Cork Wedge Sandals That Won't Break Your Ankles

Posted by Siofan | Monday May 9, 2011

Who doesn't like a little height? While we love towering heels for how they help our proportions look long and leaner, platforms impractical heights mean they're off limits for boardwalk strolls, park dates and anytime we might need to walk more than two and from our patio table and the bar. These cork wedges will give you some lift without breaking your ankle (some won't even break the bank).

1. Stella McCartney Metallic Cork Wedge Sandal (US$495.00)
2. Filippa K Dina Wedge (C$225.00)
3. Rebecca Minkoff Trott Sandal (US$325.00)
4. Michael Michael Kors Palm Beach Wedge Sandal (US$89.00)
5. Clarks Fiddle Scroll Wedge Sandal (C$110.00)
6. Old Navy Faux-Leather Cross-Front Wedges (C$29.94)
7. BP Bowtye Sandal (US$49.95)
8. Sperry Top-Sider Santa Rosa (US$90.00)
9. Lucky Brand Maryanne Wedges (US$79.00)

How high do you like your sandals?

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5 Comments

	on May 09, 2011 jskim07 50 said: I'm really like number 7-9. I only own maybe 1 pair of cork wedges, but they seem to be making their way back in again. so cute!
	on May 09, 2011 LadyFlash 8,899 said: I love cork wedge heels. they are so comfortable and a nice neutral for all my summer wear. :)
	on May 09, 2011 TammyK 1,073 said: Wedges are great. They look really nice AND comfortable. I am not a high heels person, due to my flat feet, but I can totally wear wedges as long as they're not super high. I really like number 8 (Sperry Top-Sider Santa Rosa). It's very stylish and I love the bow at the back of the ankle.
	on May 09, 2011 Ali de Bold STAFF said: Why do I always gravitate towards the expensive ones? I think the Rebecca Minkoff ones would be great with that extra ankle support. I might even be able to wear these with my heavy load! Right now I'm searching for shoes with extra arch support.
	on May 09, 2011 mamaluv STAFF said: I love cork wedges! So glad I hung on to my last pair from a few years ago. Of these styles, I like Sperry Top-Sider Santa Rosa (#8).