Flip Flops - Is It Just Us?
#101
Perhaps it's the "you get what you pay for" syndrome. They sound really inexpensive - maybe better quality flip-flops wouldn't hurtyour feet? I can wear any kind of shoe with no problem other than the blister thing that happens when wearing a new pair of shoes or sandals.
#102
Had to add this to the thread ~ I just saw that someone on Freecycle was offering a large box of Old Navy flip flops ~ "hardly worn" LOL!
I haven't toss all of mine yet. Still hoping to find a craft to do with them. Maybe I can make them into a doormat? Stick them together and make a quilted padded bath mat? A beach bag?
I haven't toss all of mine yet. Still hoping to find a craft to do with them. Maybe I can make them into a doormat? Stick them together and make a quilted padded bath mat? A beach bag?
#104
Since it's so dry here, I can't really wear flip flops and if I do, it's only for a short period of time. They dry out my heals to where they'll split and bleed.. (not pretty)
So I bought some Sketchers on sale that have a sorta wrap around my big toe so it's sorta like flip flops, but they don't dry out my heals..love Sketchers!
So I bought some Sketchers on sale that have a sorta wrap around my big toe so it's sorta like flip flops, but they don't dry out my heals..love Sketchers!
#106
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Originally Posted by nativetexan
all shoes i've come across lately are not made the same as they used to be. probably. too wide, so i have to buy shorter or not at all.
flip flops take some getting used to even when made correctly. besides, they used to be called thongs!!!
flip flops take some getting used to even when made correctly. besides, they used to be called thongs!!!
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