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I've seen people on tiktok wear heels with that height of platform. They are very real but very expensive. They're also a very big fall risk. Sounds right up my alley.

ruru67 wrote:they're a reminder that bipedalism is less a matter of balance as merely arresting the fall before it happens...

Quite deep. I need to test this theory with the first pair.

Gregovic wrote:I have a pair of heelless platform boots like these. They're quite a workout to walk in but not impossible.

They must take full concentration to walk in. When you try to walk in them do you get a decent stride, or is it a tip-toe clop-landing every step? They look amazing.

You're probably right. I'm in the market for some heelless heels, but I feel out of my depth of knowledge. They're completely foreign to my brain. I dont want to just get a pair of wedges that has a slight curve to the platform. My mind wants to go all out to see if I can handle the most extreme one...

Shannon SteelSlave wrote:These are the hardest ones I own : viewtopic.php?f=30&t=12968

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6.5 inch Ellie

Hard or not, there's something sleek about a classic look taking on a high difficult level.

I have no idea if these are real or if I would have any real trouble walking in them after a few tries. But I love how original they look. I want them.

Anyone remember Madonna - Human Nature?

If you want ridiculously tall and unwalkable there's also "bedheels" like this . 7 inch heels, without a platform. Intended to be worn to bed or in other scenarios where you're not expected/expecting to walk. Apparently there's some people that can walk in them, but I most definitely woul...

Agreed. There's something beautiful about a chain.

Shannon SteelSlave wrote:My turn?

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These are the Alexander McQueen reverse ballet heels I saw once. They actually look easier to walk in than regular ones.

Blind and only allowed to follow a set track? Sign me up.

Karren wrote:Some find these hard to walk in!! lol

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I remember as a kid, I used to wear 8cm heels inside my rollerblades to try to make it harder. It definitely did the trick, but it was just a quick learning curve. Now I see that they make heeled rollerskates. I should have patented my idea.

Those actually look like something Alexander McQueen would make. I've seen his backwards heels video (that dont actually look that difficult to walk in tbh. But I like the concept.

Yup. That's the stuff. Ugh. Bacon and cheese. How does that even work. Nevermind. I dont want to know.

How about ballet boots without a heel? how about a heelless model? POINTE_BLACKMATTE_MAIN_1024x1024.jpg another option might be to extend the heels, so that balancing on them becomes impossible... I've seen those. Do they actually have any structure and really hold your foot in that position, or do...