Heel too big for 14 year old 8th grader?

Anonymous
Cute boots and completely appropriate. As far as price, to high for a kid with normal easy to fit feet in my opinion. However, I'm used to paying that much for my kids with XXW feet (both in adult sizes with feet that have not stopped growing yet).
Anonymous
People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?
Anonymous
No, they’re fine. The real question is- who TF spends $160 on shoes for a 14 year old?!
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?


It’s past your bedtime.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:No, they’re fine. The real question is- who TF spends $160 on shoes for a 14 year old?!


Op here - thanks for all the thoughts! re:price. I know they are expensive and I definitely don't have tons of money but I have a thing about shoes.

Personally if I don't really like them or they hurt, I never wear them. So I'd rather spend $160 on a pair of shoes I love, feel great and wear all the time vs $40 on a pair of shoes I only kind of like and hurt my feet.

And my DD is pretty much the same in that she wears the same couple pairs of shoes all the time because she loves them and they are comfortable. Because she picked these out herself the odds that she will really wear them are higher! Plus they would be a Christmas gift.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:My DD’s MS is a sea of Uggs. Those are just as expensive.


+1
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?


Yes, $150 IS expensive for shoes. Hell, I'm 42 and never spent three digits on a pair of shoes for myself.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:My DD’s MS is a sea of Uggs. Those are just as expensive.


+1


Lol, my 15 yr old wants Uggs. There's no way I'm buying those for her.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Cute boots! The heel is very reasonable. I thought you meant something with like a 4-5" heel.

+1.
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?


Yes, $150 IS expensive for shoes. Hell, I'm 42 and never spent three digits on a pair of shoes for myself.

Where have you been buying shoes, Payless? Sad.
Anonymous
Why is she so old in grade 8?
Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?


Yes, $150 IS expensive for shoes. Hell, I'm 42 and never spent three digits on a pair of shoes for myself.


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:Why is she so old in grade 8?


Anonymous
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:
Anonymous wrote:People on here are crazy. They are not expensive. They are not too high a heel. They are fine. Boring but fine. I really feel sorry for the daughters of payers who think these are too expensive and are telling OP to get her daughter shoes from Target. WTF?


Yes, $150 IS expensive for shoes. Hell, I'm 42 and never spent three digits on a pair of shoes for myself.

Where have you been buying shoes, Payless? Sad.


Nope, DSW mostly. And don't feel sad for me. I spend money when I need or want to. $150 on shoes is not a good investment in my opinion.
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