Ankis Heels for Women Open Toe Ankle Strap Chunky Heel Sandals 2.75 Inch

Very comfortable, so cute & stylish! But SIZE DOWN. I’m so glad I listened to the reviews and went down to a 6.5. I’ve always been in between a 6.5 and 7 depending on the brand, and a 6.5 is perfect. A 7 would have been too big. Heel wise, I would say it is the definition of medium height. I think if they were a centimeter taller it would be too tall, but they’re also not short at all. Very flattering and elongating on the leg. Would recommend!

These are excellent. They are pretty comfortable. They look fantastic and they feel like very good quality, especially for the price! I like that they are versatile.

Love the simplicity yet id be able to dress up or down. Heel is perfect not too high. Fits many styles. True to size. The only concern is the heel itself. Please see picture. It looks stable, however there is a gap . Slight bit we will see how long it lasts, hopefully no issues.

Comfortable wedding shoes. Love the chunkier heel. It allowed me to step on top of grass and not break through top surface of grass. Wipe clean easily. Perfect weight and sized correctly.

Very comfortable!! Wore these to prom for about 6 hours totally and no discomfort, blisters, or anything of the sort!! Very cute and sturdy aswell!

The heels are cute but surprisingly uncomfortable for the height . I feel like the toe strap is a little big so my foot kept sliding to the front causing a blister .

I bought these heels in beige and absolutely loved them. The color is gorgeous, very elegant. But the best part was how comfortable they were. I wore them all weekend long, walking and dancing nonstop, and my feet didn’t hurt at all. That’s rare with heels! 100% recommended.

I really liked these heels – they’re sturdy, stylish, and feel high-quality. They provide good support, and I felt confident walking in them. However, after a couple of hours, they did leave me with some minor blisters. Overall, they’re a solid choice if you're looking for something nice, but you might want to break them in a bit first!