"World's Most Comfortable Stiletto" Backed With a 1,000 Year Guarantee

   By SheSpeaksTeam  May 06, 2014
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Who doesn’t look for comfort and durability when hunting down the perfect pair of heels? One British shoe designer has come up with a very interesting deal for women who love sky high heels and can spend a hefty chunk of change on said pair. The shoes in question may cost more than a thousand dollars but they also come with an unheard of one thousand year guarantee.

Glamour reports about shoe designer Chris Shellis’ headline making heels that are made of stainless steel and sterling silver. Shellis purports that his House of Borgezie shoes are the “world’s most comfortable stiletto”. He also backs his claims that they are extremely durable with a one thousand year guarantee for women who fork over the $1,672 to own their very own pair.

On first glance the shoes may not look all that comfortable, but it is being reported that the slope of the heel is what makes it comfy as well as silicone liners on the toe strap and rear heel. For women who are sold on the comfort aspect but not the price tag, Shellis points out what a good investment these shoes would be. He says, “They're a good investment. Women could even hand them down to their granddaughters.”

What do you think of these heels that come with a 1,000 year guarantee?

What do you look for when shopping for heels?
 

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bluejay92 by bluejay92 | VAN NUYS, CA
Aug 07, 2014

very high heel. it looks very expensive

katwigg25 by katwigg25 | CARROLLTON, GA
May 06, 2014

I need extreme high heel.. Wow cuteness factor.. I need durability the shoes must take me where I need to go and I also need comfort! This shoes looks incredible .. I would wear it and the price isn't that bad for the warranty that they are offering

Kay3131 by Kay3131 | New York, NY
May 06, 2014

Beautiful - they look like a work of art! The addition of silicone liners on the toe strap is interesting & if it is effective - maybe this innovation will trickle down to the rest of the shoe market. Yes, the slope is key on a heel of that height, but looks like some of that silicone should also have been on the footpad. Anyway, bravo for newness!