I do usually tend to wear shoes with comfort in mind, however I do have a few pairs of shoes which rub on the back of my heel and occasionally I do wear them, although I do try to avoid! As I'm sure most people do I tend to wear plaster to try and stop this problem, however, no matter how I try, whether the plaster's on my foot or on my shoe they tend to help for a bit then lose stickiness and come off. I'd seen Scholl Party Feet products around quite a lot, usually by the shoe section of high street shops but I decided to buy mine from Boots. Scholl Party Feet Heel Shields cost me just under £4 for one pair; however they were on buy one product get the ...  Read the complete review

I'm the kind of girl that dresses for comfort rather than style - I can most usually be found wearing my boyfriends baggy jogging bottoms, one of his huge t-shirts, and my trainers . In fact, I wear my boyfriends clothes so often you'd be forgiven for thinking I don't own any of my own . Every so often though, occasion demands that I reveal to the world I am in fact female - friends force me on nights out clad in a dress that (shock! horror!) reveals a bit of leg - and such dresses require that I wear heels with them . Now, we all know that a night dancing in heels can kill your feet, leaving you limping home barefoot at two in the morning, and ...  Read the complete review

The cushions are supposed to cushion the heel (or even sole) of your shoe to make them comfier to wear, for longer. But they weren't the luxery I thought they would be. They made very little different to my comfort to the point where I don't believe they did anything. Instead I've come to use these for padding out my shoes instead. Quite expensive for insoles, but they're great as they can be used in just the right small areas of your shoes to make them just the perfect fit. They're especially great for this reason for the backs of your heels, if they're just a little too big and your foot is sliding out. They may not be quite invisible but they certainly ...  Read the complete review

Heel shields! Well I would imagine most of you know what these are and what they are for, but for those of you thinking "what the..?" these are gel pads that are long and thin, and designed to be worn on the heel of the shoe or shoes that rub your heel and cause you blisters or embarrassingly red blotches/dried skin on your heels. The pads are about 10cm long and slightly narrower along the middle, lightly wider at each end, which I think helps them to stay in place. They are made from a sort of gel/silicon and are plastic coated. They are soft and squidgy and washable and restickable. The pads come in a pack which looks very ...  Read the complete review

I've used Scholl Party Feet Heel Shields for years now, I first discovered them in my late teens, when clubbing and high heels became part of my life. As I've got older the high heels have been shoved to the back of the cupboard, if I can get away with flats then I will, but occasionally I still like to dress up and head out with the girls and unless I am wearing Party Feet, you can guarantee my heels will be kicked off at around 10.30 - exposing them to dirt, glass and other nasties! The Party Feet Shields work by offering your heel an added cushion of protection within your high heel. The shields are clear (so you won't notice them in your shoe) and they're ...  Read the complete review