Shoe or brand that needs no break in (heel blisters problem)

[Anonymous]

Hello! Can anyone recommend a shoe or a brand that requires no break in. The older I get, the harder it is for me to buy shoes. My heels always get cut up pretty badly. I'd like to avoid this and willing to pay whatever it costs! Thanks.

[Anonymous]

Soft suede flats like the J Crew Cece.

[Anonymous]

Sofft puts extra padding at the back of the heels.

[Anonymous]

If you wear thick socks, this won't happen. Are you looking for sockless shoes? If so, patagonia.

[Anonymous]

Sofft, Dansko,Born, Santina, Birkis

[Anonymous]

Born

[Anonymous]

Dress shoes, or casual?

Dress brands that work for me:

Ros Hommerson
Walking Cradles
Munro American

Casual:

Naot
Dansko

[Anonymous]

I have some slip on ballet flats by hush puppies. They have a padded footbed which is raised for your arch. The only thing you need to be sure about is the size, because the edges are slightly elasticated if the shoe is a little small it can bite your heel a bit. I had to go up a 1/2 size to avoid this.

[Anonymous]

Have you tried a blister block stick? They work really well.

[Anonymous]

Fly London if you like a little heel

[Anonymous]

Any expensive brands anyone recommends? I'm not talking chanel as those are 750.

[Anonymous]

mephisto

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:Any expensive brands anyone recommends? I'm not talking chanel as those are 750.

Agl shoes. Have had a fed pairs of ballet flats over the last few years and no break in required. That said, they don't offer much in the way of support. I really like them and plan to keep buying as I wear them out

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/attilio-giusti-leombruni-ballerina-flat/3018689?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=257

[Anonymous]

Anonymous wrote:

Anonymous wrote:Any expensive brands anyone recommends? I'm not talking chanel as those are 750.

Agl shoes. Have had a fed pairs of ballet flats over the last few years and no break in required. That said, they don't offer much in the way of support. I really like them and plan to keep buying as I wear them out

http://shop.nordstrom.com/s/attilio-giusti-leombruni-ballerina-flat/3018689?origin=category-personalizedsort&contextualcategoryid=0&fashionColor=&resultback=257

Meant few pairs not fed

[Anonymous]

I like Bruno Magli for flats, Ferragamo for work, and French Sole for casual. They have all been super comfortable for me and not caused blisters. Ironically I got a pair of Easy Spirit sandals last year thinking they would be comfort shoes and they gave me blisters every time I wore them. I had to toss them.