I wanna pair of CROCS - help!

Lara

I've looked at them but never bought but I LOVE those wellies...............got to get a pair especially in today's weather! :j

beautifulgorgeous_2

Got them in Brantano but still £30

Edinburghlass_2

Clowance wrote:

So does any high street store stock them, so I could try some on? Saw House of Fraser mentioned, have one in the next town.

John Lewis have them.

Friend also found them in Majorca last year

billj_3

Hi

I don't suffer from sweaty feet as a rule, but I was told by an american lady in Sea World who admired my CROCS, that she wore her's for gardening then popped them into the top shelf of the dishwasher and they come out like new!!!

dragonsoup

Sorry I don't care HOW comfortable they are. To me they are just plain hideous and I shall stick to my 4" stilletos!

ceebeeby

Thanks to a previous poster on page 1 - just bought 4 pairs for me and my DD's!!!!

barginunter

Louisa_Jane wrote:

But they're so ugly!!!

I agree - I'd rather be burnt at the stake than wear those!

milkfloatquack

Clowance - I've never found them sweaty because of the air holes.
I kind of agree with barginunter and Louisa that they are hideously ugly, but they are so comfortable that they make up for it. I think they are definitely well worth the £22 from the jelly egg website. I hammered mine all summer doing lots of walking, and now use them in the house for winter, they are still in great condition and am sure will last another summer. I bought mine for £29 from John Lewis last summer, maybe they still sell them?

teb_2

I fancy a pair of these. The Beach and the Cayman versions are the same except the Cayman is slightly narrower fitting. Since they are both supposed to be kinda wide anyway, I'm not sure what to go for. I don't have a narrow foot, just average I guess. Which version have most of you bought and did you try both first?

ethansmum

I've got both! No sweating and tired feet- they are a treat to wear. My DS (3) wears mine he loves them so much! I wear the ones without holes in winter, then both in summer.