2-3inch wedges max. I do have a couple of heels 3+ but they are sitting shoes like a fundraiser dinner..

No dead flats, must be at least a 3/4 to 1 in heel, true flats hurt my arches and back

And I commute to work daily in Keds or Skechers and change into my dress shoes

It has always been less heel more flats for me, I am thankful wedges are 'in'

After years of only wearing flats I am now sometimes wearing high heels thanks to my Anyi Lu wedges - that is super high for me! Anything more than 2 inches is pretty much out of the question. One inch is great!

I adore heels, though my lifestyle isn't conducive to me wearing them often. I generally find anything up to about 3-1/2" comfortable, though of course it depends on the style. Anything higher I've mostly retired now, and platforms have fallen out of favour for me. My DH is much, MUCH taller than I am, so I am actually more comfortable wearing heels when we are together.

Just the flattest of flats for me. Completely flat or 1/4" heel is ideal, with 1/2" or 3/4" doable for everyday. It seems very difficult to find boots or booties with less than a 1" or 1.25" heel but I'd like to add some! I do like the look of some heels, but the tendons in my left ankle dont agree with it at all. I did pick up a 2" pair recently to have some "just in case" heels for dressy occasions.

Yes, still wearing heels but favouring wedge heels and "blocked" heels and must be comfy. I am too petite to give up heels;)

I have no problem with the Rag & Bone Newburys which have about a 3.5" heel. I think because they have a substantial heel as well as a supportive design. If the shoe has a thin sole and stiletto or narrow heel, I have way more trouble. If the shoe is not wobbly I can generally tolerate heels quite well, much better than most people. Maybe all of that ballet training being "en pointe" was good for something!

I love my mini wedge sandals for summer, they are all day shoes. (1.5" heel) And, my 3" wedge sandals were fine for a long outdoor wedding this past Saturday, save for the fact that they felt quite tight. A half size bigger might have worked better, but I didn't feel like waiting 2 weeks for Amazon to send me an exchange.

Can't manage a thin heel of any height, even kitten. Dress up can be 2" if wedge or blocky. Flat for work. I really have to.commit to designing my outfits around around the shoes I'll realistically wear, whether my legs look shorter or what. If something seems " made to be worn with a bit of heel" I have to decide whether to thumb my nose and create my own look or skip.that item and stick with another formula.
I am watching photos and outfit creations now with a focus toward who's rocking flats and low heels and how..

No heels for me. I still have a pair of three inch wedge sandals but they are probably going to be purged. I love how they look but barely ever get worn.

I shied away from heels all of my life and was a proud wearer of flats and riding boots... But I recently began my love affair with heels, and even though I am still wearing mostly flats on my everyday, I must say they slowly, but consistently, begin to feel a bit odd. My favorite shoesat the moment are a pair of black suede boots with a thin 4" heel.

I might swap almost all my flats for 2.5-3" pumps. I can wear 3" pumps or wedges without discomfort; can't say the same about chunky/cone heels or flatforms.