[pikachufanboy]

Bought a pair of 1.5 inch insoles today which fit into my normal shoes ($26). When wearing a decent pair of 1.5 inch sole brogue shoes it gives me a combined 3 inches of additional height.

I'm around 5"11 without shoes but now i look around 6"2 when out socially - probably close to ideal. Girls seem to rate height as their no.1 physical marker of attractiveness in guys. I know it will make a difference because I have been out with guys marginally taller than me and they automatically get more initial attention even if they look plain and have crappy conversational skills.

Already have game but decided to go for extra height if I can get away with it without anyone noticing. I'm not talking about elevator shoes which look fucking stupid. The best thing is no one suspects the guy that's already close to 6"0 of cheating with his height.

Anyone else done the same?

[Lukey]

I haven't used these (I'm 6'2), however I am interested to know if they are unstable? Is it like walking in mini-heels? Apologies if this is a silly question. I've just never heard of men's insoles that increase your height before.

[pikachufanboy]

pretty stable. they're cushy.

[Lukey]

Can you provide a link to the ones you purchased? Cheers

[pikachufanboy]

(04-13-2012 02:43 AM)Lukey Wrote:  

Can you provide a link to the ones you purchased? Cheers

http://www.taller.com.au/shoe-lifts

woops. it actually only 1.6cm or 0.62 inches.

[Spike]

There is already a thread about this. Mixx started it, look in his thread list. Lots of useful info there.

[pikachufanboy]

sorry bro. took a look initially to avoid double-posting but didn't find it.

i'll search for it now.

[Sebastian]

sorry guys, I am 6'2" but I am putting these insoles that's like 1.5 inch. with shoes height, I should be 6'4"
I am wearing it because it makes my leg look longer. (It feels good if you are one of the tallest at the bar)

If you want to use those, you should have a dedicated shoes. There is not a lot of room when you put those in.
so I recommend mid/high shoes (puma mid, clarks mid boots)

[Deluge]

(04-13-2012 03:48 AM)Neil Skywalker Wrote:  

There is already a thread about this. Mixx started it, look in his thread list. Lots of useful info there.

MiXX wore them for a month. Said a couple girls complimented him on being a lot taller. He went from 5'10 to 6'. He also said they were painful as hell to walk in in the long term. While we're on the subject, I miss MiXX. A lot.

[Cyrus]

I searched for MiXX threads but couldn't find any....

Id also like to know more about the subject. I quit modelling because of my height!

I'm a little over 5'9", about average height, but when I wear boots (about +2) I have women literally fawning over me, wherever I go. I think if I were 6'2", it wouldn't even be fair.

I know insoles / boots are a crutch, but damn, if it makes gaming hot girls *that* easy......

[Yams]

I bought some 1.5 inch insoles 3 months back and pretty much wear them almost every time I go out now. I'm 5'10" even so I'm 5'11" pushing 6' afterwards. Definitely not going to tower over anyone as the average dude that goes out is about 5'11"-6'.

It was really weird when I first wore them as I felt like I was going to fall and was afraid of being caught. Now I don't even notice them and can damn near run in them if I want. Its probably the equivalent to a girl getting used to wearing high heels.


This is strictly a tool for gaming/approaching as I don't wear them at work or around family.

[Spike]

It wasn't mixx but Houston that started that thread. My bad.

shoe lifts

Why am i even bothered with this?, i'm 6.2

[DirkJohanson]

(04-13-2012 02:24 AM)pikachufanboy Wrote:  

Bought a pair of 1.5 inch insoles today which fit into my normal shoes ($26). When wearing a decent pair of 1.5 inch sole brogue shoes it gives me a combined 3 inches of additional height.

I'm around 5"11 without shoes but now i look around 6"2 when out socially - probably close to ideal. Girls seem to rate height as their no.1 physical marker of attractiveness in guys. I know it will make a difference because I have been out with guys marginally taller than me and they automatically get more initial attention even if they look plain and have crappy conversational skills.

Already have game but decided to go for extra height if I can get away with it without anyone noticing. I'm not talking about elevator shoes which look fucking stupid. The best thing is no one suspects the guy that's already close to 6"0 of cheating with his height.

Anyone else done the same?

I have a pair of 4 1/2" Makes a big difference

[DirkJohanson]

(04-13-2012 02:35 AM)Lukey Wrote:  

I haven't used these (I'm 6'2), however I am interested to know if they are unstable? Is it like walking in mini-heels? Apologies if this is a silly question. I've just never heard of men's insoles that increase your height before.

They tend to be stable but heavy and a bit awkward.

[oldnemesis]

(04-13-2012 02:24 AM)pikachufanboy Wrote:  

I'm around 5"11 without shoes but now i look around 6"2 when out socially - probably close to ideal. Girls seem to rate height as their no.1 physical marker of attractiveness in guys. I know it will make a difference because I have been out with guys marginally taller than me and they automatically get more initial attention even if they look plain and have crappy conversational skills.

The important question is whether you were able to convert this increase of attention into more bangs? And whether the increase was significant enough to justify the associated pain?

[assman]

(04-14-2012 01:27 AM)oldnemesis Wrote:  

The important question is whether you were able to convert this increase of attention into more bangs? And whether the increase was significant enough to justify the associated pain?

Also, does it become a mental crutch. I.e., do you feel less confident when approaching without them?

But maybe that's more of an effect shorter guys have to worry about. Seems like it would reinforce the self-defeating beliefs that some shorter guys have about height and their ability to attract women.

[pikachufanboy]

(04-14-2012 06:06 AM)assman Wrote:  

(04-14-2012 01:27 AM)oldnemesis Wrote:  

The important question is whether you were able to convert this increase of attention into more bangs? And whether the increase was significant enough to justify the associated pain?

Also, does it become a mental crutch. I.e., do you feel less confident when approaching without them?

But maybe that's more of an effect shorter guys have to worry about. Seems like it would reinforce the self-defeating beliefs that some shorter guys have about height and their ability to attract women.

i understand those concerns.

they were really shit wearing with my shoes last night - actually painful. however, i have boots one size too big for me. now my boots feel perfectly snug with them in them. so my advice is to wear them with footwear that already has some breathing space.

i feel as though i am physically more attractive the closer i am to 6"2. that's about it. i don't have hang ups about my height because i am not short and i have been with some quality women before. wearing them comes from my mentality of improving on every fact of game and physical appearance that i can. i'm going to do a solid day of daygame and report back on my results.

[DirkJohanson]

(04-14-2012 06:06 AM)assman Wrote:  

(04-14-2012 01:27 AM)oldnemesis Wrote:  

The important question is whether you were able to convert this increase of attention into more bangs? And whether the increase was significant enough to justify the associated pain?

Also, does it become a mental crutch. I.e., do you feel less confident when approaching without them?

But maybe that's more of an effect shorter guys have to worry about. Seems like it would reinforce the self-defeating beliefs that some shorter guys have about height and their ability to attract women.

I do feel less confident approaching without the shoes, but I don't feel less confident approaching without the shoes than I felt before I had shoes with added heel. That having been said, they even have these for sneakers now, and I have Sketchers Shape-Up sandals which have the same effect.

They don't just help with approaching. For instance, the back of my head could have more hair on it, and it makes it more difficult for women to notice this. Even women I have known for years have no idea how bald I actually am.

I would wear the height-enhancing shoes all the time if most of them weren't so uncomfortable, though a lot of the discomfort isn't from the tilt, but rather the weight, the quality, and the fact that I've probably bought some pairs I normally wouldn't have because they are so difficult to buy being there are so few retail outlets. Also, a podiatrist believes they were giving me nerve impingement that was painful.