Help. Breaking In New Heels.

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Stacy G.

Aug 23, 2013

Stacy G.

Anyone know any quick and easy ways to break in new heels? I need them broken in by tomorrow so I'm not crippled by the end of the night. I don't want to wear any other pair of shoes tomorrow because I'm in love with these ones and have my outfit planned around them.

Shannon B.

Aug 23, 2013

Shannon B.

To break in shoes I just wear them though out the day and when they start to hurt I take them off for while them put them back on. Even when watching a movie I have them on.

Adrianna E.

Aug 23, 2013

Adrianna E.

Wear them with some thick socks. That'll help stretch them out a bit. Hope it helps :)

Brittany A.

Aug 24, 2013

Brittany A.

I have heard putting on a pair of sock with them and blow drying them. I have never tried this, so if you want to try it look into it first, I would hate for you to maybe ruin your shoes if it doesn't work.

Maricela P.

Aug 24, 2013

Maricela P.

Omg! I love those heels!
wear a pair if thick socks with them and wear them throughout the day..

Stacy G.

Aug 24, 2013

Stacy G.

Right I wore them round the house yesterday evening and then wedged 4 potatoes into the overnight to stretch them a bit more so fingers crossed they'll be alright now. haha

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