Based New shoes arrived

[Sir Silentium]

These are the new Conzuri Penthos' that arrived today:

Great 6.3cm lifts that are semi-unnoticeable.

Before I had to wear foam stack NBs with socks in them:

They get pretty uncomfortable after a while, and the socks tend to slide down your shoe when walking.


I just got back home from a church house meeting, and it wouldn't have been polite to wear the shoes in there. Sometimes I'd wear these crappy long pants and tiptoe in them, but I was in shorts. But thank goodness the house had a countertop that I could lean against and elevate myself, otherwise i'd just have to tiptoe and do the so called bush method which is super risky.

But all in all they're great shoes and I do recommend them, although they'll be put to the test over the next month where i'll be walking 8hrs a day overseas.

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The shoe thread I made:

Shoe Recommendations?

I've been looking for some enclosed shoes to purchase since I have none of my own, and have been using my dad's shoe pairs for the last couple of years. I've wrecked one of his pairs from excessive use: Would you have any recommendations? For a pair that is easy to walk in, that doesn't have...

incels.is

 

[Let It Burn]

Muh shoes

 

[elephant man]

they look pretty good also why will you be walking so much lol?

 

[PLS HALP ME]

 

[Sir Silentium]

they look pretty good also why will you be walking so much lol?

I will be a tourist in foreign countries, walking the whole day exploring/visiting and such

 

[elephant man]

I will be a tourist in foreign countries, walking the whole day exploring/visiting and such

That's nice, i hope you enjoy your time abroad.

 

[Sir Silentium]

That's nice, i hope you enjoy your time abroad.

Thank you

Might post some photos to the lounge (guess the countries)

 

[Rezecel]

they look pretty good

 

[SilverBullet]

NB are good if you have wide feet

 

[Lo3e]

Legs mogs me

 

[Glutony]

Have you tried shoes with smaller height boosts? I feel like 6,3 cm is already way to noticable

 

[Fo4idhater]

These are the new Conzuri Penthos' that arrived today:
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Great 6.3cm lifts that are semi-unnoticeable.

Before I had to wear foam stack NBs with socks in them:
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They get pretty uncomfortable after a while, and the socks tend to slide down your shoe when walking.


I just got back home from a church house meeting, and it wouldn't have been polite to wear the shoes in there. Sometimes I'd wear these crappy long pants and tiptoe in them, but I was in shorts. But thank goodness the house had a countertop that I could lean against and elevate myself, otherwise i'd just have to tiptoe and do the so called bush method which is super risky.

But all in all they're great shoes and I do recommend them, although they'll be put to the test over the next month where i'll be walking 8hrs a day overseas.

---

The shoe thread I made:

Shoe Recommendations?

I've been looking for some enclosed shoes to purchase since I have none of my own, and have been using my dad's shoe pairs for the last couple of years. I've wrecked one of his pairs from excessive use: Would you have any recommendations? For a pair that is easy to walk in, that doesn't have...

incels.is

When I tried wearing sneakers like that with 5cm height booster insoles, my foot kept slipping outlol. In my opinion, high-top Nike Air Jordans are the best for frauding height

 

[Fo4idhater]

I usually only use the 3cm insole anyway since it's basically imperceptible

 

[Sir Silentium]

NB are good if you have wide feet

Yea they're pretty wide, but I have average feet. When wearing them with shorts it kind of looks like clown shoes, but with long pants you can't tell. Wearing taller socks as well drops the clown shoe effect a bit.

It's the tong that makes them look wider than they are too, I'll try and tighten the laces to bring it in a bit

 

[Sir Silentium]

Have you tried shoes with smaller height boosts? I feel like 6,3 cm is already way to noticable

Kind of, i'd usually just wear my dads shoes that had foam stacks, which was probably 3-4cm boost in total. But it doesn't do much of a job, and I still get heightmogged by the late teens early 20s demographic.

But the good thing about these shoes is that they're designed to hide the boost, with the back and sides going up higher.

The only thing is when I have to take them off and everyone around me sees me lose 3 inches in height, unless there is a countertop or pants cover the toes.

 

[Sir Silentium]

When I tried wearing sneakers like that with 5cm height booster insoles, my foot kept slipping outlol. In my opinion, high-top Nike Air Jordans are the best for frauding height

Yea you'd be much better off getting a pair with them already built in, like conzuris or such (but they're expensive).

And the nike air jordans for sure, how tall would your heigh boost insole be?

 

[Fo4idhater]

Yea you'd be much better off getting a pair with them already built in, like conzuris or such (but they're expensive).

And the nike air jordans for sure, how tall would your heigh boost insole be?

I usually only use the 3cm insole most of the time, but with Air Jordans you can easily use up to the 5cm one The problem, though, is that these insoles + shoes usually give less height than expected since the insoles compress and so on

 

[Sir Silentium]

I usually only use the 3cm insole most of the time, but with Air Jordans you can easily use up to the 5cm one The problem, though, is that these insoles + shoes usually give less height than expected since the insoles compress and so on

I have noticed. And it's interesting how they make the conzuri shoe. The insole is hard like a rock, yet the bottom of the shoe is spongy. So instead of your foot compressing into the insole, it compresses into the shoe. Pretty interesting