Help me heightfraud

[Ocelot]

Looking for two types of shoes in particular, both adding no more than 1-1.5 inches effective (not claimed) height, my friends would notice past this.

- Black dress shoes or at least black plain shoes in general
- Plain white running/sports shoes (is it even possible to wear lifts and run fast?)

Preferably not worth an arm.

tag liftmaxxers

@Amnesia sweet emnesie

 

[GigaAscender]

Nike Air Max

 

[Deleted member 2214]

If you're height starts with 5 and is 3 digits, I recommend you just wear insole lifts like most manlets do. You'll reach the legit 6ft mark.

If your height starts with 5 and is 2 digits, I recommend hanging by a rope around your neck so your whole body gets elongated, though your frame might get slimmer in comparison to your new height once the method is done.

 

[Ocelot]

Nike Air Max

can't have brand logos

 

[Ocelot]

If you're height starts with 5 and is 3 digits, I recommend you just wear insole lifts like most manlets do. You'll reach the legit 6ft mark.

If your height starts with 5 and is 2 digits, I recommend hanging by a rope around your neck so your whole body gets elongated, though your frame might get slimmer in comparison to your new height once the method is done.

ok larper

 

[Deleted member 2214]

ok larper

Who?

 

[chadison]

how have u not figured this out being here for a yr? I picked up heightfrauding in about 3 months and have never looked back. If u want shoes, then airmax or ultraboost would be a good bet, along with the main insole of a lifts section (.7in gain). But really, you should do what I do as I believe you are 5'7 (if I recall correctly). I'm almost 5'10 and I feel manlet enough at that height. I wear boots with two lift sections and an insole, which altogether gives me a wee bit under 2.5' of height gain compared to being barefoot. So I get about a 1.75in boost of actual height, and I did this over a period of two months so no one would notice, adding a little more every few weeks. Being 6' in the boots allows me to claim 5'11 very confidently, and often people mistake me for being 6'. The boots I use are thursdayboots, scout make, with lifts from amazon and a tennis shoe insole from an old pair of shoes. I also have some tallmenshoes elevator cowboy boots that are more comfortable and give 2.5' but are more for stylish occasions such as parties, etc. If u frauded like me, you'd reach and be able to claim 5'9, possibly 5'10 without being called out, which is officially out of the manlet zone. I have a 5'7 manlet friend that claims 5'9 and people believe him.

 

[Ocelot]

how have u not figured this out being here for a yr? I picked up heightfrauding in about 3 months and have never looked back. If u want shoes, then airmax or ultraboost would be a good bet, along with the main insole of a lifts section (.7in gain). But really, you should do what I do as I believe you are 5'7 (if I recall correctly). I'm almost 5'10 and I feel manlet enough at that height. I wear boots with two lift sections and an insole, which altogether gives me a wee bit under 2.5' of height gain compared to being barefoot. So I get about a 1.75in boost of actual height, and I did this over a period of two months so no one would notice, adding a little more every few weeks. Being 6' in the boots allows me to claim 5'11 very confidently, and often people mistake me for being 6'. The boots I use are thursdayboots, scout make, with lifts from amazon and a tennis shoe insole from an old pair of shoes. I also have some tallmenshoes elevator cowboy boots that are more comfortable and give 2.5' but are more for stylish occasions such as parties, etc. If u frauded like me, you'd reach and be able to claim 5'9, possibly 5'10 without being called out, which is officially out of the manlet zone. I have a 5'7 manlet friend that claims 5'9 and people believe him.

Yeah the issue is this is for school, that's why I specified what type of shoes I need that adhere to the uniform code. I couldn't find it online.

 

[chadison]

https://thursdayboots.com/products/...afari?collection=boots&variant=32195453288538
these are what I have. They're comfortable and deceivingly good at boosting, u get about 1.25in from them

 

[chadison]

Yeah the issue is this is for school, that's why I specified what type of shoes I need that adhere to the uniform code. I couldn't find it online.

fuck well Ive never had to deal w a uniform code. Just read into it and do research then. Thats all I got

 

[Amnesia]

black dress shoes on this webpage

Men's Elevator Dress Shoes - TallMenShoes.com

Shop our men's elevator dress shoes for added height and style at TallMenShoes.com. We have elevator men's business shoes and formal shoes for men.

www.tallmenshoes.com

white sneakers maybe here

Men's Elevator Sneakers - TallMenShoes.com

Our casual men's athletic elevator sneakers from TallMenShoes.com will discreetly add an inch or two to your height without sacrificing comfort or style.

www.tallmenshoes.com

 

[Deleted member 7509]

black dress shoes on this webpage

Men's Elevator Dress Shoes - TallMenShoes.com

Shop our men's elevator dress shoes for added height and style at TallMenShoes.com. We have elevator men's business shoes and formal shoes for men.

www.tallmenshoes.com

white sneakers maybe here

Men's Elevator Sneakers - TallMenShoes.com

Our casual men's athletic elevator sneakers from TallMenShoes.com will discreetly add an inch or two to your height without sacrificing comfort or style.

www.tallmenshoes.com

just wear shoes that look like something a geriatric would wear in a retirement home

 

[Ocelot]

black dress shoes on this webpage

Men's Elevator Dress Shoes - TallMenShoes.com

Shop our men's elevator dress shoes for added height and style at TallMenShoes.com. We have elevator men's business shoes and formal shoes for men.

www.tallmenshoes.com

white sneakers maybe here

Men's Elevator Sneakers - TallMenShoes.com

Our casual men's athletic elevator sneakers from TallMenShoes.com will discreetly add an inch or two to your height without sacrificing comfort or style.

www.tallmenshoes.com

Is it possible to use the sneakers for running?

Also, do you know what the effective height increase would be with the 2.4 in option? Frauding over 1.5 inches would be quite noticeable in my school since everyone is a similar height.

If I needed less increase, would insoles be better?

 

[Amnesia]

Is it possible to use the sneakers for running?

Also, do you know what the effective height increase would be with the 2.4 in option? Frauding over 1.5 inches would be quite noticeable in my school since everyone is a similar height.

If I needed less increase, would insoles be better?

Yeah I have a few pairs of those sneakers and can run in them, but it will take some getting used to walking in elevator shoes let alone run in them otherwise you will just probably trip over yourself in the beginning. I work out and use cardio machines in 4 inch elevator shoes just fine.

Elevator shoes advertised as like 3 inches will give u probably 2 inches in reality.

If u wanna fraud one and a half inches I would go for a 2 inch to 2.5 inch advertised elevator shoe and just use insoles for further adjustments

 

[Ocelot]

Yeah I have a few pairs of those sneakers and can run in them, but it will take some getting used to walking in elevator shoes let alone run in them otherwise you will just probably trip over yourself in the beginning. I work out and use cardio machines in 4 inch elevator shoes just fine.

Elevator shoes advertised as like 3 inches will give u probably 2 inches in reality.

If u wanna fraud one and a half inches I would go for a 2 inch to 2.5 inch advertised elevator shoe and just use insoles for further adjustments

Perfect, exactly what I needed.