Flexible refers to the capability to adjust or bend easily. In the case of shoes, flexible refers to a type of shoe that generally features soft uppers and lightweight, bendable outsoles. Flexible footwear is designed to provide exceptional comfort when worn.
About Platform:
Platform describes footwear with raised, thick soles of at least one and a half inches in height. Platform soles are often made of cork, plastic, rubber or wood and are generally worn for fashion or to add height.
Aerosoles Hedge Maple The first time I bought shoes online and it was a pleasant surprise
December 30, 2012
Reviewer: Linda from Healesville, near Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
I wanted some nice looking shoes with a wedge heel. But most shoes I had tried in shops, the sole and the heel were rock solid with no flexibility at all, like walking on solid blocks of wood. Uncomfortable and dangerous. I searched the internet for flexible wedge heels and found aerosoles. There were lots of reviews saying that they indeed had a flexible sole, and were very comfortable, even wearing them all day. I was still nervous about buying things online because of the risk of a security breach, because of the cost of having to send them back if they didn't fit, etc etc. I took a risk especially because I am in Australia and they were coming from America. I was amazed that they arrived only 4 (business) days after I had ordered them. I ordered them on a Thursday and they arrived the following Tuesday !. Second they fit perfectly. Third. The sole is indeed very flexible and comfortable - the first time I wore them was to a workchristmasparty where I danced rock and roll - fast with a lot of turns. This is a test for any shoe, especially for brand new shoes but I was delighted to find I could dance well in these aerosoles. I had no problems and I love them. I recommend them to anyone. I would buy more aerosoles.
Wears this shoe: Out dancing, out to dinner, would wear them anywhere where I want to look good.
The first time I bought shoes online and it was a pleasant surprise
December 30, 2012