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They sound nice, very similar to what I wear mostly. Were the soles smooth or did they have grips on? Did you enjoy slipping in them?Guest wrote:4" hees court shoes, with black manmade sole
Guest wrote:Soles are almost smooth, since any grip is worn out from long time. Maybe I could have enjoyed on holidays but I was getting late to the work!
Guest wrote:Soles are almost smooth, since any grip is worn out from long time. Maybe I could have enjoyed on holidays but I was getting late to the work!
Guest wrote:Guest wrote:Soles are almost smooth, since any grip is worn out from long time. Maybe I could have enjoyed on holidays but I was getting late to the work!
Mmm, my work shoes are like that too, in fact I don't think mine had grip in the first place so I was slipping and sliding on the icy bits. What make were your shoes? Did they have good grip when they were newer?
Louise x
Kat2 wrote:Hi,
Why is it so slippery where you are, - ice or mud? How do you cope?
Kat
Kat2 wrote:Hi, - sorry I don't think i know your name!!
To answer your question, yes I have had quite a few incidents slipping and slidding on my way to and from the office where I work.
This is embarassing, but my work shoes are fairly worn, and have very smooth soles (which have also worn this) and the heels have become exposed metal through so much ware. As you might imaging this makes them very slippery when it is icy or when it has been raining and my path is muddy!!
Really I should buy a new pair of shoes, but I have recently spent a lot of money "doing up) my apartment and extending the lease on it so money is tight.
Also I figure it does'nt really matter if i wear worn shoes to work!!
Let me know if you would like more info? Also what probs have you had?
Kat.
Kat2 wrote:Hi Joanna,
Thanks for your reply.
I am afraid that just at the moment I am wearing the same shoes to work all the time.
They are about 2-3 inch black leather heels with a T-bar across the front. As i mentioned they are really badly worn, but i am trying to put off having to buy a new pair, because of finances being rather tight.
I have'nt put metal heels on as you dsescribe - they have just worn down.
At present it seems that almost every day my walk is either icy and slippery or else wet and muddy, - can't wait for summer and better weather!!
Do you ever get yout shoes very muddy?
Hope to hear from you again soon, - would you rather I e-mail you in future.
Kat.
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