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Old 04-13-2009, 09:23 AM #10
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Mmmm Crocs. My friends made fun of me SO much when I bought them and still do whenever i wear them but you are right, SO COMFY. I have very little and quite wide feet so the Crocs fit is great AND because they are so lightweight it takes ages to fatigue my legs. I've not worn them in ages (mostly because I've been quite strong recently so able to wear whatever, and it's been winter in Scotland). Might be time for the Crocs to re-emerge though!
~Kathy

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I don't have any bunions on the big toe, but have had sharp shooting pains in that joint on occassion.

Has anybody tried "crocs" type shoes. OMG - I just recently found them and there's something about them that seems to help me walk a little better when I'm really have difficulty. Plus, they feel SO GOOD on my feet.

Becky
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