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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 24 Dec 2014 01:06 #175130

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Ronin you are the same height as me. Which insoles do you use? I bought the ones from the first post but they dont really work with low tops(what i usually wear)

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 24 Dec 2014 01:11 #175132

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 24 Dec 2014 01:23 #175137

FreshJs617 wrote: Ronin you are the same height as me. Which insoles do you use? I bought the ones from the first post but they dont really work with low tops(what i usually wear)


I mentioned this before, but high top converse are good if you just want something casual. That's the one downside to lifts - you can't wear them with low tops.
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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 24 Dec 2014 19:19 #175287

@FS-Ronin: so you're saying 5'11" is enough for us 5'9 guys? What do you use right now?

I'll be using them only for night life.

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34.5~44.5(Europe) on amazon, I wear a 46 so it wouldn't be possible for me to try them :/, always wanted to see what it felt like being 6'6''
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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 24 Dec 2014 21:46 #175310

blueman wrote: @FS-Ronin: so you're saying 5'11" is enough for us 5'9 guys? What do you use right now?

I'll be using them only for night life.


5'9 is enough for you 5'9 guys. But every little helps. Just by some 2 inch lifts from amazon.

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 25 Dec 2014 00:14 #175326

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Bobby wrote: 34.5~44.5(Europe) on amazon, I wear a 46 so it wouldn't be possible for me to try them :/, always wanted to see what it felt like being 6'6''


The size is only for the front part of the shoe, not the heel. There are different measurements and you can cut it to match your shoe size. Since your shoes are bigger you won't need to cut it and can just stick it in there. They will probably still fit and work for you. The insoles may move around a little bit but it is still worth a shot man. Only 20 bucks.

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 25 Dec 2014 00:20 #175329

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Bobby wrote: 34.5~44.5(Europe) on amazon, I wear a 46 so it wouldn't be possible for me to try them :/, always wanted to see what it felt like being 6'6''


The size is only for the front part of the shoe, not the heel. There are different measurements and you can cut it to match your shoe size. Since your shoes are bigger you won't need to cut it and can just stick it in there. They will probably still fit and work for you. The insoles may move around a little bit but it is still worth a shot man. Only 20 bucks.


I need to find some high top shoes too.

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 25 Dec 2014 01:18 #175337

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question for u guys with experience using these, when u say 2 inch lifts do u mean 2 inch insoles on top of what the regular shoes give you? whats a safe amount that can be used with dress boots/shoes that already have like 1.25 inch heel so it doesn't look obvious? I'm a little paranoid about the change in height if i were to take them off

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 25 Dec 2014 02:07 #175340

diregna wrote: question for u guys with experience using these, when u say 2 inch lifts do u mean 2 inch insoles on top of what the regular shoes give you? whats a safe amount that can be used with dress boots/shoes that already have like 1.25 inch heel so it doesn't look obvious? I'm a little paranoid about the change in height if i were to take them off


Yeah.

I wear my 2" lifts with high top converse. The converse add about half an inch, so I go from around 5'5.5 to 5'8.

With boots that are 1.25 inch, you would be 3.25 inch taller than you would be barefoot.

This isn't really a lot, in that it won't look that obvious. It will make a positive difference though.

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diregna wrote: question for u guys with experience using these, when u say 2 inch lifts do u mean 2 inch insoles on top of what the regular shoes give you? whats a safe amount that can be used with dress boots/shoes that already have like 1.25 inch heel so it doesn't look obvious? I'm a little paranoid about the change in height if i were to take them off


Yeah.

I wear my 2" lifts with high top converse. The converse add about half an inch, so I go from around 5'5.5 to 5'8.

With boots that are 1.25 inch, you would be 3.25 inch taller than you would be barefoot.

This isn't really a lot, in that it won't look that obvious. It will make a positive difference though.


Haha that's awesome, I mostly wear dress boots with already a good 1.25" heel, might add some 1" insoles too and see how it goes, couldn't hurt right? I had some buddies working in constructions and I think their boots were already a good 2" thick and you're right, there really isn't too much of a difference. Everyone lies about their height nowadays anyways.

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The huge difference shoe lifts can make in pictures 25 Dec 2014 05:30 #175359

diregna wrote:

Azzar91 wrote:

diregna wrote: question for u guys with experience using these, when u say 2 inch lifts do u mean 2 inch insoles on top of what the regular shoes give you? whats a safe amount that can be used with dress boots/shoes that already have like 1.25 inch heel so it doesn't look obvious? I'm a little paranoid about the change in height if i were to take them off


Yeah.

I wear my 2" lifts with high top converse. The converse add about half an inch, so I go from around 5'5.5 to 5'8.

With boots that are 1.25 inch, you would be 3.25 inch taller than you would be barefoot.

This isn't really a lot, in that it won't look that obvious. It will make a positive difference though.


Haha that's awesome, I mostly wear dress boots with already a good 1.25" heel, might add some 1" insoles too and see how it goes, couldn't hurt right? I had some buddies working in constructions and I think their boots were already a good 2" thick and you're right, there really isn't too much of a difference. Everyone lies about their height nowadays anyways.


I wear the same thing when i go clubbing. Dress shoes with high heel and 1' lift. I noticed a difference, but on club guys already wear dress shoes, so in comparison to other guys not so much. However, I think most girls attractiveness for height comes from the eye level that lookup to you....short girls needs to look up higher to get that instant attraction, taller girls not so high...so I don't think it's really about comparing with other guys in the venue so much.

I need to try with 2 inches lift to make myself 6' with shoes and see the difference. I'm already thin framed which is bad because it makes me look weak(girls rejected me for that), but on the other hand I appear taller than I am for shorter girls, my best demographic, 3/10 girls under 5'3 feel some kind of attraction towards me.

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