stilleto trouble!

mummy26

hi i was wondering if anyone has any advice for me.i bought some heels however the shoes are killing the back of my feet and rubbing against them especially on side of my heel.im so sick of this i have so many pairs but they kill thus leaving me with no choice but to wear ugly flats! when i see ppl wearing heels i envy them knowing iv prob 20 pairs and a small fortune that have hardly been worn.any advice?

mummy26

oh my lol funny u should say that so have i in alton towers wore my new shoes they were killing my feet to the point i wanted to amputate thenm so just walked barefoot yuk!the amount of times iv been out of time wearing these killer heels i just end up buying flip flops from nearest shop!theres gotta be products out there!

belfastgirl23

Sorry that's just how high heels are...you just have to decide between fashion and pain I'm afraid.

Psykicpup

if they are rubbing, you can buy heel inserts which pad & grip & should 'help' also try wearing them with no tights or stockings as that can help too ...
Other than that its just training your feet or maybe that you have the 'wrong' shoes - I have loads of pairs I have bought from New Look that I just cant wear but others from a shoe shop cheaper that I can wear all day! My daughter however loves new look shoes as they are always comfy! some times what seems like the 'wrong' size' shoe will be ok too- for some shoes I buy a size bigger & sometimes smaller depends on the fit of each style! Also make sure you are not rushed buying shoes & only do it the morning or when your feet are rested or you will not be able to tell if they pinch anywere. If you are new to heels a thicker heel or wedge is often more comfy for long periods too

mummy26

hi thanks for reply but where can i buy these products from?

sooz

Look in Boots...the scholl party feet range is good.

here is an example http://www.boots.com/shop/product_details.jsp?productid=1067727&classificationid=1047318

It will only help..but the shoes need to be fairly comfortable first! Try a lower and/or wider heel too.