Love4heels

In my opinion, high heels start at 7,5 cm (3 inches)

Anything below, I can not consider as high heels...at least not for large sizes.

What is your opinion?

Yesterday on my way home from work, my wife called me to ask if I could pick her up at some friends.

So I stopped by and my wife was outside and asked me to come in and say hello.

I said I can not, I wear by heeled boots.

She asked why that should stop me? Just come on in and say hi... so I did.

So I walked in to the house, wearing my boots, meeting the friends of my wife...said hi, sat down by the table and had a short conversation with the girls, before we packed up and left for home.

Noone noticed my boots....

That was kind of weird...hehehe

How about removing a little from your legs? You could lose a few cm from the middle of the thigh bone and / or lower leg and match her height that way

I did not see this one comming...heheh

My wife is 153 cm tall, I`m 183 cm tall.

A height different of 30 cm...which is okay.

But if I wear 4" heels, I`m 40 cm higher and that is a big different.

So if I shall wear my heels, she also have to wear hers...or I need to get a stretchbench and stretch her 10-15 cm.

I guess "forcing" her to wear heels is the best option..

I have seen a girl at the philippines with one leg and a high heeled sandal on one foot and one crutch for support on the other side.

I never thought about it before but the way she move with the crutch and the high heel sandal is very fascinating to see.

So thumbs up for using heels with crutches..

P.S.

Just checked a shoe conversion chart.

EU36 is a US 6 and UK 3½. That is small!

....

Small and sexy

For me its a must that the woman has small feet...

Tiny feet?

Yes, size 36

Just to compare with a pair of my wife`s boots...

She would struggle more than me..

1. That bike looks brand new?

2. Pegs look very shoe-unfriendly?

3. Still luvin' the boots!

2011 model

Pegs are NOT made for being used with high heels..

My second favorite boots. My 5" are the favorite, but to high for me walking normal.

When you consider the original stated reason for the invention of heels was to help keep mens feet in the stirrup while on horseback it makes sense that they should hold onto the footpegs better than flats I'm also looking how your foot ends up probably further below the gear lever for moving it upwards, but conversely on the brake your foot will end up too low and make stopping difficult = dangerous. Lower heels however may work better.

Liking the boots though

I guess there are custom made adjustable brake & gear pedal on the marked, also pegs that would not scratch up the boots...but high heels on a big offroader does still not match.

A custom type of a bike with the legs pointing forward I beleave could be okay with heels

Took a test to see how my 4" heeled boots will fit on my BMW R1200GSA and if they can be used for riding.

Ant point of view?

The second pair I would not called for heeled footwear...

Gear and brake pedals distance from the peg`s does not match heeled footwear.

Also my pegs are just spiked metals so they will damage the area between the heels and sole.

Maybe I should reconsider the bike..

I have my jeans custom made at the Philippines.

About 10 euro for a pair.

Then I can get them long enough to cover the heels.

No heeling so far this weekend, had a motorcycle ride.

Motorcycling and heels are no good match. Tried once some years back, but gave it up becouse of safety reasons.

Here are the link for my last attempt selling my old footwear.

http://www.finn.no/finn/torget/tilsalgs/annonse?finnkode=35580340

Junkyard next...

Are they 4" heels?

In my point of view they look masculine....

I always regret for not wearing my heels, unless I go for a walk in the wood.

Anywear else, I prefer heels.

I think I`m in touch with my feminine side..hehe

They are a nice pair of boots

But I guess we have to accept that sooner or later someone will look, laugh or comment.

I will still my boots nomather what happend...I think..

What type of footwear were u using?

My wife say...if u wear your heels with a pride and confidence, u can wear heels anywear, anytime.

But if u try to hide and u are not comfortable, it does not look any nice and u should not wear them.

That is a good point thow...

When I go to and from work, I wear my 4" boots. So from the parking area to my office and back, I often meet and pass my colleagues...so far no questions or comments.

But I dont wear thin heels, I only wear block heels.

I dont know if they notice or not...

But as U, I`m always concerned about meeting people I know..

A few shoots this morning of the boots that used to have thin heels and a small plattform.

They can actually been use for walking anfter some practicing..

But not so easy to take pics of myself....

These 2 boots are the same boots.

First they were made with a small platform and thin heels, later I had them modified to block heel and no platform for everyday use...

Not even I understood my point here..hehe

I try again.

Pic no 1.

The left has a 12,5 cm heel and is slightly tapered, which make it easier to walk.

The right boot has 14,2 cm heel and the heel goes straight down without any taper or chamfer.

Pic no 2.

The left boot has a 12,5 cm heel and is slightly tapered. (same boot as on pic no 1)

The right boot has a 13,5 cm heel and becouse the heel is more tapered, its easier to use for walking.

Pic no 2.

The left boot 12,5 cm heel (same as the boot as on the 2 other pics)

The right boot 10 cm heel is my everyday boot.

The 12,5 cm heel boot my top favorite boots, but 12,5 cm is just to high for me to walk normal so I will try to correct this by making a more tapered heel.

I dont know if this make more sence...