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Comfortable Party Shoes?

zulubabe

zulubabe Posts: 974 Forumite

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23 October 2007 at 5:33PM in I wanna buy it or do it

I have a works Christmas do to go to in a posh hotel. I don't own a pair of partyy shoes due to the fact that I can't do heels (I'd fall on my face) & I am in pain with a lot of shoes - can anyone recommend some nice comfy but sexyparty shoes - please???

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Horace Posts: 14,426 Forumite

23 October 2007 at 5:38PM

M&S have some - they have a range not Footglove but another one which has some form of liquid inside for comfy feet, I tried some on the other day but didnt get any as I hadn't got enough money with me. They have both high and low heels.

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merlinormartin Posts: 1,578 Forumite

23 October 2007 at 5:46PM

Hi Zulu
I cannot recommend a pair of shoes, i can however recommend
gel insoles
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1039811&classificationid=1047318&slmRefer=
Compeed anti-blister stick http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1039811&classificationid=1047318&slmRefer=
Scholl blister plasters
http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1068093&classificationid=1046395

I use all 3 products and never have any problems with sore feet or blisters, they cost a few ££ but well worth it IMO

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stacey21_2 Posts: 939 Forumite

23 October 2007 at 5:56PM

Or you could try wedges which offer more support to the feet so dont feel like high heels at all.. or platforms which do the same

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zulubabe Posts: 974 Forumite

23 October 2007 at 6:06PM

stacey21 wrote: »

Or you could try wedges which offer more support to the feet so dont feel like high heels at all.. or platforms which do the same

I hope you're right - just bought a pair of wedges on ebay :rotfl:

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