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Old 03-03-2017, 11:45 AM #1
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Originally Posted by hbielski1905 View Post
Hi Ragtop,

You brought up a very good point about shoes and socks. This was a huge issue for me. I too had to find thick socks... I have also had to move to shoes without laces. I need to because my feet are constantly either hurting or need air from my shoes. I find the ease of taking them on or off so much nicer!!

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BTW, I just got some white athletic socks from Costco that are very thick and soft and pretty comfy. Something to look at for anyone with access to a Costco membership
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