I kept these because I got them on sale and I think I liked the "idea" of them more than I actually like the boot itself. I'd really been wanting a sleek, wedge, suede boot that was comfortable enough to wear all day with lots of walking.  I guess I was just tired of looking when I came on these.

However, I debated this purchase for a long time mostly because there are tons of really bad reviews of Fly London all over the web.  Many are complaints about the fabric detaching from the sole now that Fly London is made in China and not in Portugal as they were when the company first garnered attention.  This had already happened with the first pair that arrived.  Those were exchanged for a second pair that are in tact but I do feel I need to tread carefully lest I experience the same problem with these.

They run about a half- to a full-size too big, but I'm not sure sizing down would work.  That's how poorly these are constructed.  IMO, they are uncomfortable to wear right out of the box.  I ended up adding half inserts, which sorta fixed that problem.  I'll probably get some full inserts one of these days.

The rubber soles aren't super-heavy but because the fit is so bad, you end up feeling like you are wearing fabric loosely glued to rubber bricks.  There's zero arch support (again, unless you add inserts).

Anyway, these really were not what I'd hoped for.  They aren't well made and they just aren't that comfortable.  I do like that I can get some height without teetering around on a heel.