Scholl Party Feet: Stop Your Feet From Hurting (Scholl Party Feet Ultra Slim)

Member Name: GoldieGold

Product:	Scholl Party Feet Ultra Slim
Date:	18/10/09 (45 review reads)
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Advantages: Stops blisters, makes high heels more wearable.

Disadvantages: Sometimes slide around making it a ltitle harder to walk.

I love my high heels and I would happily strut about in the highest pair I own every day if it wasn't for the awful burning pain in the balls of my feet that wearing heels creates.
If you have ever worn a pair of heels for longer than an hour or so then you know how much the burn hurts. You are torn between the desire to look good and the excruciating pain that throbs through your feet. Now I usually try and stay in my heels for as long as possible but after five hours of drunken dancing and stumbling the shoes eventually come off if I don't have my Party Feet placed in my high heels.

Party Feet are ultra thin, clear gel pads that you place in your shoe at the ball of the feet area, you hardly notice you are wearing them

Party Feet does not completely stop the burn but they definitely stop really sore blisters. You can usually escape from a party without having sore and throbbing feet if you use this product, granted they may still hurt a little bit. The best thing about Party Feet is that the next morning your feet feel good as new which doesn't happen often while wearing high heels.

The only problem I have ever had with Party Feet is that if you don't place them in exactly right then they slide about a bit. It also depends on what shoe you wear them in because some shoes they stay put and some shoes they slide around a little.

It is usually £4.49 or so for 1 pair of Scholl's party feet but I find this is worth it as they can last for months & months and they do save your feet from a lot of pain. You can usually buy a pair of Party Feet from your local Boots, Superdrug or big supermarkets.

Summary: If you want to wear your heels but scared of having throbbing feet then use Party Feet.