Born Pratt mid-calf boots: the detailing makes this boot stand apart
I had the chance to see these awesome boots up close and personal today as I shopped at Macy's with my mom. Leaving the kids at home with my hubby and dad, I was thrilled just to mill around the shoe department (and Lush cosmetics counter, but that's for another blog). I came across the boot I had been eying online, the Born Pratt.
Not being able to find a salesperson that wasn't already running ragged to serve her customers, I decided just to man-handle the boot a bit. The sole is extremely flexible, the leather is soft, the heel is manageable and the detailing sets it apart from the other boring black boots. Knowing I could find the boot for less than the $180 Macy's sticker, I came home and found it for as low as $169.99 with free shipping at Shoemall.com.
I appreciate Dansko for trying to make a shoe that somewhat resembles a ballet flat. This shoe is for you sturdier ballerinas with its dual density Carbosan TM foam footbed, durable polyurethane sole and roomy toe box. 
I'm going to classify this shoe as a flat even though it has a heel of 5/8 inch, if that's alright with you. Naturalizer is steppin' it up with these cuties, which come in colors like tootsie roll, venom, coffee bean, leopard and yes, just basic black. 
Proving that comfort shoes don't have to be
ugly, Sudini offers the Nadia moc in nubuck suede. For those of
you who like to live on the edge in your comfort mocs, check out the
pewter metallic shade. 
The Who let the dogs out? shoe of the week is the 
n Ms. Klum's part to break into the fashion industry? 
