Damsor Faux Leather Block Heel Pumps

Shoes as described. There’s the smallest gap between my heel and the back of the shoe as is typical of pumps, and while the inside sole is a little puffy it’s not really padded. So, I added some Dr. Scholls “Your heels and wedges” pads in the toes (upside down from what they suggest because why would you put the narrowest part of the pad under the widest part of your foot?) and it solved both problems by keeping my foot from sliding forward in the shoe (causing the gap) and provided needed cushion. The outer soles are very smooth, so you may want to get some non-slip pads or rough up the bottoms before you actually wear them out. Happy strutting!