2-second trick reveals before buying whether high heels are comfortable or not
The problem of high heels is recognizable to women at first glance: the heel is often so high that we feel pain in our feet just by looking at it. Not all shoes with a high heel are automatically uncomfortable and cause blisters or sores. There are quite gentle models. But if the high heels are comfortable or not, most women only realize after the first night of dancing. It is easy to see in the run-up, ie when buying the shoes, how comfortable the shoes really are. All that is needed is a very simple trick that takes no more than a few seconds.
This is how the two-second trick works:
Do you like to shop in a store in the city center and have you fallen for a pair of high-heeled shoes? Then just ask a saleswoman for a tape measure. Of these, shops often have several at hand and will gladly lend you one. What you should measure is the distance between the sole and the heel. That is, it precisely controls the distance between the point where the sole ends in the direction of the heel and the point where the heel begins.
The shorter the distance, the more likely the shoes are to favor blisters and pain. However, if the distance is included 3 cm or even more, the shoes are probably much more comfortable. This is because the load at a greater distance can be better distributed over the entire foot. If the distance is very short, the entire body weight lies on the bale, which can lead to torment on prolonged wearing.
The next shopping trip so definitely try it out!
Who shops online, of course, can only do the trick after ordering the high heels. However, this is not a problem as all major online shops give their customers a 14-day money back guarantee. This gives plenty of time to find the perfect size for you, to measure your shoes quickly and of course to give them a try. Because all "rules" should of course only serve as an aid. Ultimately, the most important thing is whether you feel comfortable in your shoes or not.
