searching for comfy pointed-toe flats

Beth0707

I keep looking for comfy pointed-toe flats. Do these exist? Please share if you have found! Even a very low heel is ok-- something I can walk in for a couple hours and not want to throw them at someone ! Thank you!

3 years ago

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Anonymous

Rothy’s work for me. I have to size up a half size for the points (as do most people, it seems), but I find them to be very comfortable even though they don’t have arch support. Lots of colors to choose from, and they’re washable.

3 years ago

rachylou

Veteran

I have found d’orsay flats for some reason to be the most comfortable.

3 years ago

notsaf

Veteran

I have these from Margaux and find them to be very comfortable, sturdy and well-made, with a good sole. Good luck!

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3 years ago

Fern

Active Member

I’ve had good luck with Bella Vita. They are available in multiple widths.

3 years ago

Active Member

Oh I was about to suggest rothys and see someone else did! I haven't for any but was considering buying some.

3 years ago

cat2

Veteran

I like Cole Haan skimmers. I have a duck foot.

3 years ago

Mainelady

Veteran

I was also going to suggest Rothy’s I can wear them all day and my feet remain happy.

3 years ago

Jaime

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Veteran

They do exist but I find it takes trial and error, and a well made point that suits your foot shape.

3 years ago

Joy

Veteran

Look for a wide toe box and the point starts beyond the toe box, that gives a pointy toe but toe room too and do not force toes into a point. They do exist at lower prices. I will try to add brand names later.. My next to the big toe is the longest toe. .I get my regular size.

3 years ago

Beth0707

Active Member

Thank you everyone— I am going to try Rothy’s in a half size up !

3 years ago

Stagiaire Fash

Veteran

This post reminds me of April’s about the shorts she returned in 3 sizes. Our bodies are made differently in various ways. Some people have posted on ylf that they find pointy-toed shoes to be most comfortable. That’s hard for me to fathom, given my feet, but I’ll believe them, for their feet.

Whatever your style objective is, there are probably other ways of reaching it than wearing shoes that are fundamentally differently-shaped than your feet. Try thinking about contrast between shoe and leg, vamp height, existence and positioning of strap, type (not just height) of heel, etc.

3 years ago

cat2

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Those Rothy’s have zero support.

3 years ago

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