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trying on a new pair of shoes this morning an a job to get used to having no "give" in them. Why can't manufactures make them ready to wear .

My even go back to me walking boots, always comfortable from the outset.

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Stick four inch heels on and you'll know pain ...real pain.

Anyone else noticed one shoe/boot/sandal always fits better than the other one?

Or is one foot slightly bigger than it's twin?

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realspeed, Just wear wellies!

Mine are so comfy, l could wear them all the time! Not a good look going shopping in them, though!

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But exceedingly good if you have to wade through localised flooding.

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Puss in boots comes rapidly in mind

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More like.........Country Bumpkin!!!

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More like.........Country Bumpkin!!!
Only if they are green.
Realspeed have you tried Hotter shoes. Best if you have one of their shops nearby to try them on with advice from their very helpful staff. Maybe you need a wider fitting. They also do refunds if the shoe turns out to be unsuitable.

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The name of a local pub.

Affectionately known as The T**t In Docs

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I've found a pair of shoes in Pavers that are the softest leather and fit me like a glove. I was so impressed I bought two pairs. That takes care of general walking, shopping etc.

High heels & dressy shoes are a nightmare for me. I generally have to wear what fits - not what I like.

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Their shops locally are Eastbourne or Worthing , problem is parking charges in each place are sky high and just not worth the cost and effort