Shoe gadgets: Smart Heel high heel protectors
As I've mentioned before, I'm a bit of a nightmare with heels and shoe soles. I drag my feet all the time, and so despite the fact that in my head I am striding meaningfully down the high street, I am probably actually shuffling like a little old lady. Luckily, for my stiletto heels at least, there appears to be a solution from those clever shoe people I always imagine beavering away in tall tower blocks somewhere or other - these Smart Heel high heel protectors! Read on to hear more!
Posted by Lucy Hulme on July 5, 2007 12:25 PM
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Here on Shoewawa, we haven't talked this concept since 2005 (see link below) but I thought it was such a nifty idea that it deserves another mention. Have you ever wanted to find a shoe available for long feet, short feet, narrow feet, different sized feet, bunions, wide feet, in specific colours, for short legs, long legs, or wide calves or narrow calves? If so, carry on reading as 
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