Fly London?

Those sandals might be good for dress-up, but that platform makes them look too unstable for walking.

I would probably have an orthopedic incident in them, but my daughter swears Fly wedges are the greatest shoes she has.

I have the ankle-strap version with the same wedge sole and I love them. They are actually very comfortable for walking---and I don't normally wear a heel higher than 1". I would not wear them for all-day walking, but they are fine for going out in the evening for dinner or theater.

I don't have this style--looks like maybe your foot wouldn't be held very securely--but one called the Yile (open toe but top of foot more covered, back strap) has been a great walking sandal. Amazon has some great prices right now. I must say I swear by Fly London boots on this same wedge, they are my tried-and-true travel boot, perfect for miles of walking over cobbles and everything else, very stable and like walking on pillows--I won't leave home without them.

Thanks all...I was really more interested in all day walking, so I will reconsider.

I have about 10 pair of Fly London and while I do not have this particular style, many pairs that I have do have this very heel. The longest I have worn them is for 16 hours. I have stood for hours in them. I highly recommend Fly Londons and this pair if very, very cute. Go for it. I normally wear a narrow and some of the styles run more narrow than others so some styles I can wear and others not so much.

Amazon has great prices on Fly London shoes. i just bought this sandal for $80, with free Prime shipping---from UK!

https://www.amazon.com/FLY-London-Womens-Ygor-Wedge/dp/B00R7DJTMI.

They have about four pages of sandals, including the more covered-up Yile mentioned above. And some with a lower-profile sole than the wedge platform. Personally I have not had any trouble walking in mine with the wedge platform for hours ( not good for cobblestones, though). There are more styles if you crave boots.

The logo on the shoebox is so aggressive and ugly I avert my eyes until it is open and I can see the shoes inside.

I had great luck in Europe walking around in J41 sandals. Has a bit of a heel and an adjustable ankle strap. Not so high as to be wobbly, but still feminine and not too matronly. ;-)