Its tough trying to walk in heels on cobbled streets ( Canal street) or on lawns ( The park)...never mind negotiating a normal pavement/sidewalk. Maybe these little "wotsits" will help next time you are at a BBQ or about and about?

Pauline xxx

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-2183052/Shrinkwrap-shoes-The-4-summer-have.html
This post was edited by Pauline Smith at August 5, 2012 1:49 PM BST

Good greif .......................

You can get similar things for putting under motorbike kickstands so your bike doesn't fall over LOL xxx

Nothing of course will stop you falling over if you have had too much to drink.......

Well they seem like a good idea Pauline, i ruined my boots at sparkle going inbetween the cobbles ! xx

Hmmm - worth trying, Every year at Sparkle I manage to find the one piece of grass that's still soft. Must be a knack... lol xxx

Or you could just wear blockier heels on grass.... or even, dare I say it, flats...
Amy xxx

Wonder if furniture casters will
do the same job. lol.

You could also use them as toy arrow heads by the look of them!

sorry Amy Jane, but I didn't understand your post. Can you explain to me what you mean by "flats"!!

Hi Sue

I think Amy Jane means flat shoes....hence flats.
Its a term commonly used by shoe retailers for womens' shoes without heels. See one link here - http://www.shopstyle.co.uk/browse?fts=flats+shoes

For me when I am walking round the Village they make a lot of sense, either in your handbag for when you get foot ache or sometimes as a change if you know you will be on your feet for a long time, like Sparkle.

Hope that helps

Pauline xxx
This post was edited by Pauline Smith at August 6, 2012 10:50 AM BST

yeah cool

Just love them,have a pair similar xxx

When my heels get trashed I know I've had a good time!

ditto Sydney