How I fraud 5'9 to 6'0 feet easily

[CashMan]

This is exactly how I’ve personally found the easiest, most natural-looking way to appear around 6 feet tall without using bulky elevator shoes.

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

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2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

The trick is to use a thin, single-layer insole — not giant elevator ones that make your heel sit weird.

What worked best for me:

• A simple 1-inch foam or gel insole
• Must be full-foot, not just a heel lift — this keeps the foot balanced
• Should feel natural when walking (if it doesn’t, swap brands)

With the Air Max 720 sole + a 1-inch insole, the combined lift becomes:

1.5"–1.7" (shoe) + ~1" (insole) = 2.5"–2.7" total height gain​

That puts a 5’9.5" person at right around 6’0"–6’1" in public.

3. Why This Method Works So Well​

Based on my own experience, here’s why this combo is the most believable:

✔ Looks completely natural​

People know Air Max shoes run tall, so the added height doesn’t look suspicious.

✔ Doesn’t feel like wearing elevator shoes​

No weird posture, no stiff angle, no discomfort.

✔ Comfortable all day​

As long as the insoles are soft and the shoes fit half a size up if needed.

✔ No risk of being called out​

It’s just a normal sneaker + insole setup. Nothing extreme.

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4. Tips I Learned Along the Way​

• Buy the shoes half a size bigger if adding insoles (prevents toe pressure)
• Replace the stock insole instead of stacking it on top
• Pick insoles that don’t lift only the heel (that throws off your stride)
• Break them in for a day so they feel natural

5. Final Height Estimate Example​

For someone around 5'9"–5'9.5", this setup usually results in:

• Air Max 720s: +1.5" to +1.7"
• Comfortable insole: +1.0"
• Total: +2.5" to +2.7"

Resulting height: 5'11.5"–6'0.2", very close to a legit 6 foot in public.

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[nsk4ll]

thats just too much
when you take off your shoes with someone it will be embarrassing for one

 

[Arbuscular]

chatgpt

 

[Wicket]

That would be so embarrassing if you rake off your shoes bro

 

[Yahya]

thats just too much
when you take off your shoes with someone it will be embarrassing for one

justkeepyourshoeson theory

 

[Ray0n]

mirrin effort and it's your first post, however frauding from 5'9 to 6'0 is too much and noticeable if you need to take off your shoes.
I would fraud max 1.5-2inches

 

[geloo]

i go out with my family, cousins and friends and they all know how tall I am and then suddenly I’m 4 inches taller.

mirin’ the effort but realistically, you can’t pull this off.

 

[CashMan]

even with just air max 720 you get close to two inches in gain

 

[ThomasDeutsch]

It would work if u wouldnt need to take ur shoes off

 

[gayspringtrap993]

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

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2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

oh my goooooooood yeah 2'7 inch gain thats so nice. i mean yeah its giant diffrence but dont you bitch arounduse 8cm boosting insholes, why tf not? first couple weeks it will be uncomfortable a lil but now i walk and run in them. also no i didnt got caught believe it or not, i changed my shoes and went outside and met my classmates and they havent noticed. unless you want to fraud near someone like your girlfriend you will be fine, and also you can use this things under socks

and height boosting slippers to walk at home (can be diyed easily). i use half ankle boots so i can fit insholes in and they look cool. why in the west everyone is so obsessed with brand shoes yall retarded

 

[gayspringtrap993]

oh my goooooooood yeah 2'7 inch gain thats so nice. i mean yeah its giant diffrence but dont you bitch arounduse 8cm boosting insholes, why tf not? first couple weeks it will be uncomfortable a lil but now i walk and run in them. also no i didnt got caught believe it or not, i changed my shoes and went outside and met my classmates and they havent noticed. unless you want to fraud near someone like your girlfriend you will be fine, and also you can use this things under socksView attachment 4355967 and height boosting slippers to walk at home (can be diyed easily). i use half ankle boots so i can fit insholes in and they look cool. why in the west everyone is so obsessed with brand shoes yall retarded

even if you will look a lil bit disproportionate from frauding 4+ inches on my book its worth the halo

 

[gayspringtrap993]

i go out with my family, cousins and friends and they all know how tall I am and then suddenly I’m 4 inches taller.

mirin’ the effort but realistically, you can’t pull this off.

my dad haven't noticed even tho i fraud extremly big and my classmates dont even suspect me, i mean i started to fraud since the first day after the summer break and thats the only time in the year you can start frauding like that, they probably thought i just got a growth spurt

 

[Somatropin]

i go out with my family, cousins and friends and they all know how tall I am and then suddenly I’m 4 inches taller.

mirin’ the effort but realistically, you can’t pull this off.

you can pull this off easily with friends, but yeah not with family

 

[pizdon]

This is exactly how I’ve personally found the easiest, most natural-looking way to appear around 6 feet tall without using bulky elevator shoes.

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

---

2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

The trick is to use a thin, single-layer insole — not giant elevator ones that make your heel sit weird.

What worked best for me:

• A simple 1-inch foam or gel insole
• Must be full-foot, not just a heel lift — this keeps the foot balanced
• Should feel natural when walking (if it doesn’t, swap brands)

With the Air Max 720 sole + a 1-inch insole, the combined lift becomes:

1.5"–1.7" (shoe) + ~1" (insole) = 2.5"–2.7" total height gain​

That puts a 5’9.5" person at right around 6’0"–6’1" in public.

3. Why This Method Works So Well​

Based on my own experience, here’s why this combo is the most believable:

✔ Looks completely natural​

People know Air Max shoes run tall, so the added height doesn’t look suspicious.

✔ Doesn’t feel like wearing elevator shoes​

No weird posture, no stiff angle, no discomfort.

✔ Comfortable all day​

As long as the insoles are soft and the shoes fit half a size up if needed.

✔ No risk of being called out​

It’s just a normal sneaker + insole setup. Nothing extreme.

---

4. Tips I Learned Along the Way​

• Buy the shoes half a size bigger if adding insoles (prevents toe pressure)
• Replace the stock insole instead of stacking it on top
• Pick insoles that don’t lift only the heel (that throws off your stride)
• Break them in for a day so they feel natural

5. Final Height Estimate Example​

For someone around 5'9"–5'9.5", this setup usually results in:

• Air Max 720s: +1.5" to +1.7"
• Comfortable insole: +1.0"
• Total: +2.5" to +2.7"

Resulting height: 5'11.5"–6'0.2", very close to a legit 6 foot in public.

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this is somewhat clickbait, after you account for other people wearing shoes that add 0.7-1 inch of height, you net 1.5-2.0 inches perceived increase best case scenario, which is still a very good result for a simple insole and actually very realistic to daily. ive been doing this for a while and took off my shoes countless of times around my friends and never got caught. just make sure to sit when you take off the shoes or else you are gonna get caught

 

[kise]

This is exactly how I’ve personally found the easiest, most natural-looking way to appear around 6 feet tall without using bulky elevator shoes.

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

---

2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

The trick is to use a thin, single-layer insole — not giant elevator ones that make your heel sit weird.

What worked best for me:

• A simple 1-inch foam or gel insole
• Must be full-foot, not just a heel lift — this keeps the foot balanced
• Should feel natural when walking (if it doesn’t, swap brands)

With the Air Max 720 sole + a 1-inch insole, the combined lift becomes:

1.5"–1.7" (shoe) + ~1" (insole) = 2.5"–2.7" total height gain​

That puts a 5’9.5" person at right around 6’0"–6’1" in public.

3. Why This Method Works So Well​

Based on my own experience, here’s why this combo is the most believable:

✔ Looks completely natural​

People know Air Max shoes run tall, so the added height doesn’t look suspicious.

✔ Doesn’t feel like wearing elevator shoes​

No weird posture, no stiff angle, no discomfort.

✔ Comfortable all day​

As long as the insoles are soft and the shoes fit half a size up if needed.

✔ No risk of being called out​

It’s just a normal sneaker + insole setup. Nothing extreme.

---

4. Tips I Learned Along the Way​

• Buy the shoes half a size bigger if adding insoles (prevents toe pressure)
• Replace the stock insole instead of stacking it on top
• Pick insoles that don’t lift only the heel (that throws off your stride)
• Break them in for a day so they feel natural

5. Final Height Estimate Example​

For someone around 5'9"–5'9.5", this setup usually results in:

• Air Max 720s: +1.5" to +1.7"
• Comfortable insole: +1.0"
• Total: +2.5" to +2.7"

Resulting height: 5'11.5"–6'0.2", very close to a legit 6 foot in public.

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i been doing the airmaxes for a while but idk if insoles worth

 

[Insidiousparrot234]

this isnt true and its a common misconception. most airmaxes dont even give that much height to begin with you can try yourself its probably just a way for nike to sell more shoes. at most some discontinued models give 1.4 inches but its probably not more than that. even air forces give probably 1.2-1.3 inches, the best one is prob the air force 1 lv08 which gives like 1.5 inches since it has an elevated sole pad. i agree with everyone else tho when u take the insole off it will be noticeable but u def arent reaching 6 0 if ur 5 9 u prob r getting only abt 1.2 inches but since u added height it feels like u got taller. even then other ppl are wearing shoes so u really only get abt 1.2-1.3 inches on them which isnt a lot. you can fraud at most to like 5 11 with ur method u def arent getting more.

 

[Yahya]

i go out with my family, cousins and friends and they all know how tall I am and then suddenly I’m 4 inches taller.

mirin’ the effort but realistically, you can’t pull this off.

I fraud 3 inches with ease you people have an insanely high inhibition

 

[chickencalves]

Gonna start frauding from 6'4" to 6'7" to put you niggas in your place

 

[@Tyov]

I fraud 3 inches with ease you people have an insanely high inhibition

my brotha just anotha me

 

[Yahya]

my brotha just anotha me

anotha what

 

[Deleted member 276784]

I mean does it matter what shoes u have , for example if the soles are average height like the shoes of others. Either way other mfs are wearing shoes too and if you are are a bit taller like 1-2cm wtf is the difference. Just buy soles that simple not some bullshit essay on something that can be said in 20 seconds. If you REALLY want to increase w shoes there are these :

Italian shoes with height increasing soles | Mario Bertulli​

Heres the description :
The Mario BERTULLI range of height-increasing footwear offers the ideal solution: high quality shoes concealing a unique platform sole that will increase your height by up to 6 cm (2.4”) instantly…. And nobody will notice a thing.

Special design​

The unique Mario BERTULLI system includes a reinforced sole at the heel. The anatomically profiled shape fits to the arch of the foot for impeccable ease and comfort.

From the outside, the shoe looks completely normal, and the heel does not appear to be raised or even thicker than usual.

In addition to the standard heel (2 to 3 cm, or 0.8 to 1.2”, depending on the model), an insole offers an extra 7-8 cm (2.8 - 3.1”), depending on your chosen shoe.

 

[Gilly998]

This is exactly how I’ve personally found the easiest, most natural-looking way to appear around 6 feet tall without using bulky elevator shoes.

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

---

2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

The trick is to use a thin, single-layer insole — not giant elevator ones that make your heel sit weird.

What worked best for me:

• A simple 1-inch foam or gel insole
• Must be full-foot, not just a heel lift — this keeps the foot balanced
• Should feel natural when walking (if it doesn’t, swap brands)

With the Air Max 720 sole + a 1-inch insole, the combined lift becomes:

1.5"–1.7" (shoe) + ~1" (insole) = 2.5"–2.7" total height gain​

That puts a 5’9.5" person at right around 6’0"–6’1" in public.

3. Why This Method Works So Well​

Based on my own experience, here’s why this combo is the most believable:

✔ Looks completely natural​

People know Air Max shoes run tall, so the added height doesn’t look suspicious.

✔ Doesn’t feel like wearing elevator shoes​

No weird posture, no stiff angle, no discomfort.

✔ Comfortable all day​

As long as the insoles are soft and the shoes fit half a size up if needed.

✔ No risk of being called out​

It’s just a normal sneaker + insole setup. Nothing extreme.

---

4. Tips I Learned Along the Way​

• Buy the shoes half a size bigger if adding insoles (prevents toe pressure)
• Replace the stock insole instead of stacking it on top
• Pick insoles that don’t lift only the heel (that throws off your stride)
• Break them in for a day so they feel natural

5. Final Height Estimate Example​

For someone around 5'9"–5'9.5", this setup usually results in:

• Air Max 720s: +1.5" to +1.7"
• Comfortable insole: +1.0"
• Total: +2.5" to +2.7"

Resulting height: 5'11.5"–6'0.2", very close to a legit 6 foot in public.

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Finally someone suggesting Nike 720's they truly are a fantastic shoe to fraud with very comfortable and have the tallest height gain out of all nike shoes ever

I will add that the bubble sole is succeptable to popping, I had both a white and black pair deflate however they are so easy to find cheap I bought them both for 30 USD each

 

[12aff]

This is exactly how I’ve personally found the easiest, most natural-looking way to appear around 6 feet tall without using bulky elevator shoes.

1. Start With Naturally Tall Sneakers (No Elevator Shoes Needed)​

In my experience, the best strategy is to use regular sneakers that already have a tall sole. This avoids the obvious “elevator shoe” look and just seems like normal footwear.

My favorite choice: Nike Air Max 720s​

• They’re genuinely good-looking shoes
• They’re comfortable
• They naturally add about 1.5" to 1.7" of height
• Nobody questions them, because they’re just athletic shoes with a big air bubble

That alone takes someone who’s 5’9.5" to basically 5’11"+.

---

2. Add a Low-Profile Insole for an Extra Boost​

The trick is to use a thin, single-layer insole — not giant elevator ones that make your heel sit weird.

What worked best for me:

• A simple 1-inch foam or gel insole
• Must be full-foot, not just a heel lift — this keeps the foot balanced
• Should feel natural when walking (if it doesn’t, swap brands)

With the Air Max 720 sole + a 1-inch insole, the combined lift becomes:

1.5"–1.7" (shoe) + ~1" (insole) = 2.5"–2.7" total height gain​

That puts a 5’9.5" person at right around 6’0"–6’1" in public.

3. Why This Method Works So Well​

Based on my own experience, here’s why this combo is the most believable:

✔ Looks completely natural​

People know Air Max shoes run tall, so the added height doesn’t look suspicious.

✔ Doesn’t feel like wearing elevator shoes​

No weird posture, no stiff angle, no discomfort.

✔ Comfortable all day​

As long as the insoles are soft and the shoes fit half a size up if needed.

✔ No risk of being called out​

It’s just a normal sneaker + insole setup. Nothing extreme.

---

4. Tips I Learned Along the Way​

• Buy the shoes half a size bigger if adding insoles (prevents toe pressure)
• Replace the stock insole instead of stacking it on top
• Pick insoles that don’t lift only the heel (that throws off your stride)
• Break them in for a day so they feel natural

5. Final Height Estimate Example​

For someone around 5'9"–5'9.5", this setup usually results in:

• Air Max 720s: +1.5" to +1.7"
• Comfortable insole: +1.0"
• Total: +2.5" to +2.7"

Resulting height: 5'11.5"–6'0.2", very close to a legit 6 foot in public.

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Bro must have taking his shoes off