So I received my most overpriced CL - the Pewter Specchio Bling Bling - in the post today. I was so excited. After ripping through the packaging and put them on my feet, I thought, YES! fit me perfectly with the half size up! Then I took my first step... and ooops.... the left heel slipped, then the right....
So I took my gel scholl ball of feet paddings (the only padding I have which will not stick out the front of the peep-toe). The toe box became soooo tight, but the back no longer slip....
Is there any other way to solve this problem without making the toe boxes so tight?
I mean, not only it is extremely uncomfortable around the toes and the front of the feet this way (as if I was wearing something half a size too small, so might as well bought my true size rather than half a size up - not that this is an option for this pair, but for future ref), but also, I thought in the long run, I am going to end up having to add more and more front paddings as the toe boxes stretch and stretch and the feet slipped further forward anyway....
I remembered somewhere that someone cut something into two and place them on the sides of the heels? The problem is that most of the product talked about here I am unfamiliar with.... But if I can get them online and they ship internationally, I can always take your recommendations and buy them via the internet.
Thanks gals!!!
So I took my gel scholl ball of feet paddings (the only padding I have which will not stick out the front of the peep-toe). The toe box became soooo tight, but the back no longer slip....
Is there any other way to solve this problem without making the toe boxes so tight?
I mean, not only it is extremely uncomfortable around the toes and the front of the feet this way (as if I was wearing something half a size too small, so might as well bought my true size rather than half a size up - not that this is an option for this pair, but for future ref), but also, I thought in the long run, I am going to end up having to add more and more front paddings as the toe boxes stretch and stretch and the feet slipped further forward anyway....
I remembered somewhere that someone cut something into two and place them on the sides of the heels? The problem is that most of the product talked about here I am unfamiliar with.... But if I can get them online and they ship internationally, I can always take your recommendations and buy them via the internet.
Thanks gals!!!
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