Scholl Party Feet

...picked up a pair of Scholl Party Feet Gel Cushions. They had been recommended to me in the past by friends of mine, so they were something I had in mind to buy. **** Where do I buy them, how much do they cost? **** Purchased from my local Superdrug store, for one pair of gel cushions, I paid £4.99 which I thought was quite reasonable. I was expecting them to cost slightly more. They were easy to find, located in the foot care section. *** What ...
...left fresh and new. Scholl advise that these are washable and re-usable ~ so they wont fall apart once submerged in water! **** Do I recommend them? *** I most certainly do! I think £4.99 is a bargain for these, after all, they are re-usable so therefore you will get your money's worth. ...

miss_motivator 03.08.2004 · Read full review
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...been very pleased with the scholl party feet gel cushions. They are my rescue remedy for my tired sore feet which would always ache when subjected to the cruelty of high heels!! Since wearing the gel cushions, I can go through my days work without thinking of any pain in my feet, and I can dance for so much longer on a night out without having to take my shoes off. Thanks very much for reading my review. ...

mouseyboo 13.09.2005 · Read full review
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I first noticed these when they came out, I’d seen numerous glossy adverts in magazines and advertisements on the television, and even my boyfriends mam, said they were great. I eventually got round to trying them last week. I’m a big fan of high shoes, I’m only 5”4, and I like a bit of height, so I always wear heels. Plus, my boyfriend is 6”3, and if I wore trainers it would look very odd! Every woman knows what its ...
...balls of your feet after wearing your shoes for too long. Ideally these are aimed at making sure you get a good night out, and get home without this pain! There’s nothing worse than going home early because you’re feet are killing. Scholl’s Part Feet come in an attractive light purple and transparent plastic packet. There’s a picture of a high strappy sandal on the front, which obviously indicates what they are suitable for. ...

MurkyDismal 25.08.2004 · Read full review
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Scholl Party Feet ************** A little packet of scholl’s party feet was slipped in as a stocking filler for me at Christmas last year. My mum seems to have a knack at finding these little gadgets and gizmos that I never knew existed, but i’m certainly not going to complain… she usually gets things spot on! I’m just going to let everyone know about this little product and what a great little invention it is! What are they then? **************** ...
...and the words “Party Feet” with an illustration of a shoe. Inside you find a silicon-like chicken fillet thing, which is actually two little gel pads to stick inside your shoe. The idea is that when you’ve been out partying, in high heels, you can slip these inside for instant relief for aching feet. Isn’t that a peachy idea!? For all of us ladies who have wanted to take off our heels on a heavy night out, and throw them away, they’ve now invented ...

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Scholl Party Feet I bought these under recommendation of my cousin. She told me they were great to put in shoes and sandals and when I saw then at Bodycare I thought why not, I'll give these a try. The price They cost me £4 at Bodycare but I have seen them priced up to £7. Considering its only two bits of rubber to stick in your shoes they could be a bit cheaper but all footwear insoles are expensive so it's not too bad if they actually worked. ...
...It comes in a plastic package that you can do up again so you can store them in there when you're not using them. On the front It's got a picture of a high-heeled sandal on it with Party Feet in purple fancy lettering next to it. Under that, it says Invisible gel cushions. Help prevent the burning pain in the balls of your feet. Party all night and shop all day. One Pair. Ideal for all high heels and sandals. On the back At the top, there's an ...

galaxynicole 09.06.2005 · Read full review
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...a small plastic container, with Scholl Party Feet on the front. One pair in each packet. They are intended to help prevent the burning pain in the balls of your feet by providing invisible cushioning. When you take them out of the packaging you peel the cushions off the protective film, insert in to the front of the shoe smooth side down with the pointed end facing the heel. This I have to admit is extremely tricky with high heeled pull on boots ...
...your shoes are already tight they will feel a tad tighter. At a cost of approx £4.99, depending on where you buy them, you may think that that is on the expensive side but when you realise that they can be re-used and washed it isn't too bad, considering that they can help prevent you looking like a drunken woman and you are stripped of your cat-walk strides! I do have to say that I have never used them with strappy sandals yet but am not really ...

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I am a slave to pretty shoes with sparkly bits and anything that makes me look that little bit taller is a bonus. However I'm sure at sometime we have all been enslaved also to that awful burning in your feet, you cant suddenly stop using them either. This is why party feet have been devised for people like me who have to look good even though I generally am hobbling along (in itself this is not a good look). What are they?? Party Feet are clear ...
...fit into your shoes to alleviate the burning pain that comes with looking good. So what are they like? The gel at first feels quite odd, and when you put them into your shoes feels like water trickling between your toes, if you can get over that though your fine. The fact that they’re clear hides them away from prying eyes if you were wearing open sandals. Mine look slightly orange tinged now due to fake tan rubbing off onto them-but still you’re ...

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...wrote my first review on Scholl Party Feet. It was a very poor attempt, and I got a lot of S.W.H.'s for it. But I took the advice of all you veterans and wrote some more reviews, with satisfactory results. Now that I am rather embarrassed by my first review I have decided to re-write it and hopefully redeem myself.. So here goes... xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx ====== Scholl Party Feet ========= What are they?..... They are little jelly ...
...A little info........ Scholl Party Feet are available from many retailers, even my local corner shop has them. And as far as I have seen, most places do them for just under a fiver. It's just a shame they don't work. It looks like more barefooted stumbles for a taxi for me in the future then.. :-( I wanted to redeem myself from my first awful attempt at a review. Hope I have a little. Thanx for reading.. :-) ...

elizabeth1983 13.01.2006 (30.01.2006) · Read full review
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I bought these after a friend recommended them. They are called Party Feet and they are Gel Cushions that help prevent the burning pain in the balls of your feet! You can do exactly what is says on the packaging - Party all night, and shop all day! They are ideal for most shoes. They work best in high heels and open - toe type sandals. This is because they are clear so you can't see them! When fitted correctly you get great results (As at first ...
...you how to put them on correctly). I'm not saying that you will not feel any pain at the end of a hard day's shopping or a good night out, what it does do is eases the pain. (I used to take my shoes off on my way to a taxi rank and walk barefoot - not very elegant - but now i don't have to as they prevent the burning sensation in the balls of your feet. They are difficult to wear in boots as it is hard to put them in, you can wear them under barefeet ...

estherR5 21.04.2004 · Read full review
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...but not anymore thanks to Scholl Party Feet. They are clear gel insoles that claim to give relief to painful feet. I was recommended these by a friend who had seen them advertised in our favourite glossy magazine. I bought them a while ago on special offer in Superdrug as they were a new product on the market, but they are currently available from Boots, priced at £4.99 (although at the time of writing this review, they were on a 3 for 2 offer). ...
...these particular insoles, which were the first of their kind on the market, some shoe shops, like Barratts also sell something very similar for about a pound cheaper than the Scholl ones. They look the same so it might be worth giving them a try to save a pound! ...

pepper8823 02.08.2004 · Read full review
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When I saw these advertised I thought, there must be a god after all! They looked to be the answers to all my prayers! I ran out straight to boots to get me a pair. They cost around £4.80 for a pair; they are clear gel cushions that you slip into your shoes to stop the balls of your feet hurting when wearing high heeled shoes, there is no smell to them. They come in a handy wallet to keep them in, they are re-usable and washable. they have a grip ...
...in place in your shoe, say's on the packet "gel cushions help prevent the burning pain in the balls of your feet. 'Party all night shop all day!'" sound good don't they??? I work in retail, in a shoe shop as it happens! So I’m on my feet all-day, so by the end of the day my feet normally hurt so going out becomes something my feet dread doing, because being such a short arse I like to wear heels to make me look slightly taller. So when I saw these ...

kimmi224 19.08.2004 (10.09.2004) · Read full review
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...night out…and you hear about Scholl Party Feet Gel Cushions. Ok, ok at £5.99 a little pricy, but everyone seems to be getting them and you think ‘Might as well…what’s the worst that can happen?!’ (In the words of the mighty Dr Pepper adverts – Oh Yes!) Think again. It turns out these invisible gel cushions advertised as being able to ‘prevent the burning pain in the balls of your feet’ can cause a hell of a lot of that burning pain. Believe me – ...
...hearing about them, had rushed straight out and purchased a pair (ok slight exaggeration – but I bought some the next time I was out :D) - cutting a chunk out of my alcomahol money whilst doing so I might add. I wasn’t the only one. These ‘miracles’ were flying out of the shops in preparation for our Christmas party. I had a looky at them on getting home, and yeh sure as the advert says they are invisible. Big Whoop. So on the day I get ready and ...

Robeth 04.04.2005 · Read full review
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The latest invention to help us ladies is one which I felt I needed to share with anyone who wears mules, high heels or shoes which rub the heel. I regularly wear heels when I go out and had always come home with sore feet, sometimes a nasty blister and was always wishing I could have worn my trainers instead! Now that I can just un-peel the party feet inserts and attach them to whichever pair of shoes I'm wearing i'm on cloud nine! They are very ...
...good to be true' at first, they actually work. They are made of a silicone type material, so that they cushion your heel or the balls of your feet when you wear heels. They dont stick to your shoes either, or leave any nasty marks when you remove them. They are also see through so no-one will ever know you're wearing them! One point I would make is that they don't mix well with water, so if you wear them with open sandals and its raining they will ...

greaves 07.06.2005 · Read full review
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...When i first heard about Scholl party feet at christmas, i thought wow, what a great invention. I meant to buy some everytime i was going out and always forgot and then one day i was doing the aisles in boots and came across Party Feet, at £3.99 I thought 'yeah, i'll give em a go', it'd be worth £399 if they meant i could be pain free and still 5" taller!!! So, that weekend i was going away to Bristol I packed my favourite High Heeled sandals in ...
...of the sides of sandals. I think Scholl should invent a party foot thats got some kind of fastening or adhesive for sandals, even if they could only be used in one pair of shoes and not swapped about i think it would be worth it for pain free strutting!!! ...

sezbobaloula 09.08.2004 · Read full review
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...are washable as well. Found them to be brilliant and didn't complain about my feet once, well worth the money! Made for Scholl by SSL International Plc who are based in Manchester, ideal if you want that party look but hate having painful feet. Thanks for reading. ...

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