Chris from Chicago
Fiesstaa - These shoes are perfect Despite the tall heel the shoe is really easy to walk in because of the platform They look even better in person
Anonymous
Nice looking but jury is still out on the thong part As soon as I put these on for the first time my immediate focus was on the thong spacer Why on EARTH did they choose a HARD PLASTIC thong? Why not leather or something the same fabric as the rest of the shoe? In any case I'm starting by wearing them around the house with my tabi (split-toe) socks on first to get used to the hard thong Then I may put some moleskin around the thong before I actually wear them outside and with bare feet
Kyle D from Philadelphia Metro Area
I bought these after I wore my last pair of Deer rnStags into the ground I have been a fan of the brand ever since rnrnI bought the Telegraphs because I liked the way the shoe looked from the top and side perspectives Unfortunately I never looked at the other views of the shoe The soles of the shoes have little studs of rubber on them - not like cleat spikes but 1'4 inch round nubs It also has a clear section in the heel of the shoe similar to a sneaker In a professional environment these stylistic choices seem incredibly unprofessionalrnrnAs to comfort I have never ever had a shoe cause so much discomfort initially than these My right shoe would pinch my foot as I put pressure on it as the left one would proceed to cut up my foot as I took pressure off of it I've never owned a pair of shoes that would make you bleed before these For the first two weeks I wrapped my feet before putting on my socks and shoes in the morningrnrnI have had these for a month now and they've finally broken in There is still some discomfort (I find the pressure on the arch of the foot to be a bit too much) but overall it's an OK shoe to wear Once it's been broken in I would not wear this in a very professional environment