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    which heel is more comfortable? with or without strap??
    my feet are sensitive of wearing heels for long time. but i need to wear them on a wedding so please help me which heels are comfortable. thanks

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    I think it would depend on how high the heel is. I used to like heels without straps but the angle had to be right so my foot didn't want to slip around.
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    Straps make no difference to me. For me it's heel height and thickness.

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    I am a huge fan of slingbacks, especially ones that have a bit of stretch to the strap. I can wear any size heel if it's a slingback.

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    I tend to last longer with wedges and platforms....

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    I can last all day with wedges.
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    Hey thanks ladies for such a lovely replies.. i am going to try heels with stretchable straps and i hope they will not pressure my ankle :)

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    I'll go with strap..
    strap helps holding your feet firmly,prevent it from flipping around..

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