CALTO Men's Invisible Height Increasing Elevator Shoes - Ultra Lightweight Sporty Sneakers - 2.6 Inches Taller

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For the price, it's a fine pair of trainers. Compared to the leather shoes made by the same company, these are much more comfortable. The advertised 2.6 inches is not quite reached. I normally wear shoes to work but I have just ordered one more pair because I think these will last much longer than a pair of shoes, which are much more expensive.

Don’t but them just buy a height increase insole the trainers are really poor quality and the insole slips around inside and easily removes highlighting it’s just a normal pair of cheap trainers with a height increase insole you could buy each piece separately for far less.

Totally wrong size is like a 2 sizes bigger than the actual size it should be

Je pensais pas que j’aurais été alaise avec des espadrilles de ce type làMais sérieusement l’expérience m’a vraiment fait du bien de voir d’un peut plus haut lololllNon mais sérieux j’ai même vue que j’étais pas seul au travail qui avais ce genre de chaussures 😉

Comfortable, great quality, and life changing. Noticed a huge difference right away. I’m 5’8 and with theses I’m 5’10 and the amount of confidence I feel in these has been incredible. They have done exactly what I hoped they would. I will definitely be buying again when I need a new pair.

Son zapatillas cómodas, entre la suela y el alza interior sí que miden seis centímetros. Son ligeras, pero las lengüetas deberían ser un poco más largas. Son bastante transpirables.

great shoes, well made, comfortable and extra height is nice too!

I've worn these out a few times- and in general quite like them. They make you look-and-feel a bit taller; not so much that people who know you notice (at least not sufficiently to comment), but enough for you to feel a little boost (figuratively and literally).But it's worth noting that the height boost is not uniform- specifically, it's almost all in the heel. Perhaps they decided that the shoes would look odd if the toes were equally raised? Anyway, the result is that you feet are at a slight forward angle- and this makes your toes feel a little squished. It's immediately noticeable, not immediately uncomfortable. But after a bit of walking around, especially if carrying things, it can become painful.I suspect one could eventually grow used to it. Women do all the time, right? But I found that after an hour or so, I was looking for excuses to sit down and slip the shoes off. I suspect trying to wear these out dancing would be a disaster.So- good for an occasion where you'll be standing occasionally and want to look good at that moment, but where you'll also be sitting most of time, or at least not wearing shoes.. Are there lots of such occasions? hmm.. I don't regret the purchase, but I suspect this will be a somewhat specialty-use item for me.