Birkenstocks

roryk83

still no luck

gona have to keep my eye out on ebay i think

mamaduke

roryk83 wrote: »

Thanks for all your help

I had a look in TK Maxx - they didnt have any in stock:mad:

If anyone knows anywhere that has them for £30 or less (its mens ones im after) please let me know

Hi they had loads reduced in My TK MAxx, what size do you need?.
They were blue, brown or black & reduced from £20 to £16 I think
Mamaduke

days4dreams

If youre really into a bargain Primark do a great coppy in white, gold or a floral print for £4. Ive got a pair myself and they are a great bargain shoe for getting knocked around during summer.:money:

roryk83

just in case anybody is after a cheap pair i know ASOS have them for £22 at the moment:money:

patchkipper

TJ Hughes seem to be doing an offer at the moment. They were on sale in the Shrewsbury branch for 15-18 pounds? They had black and another colour but I can't remember what it was. I would have bought some but I already have 2 pairs and bought a pair of scholl instead which were also on offer for £15.

durham05

Debenhams had the mens Birkenstock in the sale at £17.50.

savagevixen

consultant31 wrote: »

Birkenstocks!!!!!!!! Why????
When you could buy Crocs and be reeeeaaally comfy

But Crocs are not moneysaving (£30 for a lump of foam plastic) or environmentally/ecologically sound. They do not appear to be made of recycled or renewable sources and seem to be filling the world up with yet more plastic, that does not biodegrade.
I really hope I am wrong and someone will correct me, but this new plastic phenomenom only seems to be further damaging our precious planet. They are made of EVA (also known as acetate) and are not biodegradable. They are manufactured by foam creations. They are also usually manufactured in china, and there is no evidence to show that there is no child labour or appropriate work/manufacturing ethics.
I have no idea about Birkenstocks, but until crocs are made from renewable sources and are environmentally friendly we should all avoid them.

scottie1

try shoe-shop.com

chaniesc

Try TK Maxx they have them in there to fit everyone

yenners

yes, TK Maxx do them and you can try before you buy. Although the sizes and colour available can be a bit random