CALTOMen's Invisible Height Increasing Elevator Shoes

Ordered these yesterday morning, it’s now 1:45pm and here they are. Excellent delivery service. On sale too so £40 which is very reasonable. The shoes are comfortable to wear, lightweight and seem well made, though I am yet to properly test them out and about. They do run slightly larger, but nothing insoles can’t fix. They look like normal trainers but make me as tall as my timberland boots do. So far they seem well worth the money.

Shoe itself looks good and height increase is undetectable. Soles wore down fast making the shoe very slippery when it’s wet. Size is 1/2 too big so go down a half size. Otherwise, good for the price.

PROS- good price- love the colour- heel is more hidden than women's shoesCONS- back of shoe, as other reviewers have mentioned, is weirdly loose. I actually sized down.

First off I'm am 6' tall and that makes me the shortest of the males in my immediate family. My dad is 6'2" and my older and 2 much younger brothers are all about that same height as well. I purchased these mostly as I liked the appearance and I thought the height boost like there is with my hiking boots would be a plus. They certainly look nice "it's the only shoe apparel I've ever had where people have actually commented on how much they "loved my shoes, where did I get them" I haven't had a single person ask me about my Adidas Yeezy's ever...I'm not making this up which is just strange. They seemed to fit my size 12 feet really well but just be advised that the increase in height is based off you not wearing any footwear and not 2.5" over a regular sneakers. They do actually make you a bit taller however you will have to get use to the fact that your foot is kinda angled high in the back which puts Slightly more pressure on your toes. I have wore them for entire days and been just fine. They are certainly not as comfortable as my Saucony cohesion or most other sneakers but I am overall happy with the look, cost and build quality. Also I used the Kiwi brand of waterproof spray. I do this with all my footwear to keep them from getting dirty and looking like new for a long time while adding some weather protection and make them last much much longer.

I'll be honest here. I'm average height (5'10). I bought these shoes to join the six foot club. They haven't disappointed. I've noticed my professors seem to respect me more and I feel more confident with these shoes. The walking angle is weird at first but I got completely used to it within about 2 weeks. I look normal when I walk and with some pants on none are the wiser. In fact, I still wear these shoes with shorts and nobody since has noticed. These shoes don't push your heel up so high that it's extremely apparent and generally I don't think anyone's noticed that my shoes make me taller. Most people haven't noticed my increase in height. The only people that have noticed are people that were my height before and now feel insecure because I'm taller than them. Only one or two people have told me I look taller in about 3 months of wearing these. Can these shoes help you get laid? Well I'm in a relationship but I still go to parties from time to time and I noticed a major increase in girls checking me out / giving me a smile / approaching me with my height boost. I'm no cheater so I don't progress anything past a friendly chat. One girl asked for my snapchat! Now I also am a decent looking guy and have been hitting the gym but I also was both of those before the shoes so I think height may be a factor. As for every day life and not in party setting I notice no difference in how many women look at me. If you're a shorter bro and just trying to get laid I think a couple inches increases your chances greatly. If you do take a girl back home one idea I can come up with to help you is have a pair of slippers that also boost your height and just tell women you're a slipper dude! Haha! Maybe some Yeezy sandals, those add about an inch. Is it ethically right? Idk. I don't do it, but if I was single I might. Women wear boatloads of makeup at parties and nobody cares. Women wear high heels. Women get work done on their body and nobody cares. Yeah I think it's ok in my opinion. The only people who complain about height boosting shoes are the women that constantly height on and are disgusted by short men for no reason and I would avoid them anyways. As an average height male, if I were single I would avoid them too because I can't stand short king disrespect. Oh yeah, one last thing. Make sure to fix your body proportion ratio if you're at the gym or something. What I mean is sag your pants a little bit and wear a slightly longer shirt than usual. This makes your boost in height look perfectly proportional to your body. Anyways that's all I got. Great investment in my opinion and my daily shoes. Ciao!