Ellie Shoes Women''s 406-Nahala Pump

These shoes are uncomfortable as heck, gorgeous but really painful after more than a few hours. Heel is a good height but poorly formed which creates pressure spots.

These are heels but they''re about as comfy as a non-wedge heel can get.

They''re also nice because they''re very dressable. Dressable is a word my wife made up (or maybe not, who knows) to mean that you can choose the rest of your outfit around these shoes and make them super sexy or super cute depending on what else your wardrobe is made of.

They''re close-toe so you could get away with wearing them in The Office, but they would definitely attract a little bit more attention than you might be comfortable with in that setting.

She can wear them out all night and not regret it the next day. She calls that a "shoe hangover" where even if she doesn''t drink much, her feet still feel like they got totally wasted. These shoes DO NOT give you a "shoe hangover."

Very versatile and comfortable. Get them. She wears a size 5 and they went on sale for 30 USD so we snapped them up.

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These shoes are much nicer in person.I use them as a subsisitute for boots and just love them with jeans, they are very stytlish.Definately would of gone half a size down if I could of. I love the Ellie range, good quailty and style.

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These are awesome shoes. True to size and fit well. Not to mention how comfortable they are! They look amazing on as well!

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I love these shoes! They a grown up side of "punk". The colors are vivid and the black is shiny straps and heels. The stilleto heel is what makes this shoe really stand out. I wear a 10, but have wider toes and require a little more wiggle room that most pumps offer. The toes on these are rounded off, which makes them far more comfortable than the current trends with the peep-toes that end up squishing your feet into a point.

The one thing that I was surprised about was that the picture for the shoe makes it appear to be a lower heel. When I got the first one out of the box, it sure looked a lot taller than the picture. Yes, I was aware of how high the heel was by the description, but I was going off of how it looked in the photo...