My daughter's podiatrist has ORDERED her to wear crocs. Wonder if he warned her about this. I'll have to tell her about it.
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Carol B

That isn't the first warning I've heard about crocs. If you ever go on escalators, stay away from the edges. I used to wear crocs but my feet started to hurt in them so now I stick with Birkenstocks.

I wear Crocs every day at work in the Operating Room. From experience, I agree with what you are saying, they can be slippery, also the toes can catch on the floors if you tend to shuffle a bit. They are very comfortable but be careful.

Im glad you are OK - yikes! I LIVE in Crocs and need to go back to the Branson outlet for more!!

Thanks for the info. I will check mine out for worn soles and watch where I walk.

So if Crocs are just plastic, what makes them so special? One of the girls that works for me wears them all the time and I noticed my sister has a pair of sandals.

I wear bare feet as much as possible and hate wearing shoes. What makes one love them so much?

Thank heavens you didn't break your hip. Glad A OK

They're a special kind of plastic-they mold themselves to the shape of your foot and are very comfortable right from the get-go. I hate wearing shoes too but my feet are too touchy to go barefoot. So I wear the least constricting shoes possible. Crocs fit me very loosely so I liked that about them. In the winter I wear Ugg boots and they feel like they're strangling my feet.

A special kind of plastic. Not the plastic they used to make the kids jellies. That kind of plastic is hot and will stick to the bare feet. These don't. I usually wear socks with them because I have diabetes but you can easily go without.

Thanks for the warning. Hope you are doing ok.