GAME-CHANGING COMFORT
ELEVATE YOUR EXPECTATIONS
Champions of a healthier future for women and their feet, our mid-to-high open toe heels are the pinnacle of softness and on-trend style. Finally, we can access comfortable heels designed with cushioning and support where it’s needed most in this style—under the front of our foot—or the forefoot.
We describe them as a major advancement in innovation, aesthetics and design
(if we do say so ourselves).
SUPPORT WHERE IT’S NEEDED MOST
You’ve felt it. The satisfaction of kicking off a pair of heels after a loooong day. When your feet are cramped, blistered, squished and screaming out in pain. Generally speaking, heels hurt because they increase the force under the balls of our feet.
Following years of development, our Podiatrist founders have created an open-toe high-heel design. A formula that solves the age-old problem of how to feel as amazing as you look in heels. Every open-toe mid and high heel features our Sole Hero™️ Footbed. Its unique convex shape extends from the mid-foot to the forefoot to help address the added pressure the forefoot may take when in a high heel spread— all while biasing strategic softness under the ball of the foot.
"I love high heels, but know they unfortunately aren’t ideal for our feet. Wearing high-heels results in load shifting from the back of the foot towards the front, this increased pressure on the forefoot can cause foot pain and injury. It’s why I’ve spent years crafting our unique design, ensuring built-in comfort where you need it most."
CAROLINE MCCULLOCH
Founder of FRANKIE4 | Podiatrist
OUR DIFFERENCE
OUR DIFFERENCE
Our enclosed toe heels
Let’s talk about arch support in high heels.
The alignment of the foot in a high heel is not ideal. In this raised heel position, (for most) the foot is excessively supinated (rolled outward) increasing the arch position and reducing stability in the ankle. Try standing on your tip-toes, notice how a high arch forms - generally speaking, this is how high heels position your feet.
Our gentle heel and arch contours are designed to help create the most comfortable base for the foot.
Gentle Arch Contours
Let’s talk about arch support in high heels.
The alignment of the foot in a high heel is not ideal. In this raised heel position, (for most) the foot is excessively supinated (rolled outward) increasing the arch position and reducing stability in the ankle. Try standing on your tip-toes, notice how a high arch forms - generally speaking, this is how high heels position your feet.
Our gentle heel and arch contours are designed to help create the most comfortable base for the foot (not pushing the arch up too much or too little). Our high heels aren't designed to add orthotics - our innovative footbed is built-in to support your foot when it is in a high heel position.
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We pride ourselves on crafting a healthier option for women who love high-heels. If a day on your feet, or a long walk is on the agenda, why not take a look at our one-of-a-kind flat styles?
