I got these from Asos, I really like the style as they have a slight heel but they are not the most comfy boots I have ever worn, although I am not in agony with them on or anything. Has anyone seen any out there that are similar but might be more comfortable?
I have them in tan
Or should I just try to break them in?
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where can I get some boots like these only more comfortable?
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partyhats · 10/11/2011 20:47
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partyhats ·
10/11/2011 22:02
Thanks Saoirse!! 
But fussy cow that I am I still like the look of the asos ones more 
might take them into the bathroom with me when I have my shower this eve, heard that can soften up tight shoes.
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marriednotdead ·
11/11/2011 09:12
Take them to your local shoemenders, they usually have a machine to stretch shoes. I took my new boots in recently and 2 days and £4 later they were much better 
saoirse86 ·
11/11/2011 10:14
Ooh married I didn't know they could do that! I have very wide feet so that could be great for me!
I'd go to the cobblers then party, or if there isn't one near you I have another one that I've tried before. You get 2 plastic bags and put them in your shoes so they line them. Then pour water into the bags and tie it up so that there's space for the water to expand but as little air as possible in the bag. Then ideally you put something heavy in the ankle or heel. Put them in the freezer and wait a couple of days. If it's all done right the water freezes and expands to stretch the shoe, which is why you need a weight to stop it just expanding up out of the ankle.
I've made that sound far more complicated than it actually is! 
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