Cheapest Crocs

Poppycat

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Tao81

Hi,

I don't like the look of crocs but have to admit wear them a lot because they are so comfy, let your feet breath and are washable, so no smelly footwear over time!

However, I never failed to be shocked at just what some people wear them with and see them being worn in the most unexpected places!
I attended a seminar in London this April where there were a lot of 'posh' types present and to my amazement there were some people there, all toffed up in their summer finery which they'd finished off with a pair of crocs on their pegs!! :shocked: Weird!.......I'd only ever put them with very casual wear myself......But then that's only me and there's no accounting for taste is there?!!:rotfl:

FYI - One of the best copies of crocs I've seen so far, was in a catalogue called 'Scotts of Stow' - Only £14.95. Limited colours stocked but do, do a nice khaki colour.

Violetta_2

There is an I Wanna thread to the cult of crocs and also a site that updates with the cheapest crocs available each day.

MandyQue

I have 4 pairs of Cayman crocs and they are fantastic, so comfortable, light and lovely I have wide fitting feet and have trouble getting comfy shoes but these are fantastic

Edinburghlass_2

rjm2k1 wrote: »

I've never understood what the attraction of these strange brightly coloured plastic shoes is, can someone enlighten me?

Comfort, comfort and comfort

FloFlo

Skint_Catt wrote: »

I brought mine from www.taylorshoes.com and they are brilliant. I have three pairs now (Athens, Caymans and Sassaris) and my OH has Sobeks.

Go for it!

C xx

Which shipping did you use and how long did they take to come, the heelys seem good value aswell.

Mathers_2

I saw them yesterday for £20 instore (Bishopsgate London) in the outdoor pursuits shop 'Cotswolds'. It was a special offer on the gold ones only. They have a website too:

https://www.cotswoldoutdoor.com

danger_mouse_2

i seen a website selling these and they recomend them for ppl working in medical enviroments, aparently the sole doesnt carry the mrsa virus or something from memory

BettiePage

danger_mouse wrote: »

i seen a website selling these and they recomend them for ppl working in medical enviroments, aparently the sole doesnt carry the mrsa virus or something from memory

I think it's more likely that you can easily disinfect the whole shoe to help prevent the spread of mrsa.

c1181427

Hello, this is my first post and I'm glad is going to be an helpful one.
The cheapest place to find crocs is Asos.com, they sell them at only £17.00!!!
enjoy
http://www.asos.com/Vernon-Kay/Crocs/Crocs-Croslite-Sandal/Prod/pgeproduct.aspx?iid=153794&cid=1935