One might wonder what possible relationship could be found between shoes and zombies.
On the surface there seem to be few, if any connections; however, for one such as I who periodically stops to ponder survival in a zombie apocalypse, shoes, or more specifically, types of shoes, might have a real bearing on one’s chances of surviving a zombie horde.
I’ve never been a shoe maven. Oh, in my younger years I enjoyed putting on a pair of heels with a short skirt and watching heads turn as I sashayed into a restaurant. I was never a great beauty, but my legs were more than adequate as such things go.
Not long after I hit my mid-30’s, though, I realized that the leggy look enhanced by a pair of heels in no way made up for the resulting back and foot pain, and except for a couple of notable occasions (both weddings) I’ve steered clear of shoes with anything higher than an inch of heel since then.
I credit this common sense for giving me exceptionally nice feet for a woman of 59, feet that can walk for miles with no complaint. And that’s where zombie survival kicks in.
Apparently the zombies pictured above have found easy prey, presumably one who was unable to outdistance the walking dead due to poor footwear choices.
While this pair of Louboutin’s might help one strike a stunning pose on the red carpet, chances are they’ll only slow one down when survival matters.
On the other hand, this waterproof boot by Merrell would provide protection, comfort, and traction in all terrain.
Praying for Eyebrowz 
there are all sorts of sociological explanations out there, most seem to agree that women’s high heels were meant both for the sashaying bit but mainly to make sure women were catchable 🙂
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Because we are so awesome, they had to make the trap appealing.
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…. I’ll remember that next time I see a woman wobbling from her oh so appealing height 🙂
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