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I really like the Jacaranda. At first I did not care for all of the straps above the ankle, but it has grown on me and I now like it. The heel is very nice and for me, the way that the sole slopes up at the end is good. Best part, it would show all of my toes. E

I love the open toes, but not practical in cold weather climates. But all in all, I don't care for them. Sorry E

I thought that this might be of interest, sorry that you have to open the attachment Erica Plat.doc

Normally, I am not big on motorcycle type boots as I prefer a more femenine boot with a pointed toe and stiletto heel. But something about these Jessica's appeals to me, possibly that the toe is more pointed and the heel is thinner than usual. Might be good for business trips this winter to colder northern cities. Thanks for posting. E

Very nice! You are my hero. By the way, nice toes from what I am able to see. Thanks for posting. E

There is something that fascinates me, but then, I love to show my toes. I live in a warm climate so they would not be practical, but would on a business trip up North in winter months. That is where the open toes become impractical. E

Thanks for your warm welcome and letting me join. I have loved heels since high school and after losing a leg, still wear a four-inch stiletto with my crutches for work. I have never seen a man in heels but give any man who ventures out in the world in heels, especially sandals, a lot of credit for expressing his preferences. I think that I understand his feelings wearing heels as I have a fulfilling feeling each time I get up on my crutches in a heel. E

I am able to wear only the left shoe with crutches. but I would wear it with jeans. I really love the narrow stiletto heel and the height is no problem for me. Thanks for posting. E