Since I wear a prosthetic brace on my left leg (I was born without a foot), I am very limited in what types of shoes I can wear. I've owned knee-high Demonia boots for a very long time and have come to rely on them a lot over the years. For some reason, I never took a chance on shorter boots, but one day I just decided to go for it.

I'm glad I did!

These boots look amazing, they fit wonderfully, and I love how versatile they are. They go well with pants, skirts, dresses, even shorts.

The only thing about them that has proven to be a little tricky for me is getting used to how thicker the bottoms are. I tripped and fell twice in one day while wearing them but I guess this is what girls have endured for ages when they are trying to adjust to wearing high-heeled shoes and the such.

These boots aren't even all that stacked! But I'm a dork like that.

In time, I will get used to it.

I MUST get used to walking in them because I love them way too much than to store them away in the dark recesses of my closet.

With that one little complaint, I cannot even blame the shoes for my poor balance, as wearing a foot brace has always made me a bit of a klutz.

I highly recommend these boots for anyone who wants simple, affordable, stylish and versatile shoes.

Generally, these are solid shoes and they look incredible. My only issue is that there is some kind of stitching on the tongue of the boot, near the ankle area, that can cause pain if they’re laced tight at all, so be sure to wear thicker socks with these!