Ballet boots are very fancy, and usually cannot
be seen in the street. It’s actually not made for walking, but acts as a fetish
object for sexual gratification, heightening the erotic appeal with the
elements of bondage and submission. Wearing ballet boots, they will do give you
an unforgettable experience.
Pleaser
Women's Ballet Ankle Boot
Simultaneously wild and alluring, Pleaser's
Ballet ankle boot will twist, twirl, and leap its way into your heart. This
lofty heel combines the classic elegance of the ballet shoe with a dash of
modern lace-up Moto style for striking results.
Devious
Women’s Ballet Boot
Ensure your ballet movements are smooth and
flawless with these hot ballet boots, these boots feature patent leather,
cushion foam pad, thigh high and a heel of ‘7’.
Women's
Ballet -2020 Boots by Devious
Ballet-2020 Boot by Devious Features:
-Ballet-2020 Boot in Black Patent with Zipper. -Part of the Ballet collection.
-Knee boots, -7" heel height, -Available in Black Patent with Zipper
(BAL2020/B) and Black Leather with Zipper (BAL2020/B/LE).
Devious Ballet Adult Boots
The ultimate extension for those who live
the lifestyle or those who just wish to spice it up again, Devious offers a
fierce line of footwear to "play" with. The Ballet-1025 has a 7"
spike heel, lace up style featuring a padlock and ankle ballet inspired design.
Available Colors: Black Leather, Black Patent.
Devious
Ballet-18 Adult Costume Shoes
The ultimate extension for those who live
the lifestyle or those who just wish to spice it up again, Devious offers a
fierce line of footwear to "play" with. The Ballet-12 has a 7"
spike heel, oxford inspired lace up and ballet inspired design. Available
Colors: Red Patent, Black Leather, Black Patent, White Patent.
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Tips For Wearing Ballet Boots
Wearing ballet boots is not for the faint hearted. If
you're not used to stretching of this level you may get cramp in your calves as
well as other leg muscles. To minimize the risk of cramping and other injuries
caused from walking in such high heels, we strongly recommend a good stretching
warm-up before wearing your boots and again when you take them off.
We have put together a short guide to help beginners
wearing ballet boots for the first time. Please take this as a guide only. Each
individual will have very different leaves of fitness and as such will require
different levels of preparation. We would also like to point out that ballet
boots are better suited for lighter people. The heavier you are the more weight
you will be putting onto your toes and ankles consequently increasing the risk
of injury.
1. Stretch all the body before wearing ballet boots. In
particular make sure you stretch your feet, ankles and calves. If you are unfamiliar
with how to stretch correctly then seek some expert advice. Ballet boots are
really no joke. It is always better to be safe than sorry.
2. When wearing your ballet heels for the first time, try
just sitting in them for a short time to get used to the way they feel. Get use
to the angle of your foot and the position of your toes.
3. When standing for the first time try and slowly build up
the time you are upright. Let your muscles get used to the extreme angle and
the weight of your body. Stay close to a chair so if you start to get cramp or
feel unstable you can quickly sit back down again. Try standing in front of a
mirror to check your posture. If the front of the boots look folded you are
probably not standing in a true En Pointe. This will come with practice.
4. As you build up your confidence and start to walk hold
on to someone for support. This can help take some of the weight off you toes
until you get used to them. Keep an eye on your posture, try to keep the legs
straight and you don't want to slouch as this will be bad for the back. When
walking place the heel on the floor first.
5. Practice makes perfect. Just keep working at it and you
will get there in the end. Just remember to take things slowly.
