hahahaha. Thanks Fyzzio
Actually i have tried them when i was younger...i don't do so well in them and i have wide feet so they don't suit my body. I am 6'2" and 104kg (at the moment) so heels don't do me justice ;-)
I actually asked the question because everyone assumes they are bad for you...and i like to challenge the establishment!
have a good weekend!
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