Kushyfoot
The people at Kushyfoot contacted me asking if I would like to try their tights. I said yes because it is something I already use. I actually have bought their products in the past and quite liked them. I got the tights and flats for free but was not asked for a favorable review in return. I am happy to say I REALLY like the tights.
The tights I tested were the the Kushyfoot ribbed tights. The tights retail for $24 on their site but it also says you get three pairs per order! The tights are made of microfiber and I tried a size medium. I am a size 8 and 5'3" and they fit perfectly but there is definitely enough stretch for a person taller than me to wear them. The waist band doesn't hurt like so many tights do. It still segmented me a little but it wasn't uncomfortable. The tights have a nice shadow stripe down them and a pretty good opacity. Maybe a 6.5 out of 10 on the opacity scale I just made up. The neat thing about these is they have a "3 dimensional massaging sole". When I first put it on I was dubious. Most tights hurt my feet after a few hours. I haven't had any complaints about these. The massaging is subtle but it feels really good. I would personally purchase more pairs of these. Especially these shadow stripe because it is subtle but adds a fun element to the look.
The other item I tested was the Kushyfoot Flats to Go.
These flats retail for $9.
From their site.
"Soft, flexible faux leather Flats-to-go are an instant and elegant solution to a perennial need for the relief of sore heels, blisters and scrunched up toes. Featuring an elastic back for a better fit, and a unique, 3-dimensional wavy sole that cushions and massages the foot as the wearer walks-perfect for indoors and for any even outdoor surface. They slip neatly and easily into their owner's purse, folded into a cute clear plastic carrier with its own little handles "
They are great emergency shoes. I threw mine in my desk drawer at work and the days I am wearing shoes that hurt I slip them on. I personally would buy them in black because they are a bit showy but that is just a personal preference. They are comfortable and fold up very small for your purse. Now I wouldn't wear them out and about sight seeing but they are perfect for a situation where you are wearing uncomfortable heels and you want a break.
I just wanted to say because it seems a lot of bloggers are bringing it up lately. When approached by companies I am up front with them about if I think something is in line with my site or stuff I would use. If I accept it it is because it is something I would or would like to use and haven't yet. I also sometimes get unsolicited items and they might be a bit different for me but I like to give them an honest review (the winter boots for example. Total surprise). I will always be very clear about what I think because I don't have anything if I don't have my honesty with my readers. Also I don't benefit from you buying the products I review so that is something to keep in mind. (If you do go to Amazon by a link on my site and purchase I do get a tiny kickback. Cents usually)
The tights I tested were the the Kushyfoot ribbed tights. The tights retail for $24 on their site but it also says you get three pairs per order! The tights are made of microfiber and I tried a size medium. I am a size 8 and 5'3" and they fit perfectly but there is definitely enough stretch for a person taller than me to wear them. The waist band doesn't hurt like so many tights do. It still segmented me a little but it wasn't uncomfortable. The tights have a nice shadow stripe down them and a pretty good opacity. Maybe a 6.5 out of 10 on the opacity scale I just made up. The neat thing about these is they have a "3 dimensional massaging sole". When I first put it on I was dubious. Most tights hurt my feet after a few hours. I haven't had any complaints about these. The massaging is subtle but it feels really good. I would personally purchase more pairs of these. Especially these shadow stripe because it is subtle but adds a fun element to the look.
The other item I tested was the Kushyfoot Flats to Go.
These flats retail for $9.
From their site.
"Soft, flexible faux leather Flats-to-go are an instant and elegant solution to a perennial need for the relief of sore heels, blisters and scrunched up toes. Featuring an elastic back for a better fit, and a unique, 3-dimensional wavy sole that cushions and massages the foot as the wearer walks-perfect for indoors and for any even outdoor surface. They slip neatly and easily into their owner's purse, folded into a cute clear plastic carrier with its own little handles "
They are great emergency shoes. I threw mine in my desk drawer at work and the days I am wearing shoes that hurt I slip them on. I personally would buy them in black because they are a bit showy but that is just a personal preference. They are comfortable and fold up very small for your purse. Now I wouldn't wear them out and about sight seeing but they are perfect for a situation where you are wearing uncomfortable heels and you want a break.
I just wanted to say because it seems a lot of bloggers are bringing it up lately. When approached by companies I am up front with them about if I think something is in line with my site or stuff I would use. If I accept it it is because it is something I would or would like to use and haven't yet. I also sometimes get unsolicited items and they might be a bit different for me but I like to give them an honest review (the winter boots for example. Total surprise). I will always be very clear about what I think because I don't have anything if I don't have my honesty with my readers. Also I don't benefit from you buying the products I review so that is something to keep in mind. (If you do go to Amazon by a link on my site and purchase I do get a tiny kickback. Cents usually)
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