[jarrett622]

Anyone tried these? They're supposed to very comfortable and actually good for people with PN. The price they are I don't want to buy a pair unless there's a good chance they'll help me. Money is so tight I squeak.

[Dakota]

I love them. I wear them almost exclusively. I have noticed that the stores that sell expensive diabetic shoes are starting to sell Croc knock-offs. They have really improved the quality of my life. I am so much more comfortable in them than anything else. I have 3 different colors. I even wear them to church.

[Julie K]

Almost everyone I work with wear crocs and love them. I bought a pair and ended up not really liking them. The reason for me is because I have NO feeling in my feet. Because of this, it is easy for me to turn my foot or ankle when walking. There is no support for the feet with them. Otherwise I hear even doctors recommend them. So if you don't have a problem with needing support for your feet and ankles, I recommend you try them. I don't know if they have Wal-mart where you live, but here a generic brand of them is only about $5.00. Worth trying out to see if you like them before spending the money on a real pair of Crocks.

[ConsiderThis]

I got something that looks a lot like them from Lands End... and I love them. They were only $19.99. And the colors were great!!!!!!



I tried ordering Crocs last year and for more than three months my order kept getting lost.

I think the Lands End ones are called Trellos... something that rhymes with Jello, as I remember it...

[amit]

And enjoy them very much. I have also foot support that I use with my crocs.

[jarrett622]

I googled them. Check this out:

http://www.crocs.com/

Look at all the styles they come in! There's even one that looks like a regular shoe. And a dressy sandal type called sassari....*with* heels! Not high and more like a wedge heal. But they're cute! A style for just about every season and occasion. I had no idea!

ETA: Another link for Rx Crocs;
http://www.crocsrx.com/patientLanding