Dress Shoes -> Heels Bleeding; Recommendations?

I was at a MSF orientation dinner, and I wore my Florsheim dress shoes out. After just walking about 1.5 hours total that night, the back of my heels started blistering at first, then bleeding outright by the return trip to Penn Station.

Strangely, it's only that area and not elsewhere on the foot. This is my 3rd or 4th time wearing the shoes, and previously I'd have pain around the entire foot.

Anyone have recommendations for what to do?

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You can tape up the bits that are prone to blister with zinc oxide tape. Normally works a treat, it acts like an extra layer of skin that gets destroyed instead of your own.

 

Used to happen to me all the time. As above, use a bit of tape or even a bandage on the part that bleeds until the shoe gets worn in.

The best thing to do though is get better shoes.

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The leather is quite hard, so it's digging into my feet. Oddly, my heels never had this issue when I wore it last time.

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