Comments on: Reader Question: Comfortable Yet Chic Shoes http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/ Thu, 09 Feb 2012 09:29:40 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.1.3 By: bogota http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-44204 bogota Wed, 28 Dec 2011 04:05:47 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-44204 Good afternoon: Currently living in Palmdale, California. I am going to bookmark %BLOGURL% and take the time to trackback %BLOGTITLE%. Incidentally, there appears to be a little bit ofspam on your blog. Regardless there is still lots of great info at this site! Kudos and Seasons Greetings, Leida:) Good afternoon:

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]]> By: Timberland Boots Online http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-26393 Timberland Boots Online Tue, 11 Jan 2011 10:42:01 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-26393 I guess I have a problem similar to many other readers. My feet are wide at the toe area, but my heels are definitely narrower than average. Shoes that fit the heel area are unbearably tight at the front of the foot, and shoes that fit my toes properly don’t stay on my feet because they slip off at the heel. My only solution is, unfortunately, to never wear slip-on shoes. All my shoes must have a strap or laces. That often doesn’t leave much selection. :( And for comfort when walking, I prefer low heels and lots of cushioning. Shoe shopping is a big nightmare for me. Everything either hurts or falls off. I wish I could have lots of cute shoes, but I have to settle for the one or two comfortable pairs I can find, and then wear them with everything. I guess I have a problem similar to many other readers. My feet are wide at the toe area, but my heels are definitely narrower than average. Shoes that fit the heel area are unbearably tight at the front of the foot, and shoes that fit my toes properly don’t stay on my feet because they slip off at the heel. My only solution is, unfortunately, to never wear slip-on shoes. All my shoes must have a strap or laces. That often doesn’t leave much selection. :( And for comfort when walking, I prefer low heels and lots of cushioning.

Shoe shopping is a big nightmare for me. Everything either hurts or falls off. I wish I could have lots of cute shoes, but I have to settle for the one or two comfortable pairs I can find, and then wear them with everything.

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]]> By: Canadian http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-7518 Canadian Wed, 11 Nov 2009 16:06:12 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-7518 I guess I have a problem similar to many other readers. My feet are wide at the toe area, but my heels are definitely narrower than average. Shoes that fit the heel area are unbearably tight at the front of the foot, and shoes that fit my toes properly don't stay on my feet because they slip off at the heel. My only solution is, unfortunately, to never wear slip-on shoes. All my shoes must have a strap or laces. That often doesn't leave much selection. :( And for comfort when walking, I prefer low heels and lots of cushioning. Shoe shopping is a big nightmare for me. Everything either hurts or falls off. I wish I could have lots of cute shoes, but I have to settle for the one or two comfortable pairs I can find, and then wear them with everything. I guess I have a problem similar to many other readers. My feet are wide at the toe area, but my heels are definitely narrower than average. Shoes that fit the heel area are unbearably tight at the front of the foot, and shoes that fit my toes properly don’t stay on my feet because they slip off at the heel. My only solution is, unfortunately, to never wear slip-on shoes. All my shoes must have a strap or laces. That often doesn’t leave much selection. :( And for comfort when walking, I prefer low heels and lots of cushioning.

Shoe shopping is a big nightmare for me. Everything either hurts or falls off. I wish I could have lots of cute shoes, but I have to settle for the one or two comfortable pairs I can find, and then wear them with everything.

]]> By: Jess http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-7327 Jess Fri, 06 Nov 2009 17:08:31 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-7327 I skimmed the comments and didn't see anyone ask this. I apologize if this is a repeat question/issue. My doctor recently recommended lower heeled shoes as I've had knee surgery and have a bit of curvature in my spine. I would love to try flats, but all of my dress pants (I do not tend to wear skirts or dresses...ever) and jeans are too long. I've already had them all tailored once. If I have them tailored to be the length short enough to wear flats, then they are too short should I decide to wear something with a heel. Do you have this problem? Someone suggested have different pants of different lengths. That seems like a lot of pants and a lot of tailoring. I skimmed the comments and didn’t see anyone ask this. I apologize if this is a repeat question/issue.

My doctor recently recommended lower heeled shoes as I’ve had knee surgery and have a bit of curvature in my spine. I would love to try flats, but all of my dress pants (I do not tend to wear skirts or dresses…ever) and jeans are too long. I’ve already had them all tailored once. If I have them tailored to be the length short enough to wear flats, then they are too short should I decide to wear something with a heel.

Do you have this problem? Someone suggested have different pants of different lengths. That seems like a lot of pants and a lot of tailoring.

]]> By: HistorySpice http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-6728 HistorySpice Thu, 22 Oct 2009 21:08:02 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-6728 I normally wear heels and shoes with a pointier toe since I'm comfortable in them. However, I just ran my first marathon and it looks like I'm going to lose a toe nail. In an effort to prevent this from happening, I've been wearing shoes with less heel and rounder/larger toe boxes. I've been relying a lot on a pair of Me Too flats that are very comfortable and a pair of John Fluevog Mary Janes since the race. I just ordered a pair of grey and yellow sketchers to hopefully add to the mix until the weather gets a bit cooler and/or my toe nail makes a comeback. I normally wear heels and shoes with a pointier toe since I’m comfortable in them. However, I just ran my first marathon and it looks like I’m going to lose a toe nail. In an effort to prevent this from happening, I’ve been wearing shoes with less heel and rounder/larger toe boxes. I’ve been relying a lot on a pair of Me Too flats that are very comfortable and a pair of John Fluevog Mary Janes since the race. I just ordered a pair of grey and yellow sketchers to hopefully add to the mix until the weather gets a bit cooler and/or my toe nail makes a comeback.

]]> By: linda grant http://www.academichic.com/2009/10/18/reader-question-comfortable-yet-chic-shoes/#comment-6707 linda grant Thu, 22 Oct 2009 10:29:19 +0000 http://www.academichic.com/?p=6762#comment-6707 I have a piece in the Guardian today on this very subject. I have wide feet that are narrower at the heels and very tight achilles and calf muscles so flat flats are agony. I'm pleased to hear that so many others have the problem of finding stylish shoes you can actually walk in. Clarks is the answer. Next year they are introducing sports shoe type sole cushioning into their fashion shoes, their PR tells me. http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/oct/22/women-flat-shoes I have a piece in the Guardian today on this very subject. I have wide feet that are narrower at the heels and very tight achilles and calf muscles so flat flats are agony. I’m pleased to hear that so many others have the problem of finding stylish shoes you can actually walk in. Clarks is the answer. Next year they are introducing sports shoe type sole cushioning into their fashion shoes, their PR tells me.
http://www.guardian.co.uk/lifeandstyle/2009/oct/22/women-flat-shoes

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