of problems at work so it got cinda late before i got off and as luck would have it half way home the car broke down

. And even more lucky me i forgot my handbag at work with my cell in it

so couldn't call anyone for help.

So i had to walk the remaining 4 km's home in my 13cm pumps, ( se picture ) on a road with a little snow on it and it was -3 c. outside so much pain in my feets where expected but when i got i home i had no pain in my feets only my finger hurt a little but that was from freezing. The shoes where extremely comfortable to walk in and because of the metal heel and worn down sole it was no problem at all walking those 4 km's home.

So when the weather gets a little better i think i might just try and walk home the entire way from work one day. Thinks its prob gona be a friday so i have the weekend to rest my feets if needed. And i will try it in the same shoes and the full walk is 8,1km not sure how much that is in miles but if you want you can prob http://google.com it. So this is really a bad situation with a good outcome:D Although i didn't like the low temperature cause its was really cold.

If the full walk turns out good i might start walking alot to and from work in my heels cause i really enjoy walking in heel's.

Any one else have the same desire for walking long distances i heel's?

Love Leigh.

vincci2 · 9th February 2010, 06:38

haha, good experience, i mean the heel part, not the car borke down part.
well, i wish i could juz wear a pair of heels, preferable in 3 inch high and walk for 5-6 mile a day

stefan · 9th February 2010, 06:55

Leigh,
A good story and I love the shoes!! Happy walking in the future.
Stefan

**spiker** · 9th February 2010, 07:42

Leigh,

Sorry to hear about your car troubles, but it sounds like you enjoyed the walk. I just can't help thinking how many of the guys on this forum would have loved to stop and help you out if they'd been in the right place at the right time!

They're a gorgeous pair of shoes by the way, why don't you tell us about them?

Spiker.

krazykev64 · 9th February 2010, 08:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leigh

Yesterday was just the day of all days. Started with loads of problems at work so it got cinda late before i got off and as luck would have it half way home the car broke down

. And even more lucky me i forgot my handbag at work with my cell in it

so couldn't call anyone for help.

So i had to walk the remaining 4 km's home in my 13cm pumps, ( se picture ) on a road with a little snow on it and it was -3 c. outside so much pain in my feets where expected but when i got i home i had no pain in my feets only my finger hurt a little but that was from freezing. The shoes where extremely comfortable to walk in and because of the metal heel and worn down sole it was no problem at all walking those 4 km's home.

So when the weather gets a little better i think i might just try and walk home the entire way from work one day. Thinks its prob gona be a friday so i have the weekend to rest my feets if needed. And i will try it in the same shoes and the full walk is 8,1km not sure how much that is in miles but if you want you can prob http://google.com it. So this is really a bad situation with a good outcome:D Although i didn't like the low temperature cause its was really cold.

If the full walk turns out good i might start walking alot to and from work in my heels cause i really enjoy walking in heel's.

Any one else have the same desire for walking long distances i heel's?

Love Leigh.

8.1KMS IS JUST OVER 5 MILES. i have done this distance in 7.5'' heels (19cm) they are the heels i am wearing in my avatar. it took me 3.5 hrs. no problem

heelma · 9th February 2010, 12:48

Quote:

Originally Posted by krazykev64

8.1KMS IS JUST OVER 5 MILES. i have done this distance in 7.5'' heels (19cm) they are the heels i am wearing in my avatar. it took me 3.5 hrs. no problem

Those are platforms - that doesn't count for heel height

.

Quote:

Originally Posted by Leigh

So i had to walk the remaining 4 km's home in my 13cm pumps,

So far, I made it to 2 miles (3 km) in 5" and 3 miles (5 km) in 4". So ... 4 km (2.5 miles) in 5 1/8" heels (13 cm) is quite impressive, assuming that your shoe size is smaller than mine (45 European).

Histiletto · 9th February 2010, 23:24

Hey Leigh,

I'm really surprised you didn't get a lift on such a cold day. Otherwise, I'm happy you enjoyed your walk in 5.12" (13cm) stiletto heels. I don't know your shoe size, but that still seems extra high for such a long walk. Some people have the dexterity to walk in such heights with out any extra effort and I wish I was that dexterous at the higher slopes. There have been a few times I have tried to keep up with others with heels higher than mine and I have to watch them leave me behind. They weren't aware that I was trying to keep up. Any way, Good Luck in heeling the 8.1km from work to residence and I'm interested to know how it comes out.

Leigh · 10th February 2010, 02:32

The shoes are from www.fuss-schuhe.de me and my partner buy's almost all our shoes there. The arent the best quality shoes on the market but they are cheap and almost always very comfortable to wear. My preferd heel heigth is between 12 and 15cm. Lower or Higher aint do able for longer periods.

Leigh · 10th February 2010, 02:37

Quote:

Originally Posted by krazykev64

8.1KMS IS JUST OVER 5 MILES. i have done this distance in 7.5'' heels (19cm) they are the heels i am wearing in my avatar. it took me 3.5 hrs. no problem

Subtract the heigth of the platform from the heel then you have the actual heelhieght. I can with ease go long distance in a pair of plats but doing it in a non plat shoes is the real test for the balls on your feet.

Quote:

Originally Posted by heelma

Those are platforms - that doesn't count for heel height

.

So far, I made it to 2 miles (3 km) in 5" and 3 miles (5 km) in 4". So ... 4 km (2.5 miles) in 5 1/8" heels (13 cm) is quite impressive, assuming that your shoe size is smaller than mine (45 European).

Im a 40/41 depending on the shoes but most my shoes are 40.

Leigh · 10th February 2010, 02:39

Quote:

Originally Posted by Histiletto

Hey Leigh,

I'm really surprised you didn't get a lift on such a cold day. Otherwise, I'm happy you enjoyed your walk in 5.12" (13cm) stiletto heels. I don't know your shoe size, but that still seems extra high for such a long walk. Some people have the dexterity to walk in such heights with out any extra effort and I wish I was that dexterous at the higher slopes. There have been a few times I have tried to keep up with others with heels higher than mine and I have to watch them leave me behind. They weren't aware that I was trying to keep up. Any way, Good Luck in heeling the 8.1km from work to residence and I'm interested to know how it comes out.

Where are the shoes in your avatar from?

9th February 2010, 06:38	#2 (permalink)
vincci2 Brand new member Join Date: Mar 2009 Location: Malaysia Posts: 3 Thanks: 0 Thanked 0 Times in 0 Posts I'm a Guy Rep Power: 0	Re: Long walk. haha, good experience, i mean the heel part, not the car borke down part. well, i wish i could juz wear a pair of heels, preferable in 3 inch high and walk for 5-6 mile a day

9th February 2010, 06:55	#3 (permalink)
stefan I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Jul 2009 Location: Stockholm, Sweden Age: 51 Posts: 116 Thanks: 30 Thanked 32 Times in 27 Posts I'm a Guy Rep Power: 2	Re: Long walk. Leigh, A good story and I love the shoes!! Happy walking in the future. Stefan __________________ Best regards, Stefan

9th February 2010, 07:42	#4 (permalink)
spiker VIP Member Join Date: Jan 2008 Location: West Mids - England Age: 35 Posts: 204 Thanks: 360 Thanked 37 Times in 20 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 5	Re: Long walk. Leigh, Sorry to hear about your car troubles, but it sounds like you enjoyed the walk. I just can't help thinking how many of the guys on this forum would have loved to stop and help you out if they'd been in the right place at the right time! They're a gorgeous pair of shoes by the way, why don't you tell us about them? Spiker.

9th February 2010, 23:24	#7 (permalink)
Histiletto I'm a Silver Member Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: United States - Utah Posts: 701 Thanks: 44 Thanked 102 Times in 70 Posts I am Male Rep Power: 11	Re: Long walk. Hey Leigh, I'm really surprised you didn't get a lift on such a cold day. Otherwise, I'm happy you enjoyed your walk in 5.12" (13cm) stiletto heels. I don't know your shoe size, but that still seems extra high for such a long walk. Some people have the dexterity to walk in such heights with out any extra effort and I wish I was that dexterous at the higher slopes. There have been a few times I have tried to keep up with others with heels higher than mine and I have to watch them leave me behind. They weren't aware that I was trying to keep up. Any way, Good Luck in heeling the 8.1km from work to residence and I'm interested to know how it comes out.

10th February 2010, 02:32	#8 (permalink)
Leigh I'm a Bronze Member Join Date: May 2008 Location: Denmark Age: 22 Posts: 44 Thanks: 1 Thanked 4 Times in 3 Posts I am Female Rep Power: 2	Re: Long walk. The shoes are from www.fuss-schuhe.de me and my partner buy's almost all our shoes there. The arent the best quality shoes on the market but they are cheap and almost always very comfortable to wear. My preferd heel heigth is between 12 and 15cm. Lower or Higher aint do able for longer periods.

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