Do you love crocs

[Mike Cunningham]

Personally not my thing, but I am in a house of Croc Luvers

The postman brought some of these yesterday
Crocs Inc - georgie

View the full horror of the Croc Welly OMG.............

Rgds non plastic shoe wearing person

[scubagit]

Originally Posted by purple vonny

I always thought they were for toddlers and chavs. Every chubby chav in Weymouth wears them while swearing at young sweet chewing Chardonnay in the pushchair. Nasty, nasty nasty.

But do they go to the shops (And I'm not just talking about the local shop either) in their PJ's whilst wearing their Crocs like in certain parts of Dublin???

[Fuse]

Hate the Croc originals, but have to admit to now owning these: Crocs Inc - athens from the Croc stable and they are fabulously comfortable - love 'em!

[The Penguin]

Originally Posted by scubagit

But do they go to the shops (And I'm not just talking about the local shop either) in their PJ's whilst wearing their Crocs like in certain parts of Dublin???

Must be an Irish thing, they do in Belfast...

[scubagit]

Originally Posted by SilvaFish

Crocs ROCK and are soooo in!



From someone who sported a mullet* over 15 years ago...


*not a fish.

And they were shite lookin then too!! I see the little rat bastard wearing the auld mullets around the place nowadays. Jesus...

[JasonP]

Originally Posted by Moz

Neo band across the top stylee. In true Indo form they were branded as ADDIDOS. The exchange rate at the time meant that they cost about £1.

I am of the opinion that it is morally wrong to spend more than a quid on a pair of flip flops. My current ones cost Mx$19.50 in Walmart, so I'm OK. Can't believe the price that people will pay for Havianas. They're about a quid in latin America too. Obviously, they may not be entirely authentic.

Jason

[Richard Mason]

I hate them, although fortunately it's waaaay to cold for em down here. I think I can live with the occasional GWS but I saw some big crocs on a farm in Qld and they terrified me.

[purple vonny]

Originally Posted by endoman

They will dry in about 3 seconds without a radiator, they are a kind of squidgy plastic material, radiator may melt them to the delight of several people on this thread. .

And this squidgy plastic material absorbs sweat into its very core. Like a pair of orthopaedic sweat sponges.

I first saw Crocs in Australia a couple of years ago. My friend said "look at these, they are incredibly light and comfortable". I said "yes, but they are horrible looking things".

We both tried some on and looked in the mirror (we were wearing shorts), looked at each other, laughed and said "no" in unison.

I've got some Flyflot and some Rocket Dog clogs - comfort without looking speshul.

[hogen-deifar]

Originally Posted by Sparky750

I have to admit before i actually bought a pair i thought they where daft however now they are on my feet all the time both with and without socks i know what the covens view of them is what about yours?

Originally Posted by Scubee

That is wrong. plain wrong

Originally Posted by purple vonny

I always thought they were for toddlers and chavs. Every chubby chav in Weymouth wears them while swearing at young sweet chewing Chardonnay in the pushchair. Nasty, nasty nasty.

And all I have to say is that I concur 100% with my sisters.

Wrong AND nasty.

What more is there to say about them?????

[broady]

Originally Posted by Buoyant Babe

We will get on well in Scapa next year then...

Indeed - I will bring a collection of scissors so that we can 'play' with the footwear of any croc-o-shite wearers on board !!

G

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