mikarka Holographic Platform Boots for Women, Lace Up Ankle Studded Buckle Goth Stacked Wedge Combat Ankle Boots

Got these to wear to a concert because my Jardin Docs are just too heavy to be comfortable for that kind of event. These are super lightweight, and shockingly comfortable. Very room in the toe box, I have pretty wide feet and they were plenty wide for me. They are VERY stiff in the sole, though, so if you are going to wear for long periods of time, I would definitely recommend a good gel insole or something like that, I'm pretty sure the sole is just plastic, which makes it super lightweight, but it has no give whatsoever so that will hurt after a while. They look super cute on, absolutely loved them and can't wait to wear them again and again. Highly recommend!

So cute, very lightweight. They feel like sneakers!

I bought these honestly thinking they’d be 3 stars at best. They’re around 4.5 though.Pros: They’re super light. I was expecting them to be heavy and clunky and they’re not.Decently comfortable. I’ve had some flat, highly uncomfortable soles before and these aren’t bad. They’re not great and I might get some insoles but even if I didn’t they’re totally wearable.For the price, they’re a deal. I’ve gotten so many compliments on them and they’re more comfortable than I expected so I actually wear them more than I’d planned to.Cons: quality is essentially what you paid for. It’s not real leather, the material is fairly thin (which could be a pro if you live somewhere warm and prefer breathable boots over super warm insulated boots), and the shoelaces... okay the shoelaces are the worst part in my opinion. They’re of this weird plastic material so I’m afraid to tighten them too much lest they break. Therefore I’ll probably replace the shoelaces. But I’m not annoyed. Of all the things to have wrong with the shoe, shoelaces are probably the best because of how replaceable they are.I got a size 8 and I generally wear between 7.5-8. So the 8 are actually slightly too big. But this is another reason to get insoles, to fill up the shoe some more. I’m sure when I get insoles, they’ll fit a lot better. But even so, they’re not so incredibly big that it’s impossible to wear them.I only got them a couple of weeks ago so I can’t say too much about their longevity but I don’t have high hopes. Not because it’s a bad boot but... quality and price say longevity is likely low. So maybe don’t buy these expecting longevity.I really don’t regret buying these, at all. I’m probably going to wear the hell out of these. Stay tuned for a longevity update.

Much sturdier than I expected. Rounded toe could be uncomfortable if you size too big and slide down into them. I got true to my size and have a bit more room than expected but only maybe by half a size. Comfortable, still going to put an insole in before a concert or longer day wear though. Easy to walk in for someone who hates a heel.

These boots are cute and light, and that's about all they have going for them.First impressions:A Goth-inspired boot that is likely a rip-off of Demonia or Killstar boots of a similar design. They have an obvious chemical odor that's pungent enough to burn the nose. There's zilch for comfort inside the boot, so I used a pair of Dr. Scholl's inserts which made them feel less like walking on pavement. The materials used to craft the boots are very cheap, and I wouldn't expect them to last long with regular wear. The buckle at the center top of the ankle is barely functional, and does little to cinch the boot for a more stable and supportive fit.Sizing:It should be noted that these boots run large. Normally, I wear a women's US size 9.5-10. In boots, I always order up half a size. I ordered a size 10. Even with thick winter socks, the laces pulled as tight as they could be tied, and the ankle buckle on the very last hole in either side of the buckle, my feet felt like they were swimming in a boot that was easily a size and a half too big. As with every shoe I buy, I wear them first around the house to see how they feel. With the purchased insoles I used, they felt comfortable enough to walk in and so I wore them out to run a few errands. BIG mistake! Due to the cheap materials, the boots began to sag and I spent most of my time trying to keep my balance on a 4" platform without any support. By the time I got home a couple hours later my ankles, knees, hips, and back were in so much pain I couldn't stand it! I've run these same errands a thousand times in different shoes, but this time was particularly torturous, forcing me to cut my errands short. I wanted to rip them off with every step. Unpleasant would be an understatement.Conclusion:I do like the back zipper, as they're really easy to put on and take off, but I can't recommend these at all. They hurt me and I will never wear them again. What a waste.

The media could not be loaded. The size is pretty spot on. I wear 7.5 so I went down to a 7 and they still fit. If you plan on wearing them to a festival I would size up and double sock. I wore them to a rave and my feet were fine up to 6/7 hours, after that my feet started hurting and by hour 10 my toes felt like they wanted to fall off and my two big toes turned black. (Luckily they didn’t fall off, but they almost did) also the shoes were separating after the first time so I got glued them back together. Still cute though.

I would give these shoes a 4.5/5. ONLY bc after the first day they got scuffed easily; but ASIDE from that they are amazing.They are comfortable to wear. You don’t feel like you’re going to lose balance, you feel the floor underneath. I do have to pick my foot a bit extra, because I underestimate the size of the shoe and end up dragging it on the floor.The shoes in NOT HEAVY. You can feel the weight of the shoe but it’s not more than your average Nike Jordan. I’m a men’s 8 and bought a size 10. They fit a perfect.It’s not cheap material.

I absolutely LOVE these boots. They are comfy and so punk which is exactly my style. If you’re a punk girly, you need these!