How do women wear wedges / heels without blistered feet?

[Anonymous]

i spent 5 hours in heels. They fit snug by the time i left the house. By the time I got home, I was limping and in so much pain. It felt like my toes were being cut by knives. Under my toe, I noticed a piece of skin came off. Now I have to stick a bandaid.

My question is... how do women wear wedges / heels frequently? I've never been through so much pain in my life.

My feet just begins swelling after a few hours of walking, then it becomes too tight.

[FreyaRed]

Hallux valgus is common among women in my family, why should I break this tradition.
It depends strongly on shoes and 9 cm heels and above are never comfy

[Nikki1989]

I started wearing heels as a very young child. Now I'm just accustomed to it.

[Anonymous]

They shouldn't wear heels at all, they are not healthy for feet, spine or joints.

[Opinion Owner]

Thanks for the MHO

[AI Opinion]

Wearing wedges or heels without pain can be a bit tricky, but here are some tips to help prevent blisters and discomfort. Ensure your shoes fit well before wearing them out for long periods. Opt for cushioned insoles to reduce pressure on the feet, and consider gel pads for added comfort. Break in new shoes gradually, wearing them for short periods. When using heels, try to keep your feet dry, as sweat can cause slipping and friction. Wearing shoes with a lower, thicker heel can also provide more stability. Always carry band-aids in case you feel a blister coming on, and consider investing in heel grips or moleskin to protect vulnerable spots on your feet. Happy walking! 😊👠

[alice55]

Good quality heels don't give blister

[jjj101010]

Does ur work require u to wear them?