Finally the perfect footwear for a kilt!

**MacCathmhaoil** · 17th December 14, 10:54 AM

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...sky-heels.html

**Hopper250** · 17th December 14, 02:29 PM

Well I suppose those work. A bit to high heel for me. If they were platforms though...

**plaid preacher** · 17th December 14, 02:35 PM

Originally Posted by MacCathmhaoil

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/ar...sky-heels.html

Now you know why Johnny Walker comes in its distinctive square bottle .... to fit inside the heel of your shoe. Although, it sure is a small supply.

**Liam** · 17th December 14, 03:12 PM

An appropriate use for Johnny Walker Red, I suppose. I notice that it comes with free ginger ale.

**Tobus** · 18th December 14, 06:40 AM

It's a unique and creative idea, but I would be surprised if anyone actually wore these things. A shoe just doesn't seem like a very good place to store something you want to put in your mouth, ya know?

Aside from the constant agitation of the liquid from walking (does it produce an audible sloshing sound with every step?), I'd also worry about breaking the bottle if I had to jump over a puddle or do some other sort of manoeuvre which required a 'hard landing' on my feet. And the bottlecap visibly protruding from the rear of the heel just seems strange. I don't see any indication that the rear of the heel ever gets closed up to cover the bottle, which means that the bottle is going to get covered in everything you walk in. Rainwater, mud, dust, carpet lint, etc. Surely the designer intended this as a clever gimmick or an upscale gag gift, not as a serious shoe?

Other than the fact that the heel is a little taller than most people would find appropriate for men's footwear, it's not a bad looking brogue. But I'll keep my whisky in a traditional flask.