Need help with my Timberland height fraud

[O'Pry]

My current setup involves a DIY 1cm thick insulation foam sheet that I cut out and put in the base of the shoe, followed by a 1 inch thick shoe lift I bought online, then the stock Timberland insole ontop to hide the lifts.

The idea of the fraud, especially with the DIY foam insole is that it raises the entire platform of the sole, so that my feet aren't positioned in a ridiculous angle. I would fit another one in but there wouldn't be enough space for my feet to fit.

Whole setup makes me 2.5" taller, ideally I'd like to get to 3" though. Any tips?

 

[albanianblackguy]

walk a lot in them, takes time to get used to such shoes, after a while it becomes hard to walk in normal shoes jfl