Feel like walking on a cloud?

You would all be familiar with "Shoe Me Gorgeous" I have featured the shoe heaven in two previous posts here and here and shared links to sales and other posts on my Facebook page.

After seeing Shoe Me Gorgeous post about "Ramarim - Total Comfort" shoes a few times I knew I needed to have a pair to see what all the fuss was about. Mainly because I have been an avid heel wearer for years and wanted to test "the most comfortable shoes ever", although I trust Jess the owner operator of Shoe Me Gorgeous I just HAD to try them for myself :)

Again, only waiting a one day delivery turn around, my Ramarim's arrived at the office at lunchtime - perfect. 

After excitedly unwrapping the beautifully presented box, with pink tissue paper, there they were <insert crazy high pitched squeal here>.

 

I wrapped them on my feet and went for a strut lap around the office, I finally understood what it meant to have a pair, they are the MOST COMFORTABLE HIGH HEELS I HAVE EVER WORN!!! I expected to think "Well they are comfy, but everyone needs to settle down". They are amazing.

 There are three of us in the office that have size 6-7 feet and the other two ladies (19 and 40+) were lucky enough to also know how it felt to walk with a shoe embracing their foot with each cushioned step. There were exclamations of "Oh My" and "What? I didn't believe you when you were going on about how comfy they were".

Check out the "hugging" protector around the heel,

the few millimeter thick padded insole pillow, a bed for the ball of your foot,

and the stylish rubbery out-sole that adds to the spring in each step!

Now I know why the brand has 1.1million likes on Facebook :)

After owning 100s of pairs of heels over the past 10 years (I always keep a healthy level of around 150 pairs but constantly rotate and giveaway to friends, family & charities), I can safely say that these are hands down the most comfortable heels I have walked in.

Please check out Shoe Me Gorgeous for all your Ramarim requirements, do not bother heading to Ramarim's website directly, navigating a mostly Portuguese website is difficult.

Grace xo