Crocs

Crocs


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I have broken my leg/ankle twice in spiffy footwear, the first time they were Irish made wallabees and the second time in Finn Comfort shoes. :rolleyes:
 
I have broken my leg/ankle twice in spiffy footwear, the first time they were Irish made wallabees and the second time in Finn Comfort shoes. :rolleyes:

I broke my foot in sneakers.... walking down the stairs :eek:

The croc I wore as a fashion statement after I broke my foot. I alternated it with a sheepskin slipper when the weather was cold.
 
I'd rather break my foot than wear Crocs.

They do protect your feet from blisters and hurting. And they also protect you from a fashionable reputation, in case you worry about that sort of thing. You are guaranteed to never have anyone come up and bug you about fashion advice, whilst wearing them.
 
What do you all have against crocs, really?
They are shoes, not some moral dilemma!
Camping? Crocs for that quick walk to the shower block.
Beach? Crocs get you over the hot sand and rinse clean.
Gardening? Crocs are easy to get the mud/grass clippings off.

Do you all have the same hatred for flip-flops?
 
I can't find Crocs in my size - UK13; US14.

If I could, I'd wear them to cross the shingle to get to the beach opposite my house.

Edited: found a pair large enough on eBay. Maybe...
 
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my first thought was about if this applied to salt water crocs?
 
These things are the best. I got a couple pairs at Canadian Tire for like $10, one for the cottage and one for the back sliding doors so I can jump out onto the deck with it rains or there is snow and get at the BBQ. Dont' wear them out with pajamas to Walmart like some simps do, but they are probably from the other side of the tracks and can't be bothered to change to go out either. Oh well. At least they don't have flip flops on.
 
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