sunvalleylaw
Contributing Member
helliott said:Don't be too quick to judge the ugly crocks. I was a late convert, and admit they look like hell. But I have aging athlete feet (think basketball on tile in Keds) and I honestly find they have some value with reducing discomfort, particularly after a long day and lots of walking in dress shoes. I hate to admit it, but I've taken to doing the early morning dog walk in crocs and socks.
Yep, they're ugly, but GQ ain't knockin at my door. And they feel good, so what the heck.
I completely agree. I have my feet in hard ski boots, and in stiff cycling shoes, and in dress shoes much of the time. I defy my wife's friends who tease my because I wear my pearl izumi socks with my crocs sometimes, but otherwise, my heels tend to dry out and split, and it is darn comfortable. Function over fashion, I say. I will not be dictated to by some nefarious fashion police, enforcing rules set by advertising execs and magazine publishers. Also, I am a married, 40 something Dad. I try to look decent, but who am I really trying to impress?
zeusse said:My wife and kids love them but I just can't get around what they look like just hand me my hippie sandals and I'm good to go
I have Birkenstocks too, which qualify as hippy sandals I believe. The leather and cork is more upkeep though, and I don't thrash those on the beach like I do these.
Spud, Mrs. SVL wears some of those fuzzy crocs around the house during our cold winters and cool evenings. The height of comfort for her. :AOK: