Weird Question About Heels.

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Krystinn R.

Feb 10, 2014

Krystinn R.

Okay , so this is hard to explain but I'll try , lol
so no matter the size high heel I buy , even if they feel really tight on my feet, as soon as I start walking in them they like flop off the back of my foot. could this be the way I'm walking? I looove heels and if they have a strap of some sort I can wear them all night because it holds my foot in but any type of pumps or reg. heels flop off. any suggestions??

Linda V.

Feb 10, 2014

Linda V.

Same problem! I tried gel cushions like in pic. they work just a little,because they tightens your foot more. the only way I can walk in such heels it's with skinny jeans as in photo below.. I gues that's pathetic lol. you could try walk in smaller steps also :)

Linda V.

Feb 10, 2014

Linda V.

cushions

Emily W.

Feb 10, 2014

Emily W.

I have the same issue. I suspect it may have to do with the shape of your foot and your gait. I find that the no-slip things are useless (they come unstuck), so I just walk with shorter steps and carefully brush my heel as I walk to keep my shoe on. Sounds ridiculous but doesn't look crazy. ;)

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