FITFLOPS walker 3 - lemon

shop-to-drop

jenniewb wrote: »

Please be careful- my mum has that and swears her fitflops (she has 3 pairs and used to live in them) gave her P.F, I don't know how much truth there is in it but she isn't the type to admit defeat with these shoes- she used to wear them every day without fail before the foot thing.

I think my fit flops gave me my P F too if not they contributed to it. Shame as I love my fitflops but can't wear them very much now.

5and1e

The link pasted above no longer exists, so could someone please confirm what size it was, thanks

jazzconfused

5and1e wrote: »

The link pasted above no longer exists, so could someone please confirm what size it was, thanks

if its the lemon one u are asking, sizes 4,5,6 now. and i just tried the link and its still working...if its the OP

mcphail

shop-to-drop wrote: »

I think my fit flops gave me my P F too if not they contributed to it. Shame as I love my fitflops but can't wear them very much now.

Being thick here . . . . . what is P F? (Pongy feet?)

docflipper

lol @ pongy feet.

pf stands for plantar fasciitis - painful inflammation of the fascia (connective tissue) on the arches of your feet

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Plantar_fasciitis

emerald21

zzzLazyDaisy wrote: »

How do the avon ones size up? My normal shoe size is a 6, but I wear a 5 in fitflops, so just wondering what size I'd need in the Avon ones?

I ordered some off my avon agent for my size or so i thought and they were massive lol like boats, was offered the option to change for a smaller size but didn t bother. A good price for £10 but the sheer size of them put me off. I might buy a different colour pair sometime but in a size or 2 smaller

emerald21

researcher wrote: »

I've got two pairs of fitflops and wore them all last summer and in the house during the winter. They are very comfortable but if you have narrow feet as I do, be prepared for the jellies to rub for a few days. My legs have always been toned and to be honest I haven't notice a difference.

I'm going to try the Avon ones as they would be great for evening wear, I just hope they fit!

In my opinion you need to order smaller than your size ones,, as i ordered my size and they were like boats. Got a refund sheer size put me off:D

Westywoodpecker

shop-to-drop wrote: »

I think my fit flops gave me my P F too if not they contributed to it. Shame as I love my fitflops but can't wear them very much now.

I'm a bit worried now as the blurb said they were good for PF which is why I ordered them in the first place :mad: Guess I'll have to wait & see

photome

BoroBaby wrote: »

Again, these are childrens sizes for £30. Most places sell adults as £50. For some reason the available adult sizes are on the childrens page too and if ordered appear to be £30. On the John Lewis adult pages they are £50. Have ordered adult size 5 from childrens page and they have gone through at £30. Will wait and see!

What is the difference between adults size 3 and kids size 3.

My wife went into JL today and got a pair of kids size 3 fitplops (the silver sparkly ones and they are labeled as kids) for her size 3 feet.

£30 so why pay £50 for a pair labled as adult size 3....I dont get it

jazzconfused

photome wrote: »

What is the difference between adults size 3 and kids size 3.

My wife went into JL today and got a pair of kids size 3 fitplops (the silver sparkly ones and they are labeled as kids) for her size 3 feet.

£30 so why pay £50 for a pair labled as adult size 3....I dont get it

somebody here said that the adult one is wider compare to kids but if she is comfortable with it then well done for a great bargain!