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Challenge: Find me some crocs..

19 replies

shhhh · 09/08/2006 10:37

Find me the cheapest on the internet please..!!

I can only find £29 as the cheapest. Im a size 4 so maybe childs could fit..??

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MrsBadger · 09/08/2006 12:03

child's crocs only go up to a 3

think adults' are price-fixed at £29 in all UK stockists

cosmicdancer · 09/08/2006 14:46

They all seem to be £28.95 as you say.

cosmicdancer · 09/08/2006 14:51

Have you tried them on?

Just wondering because I thought they were really big fitting on me. Wondering if a size 3 might actually fit you.

I hated them on by the way.

Lots on ebay for £29 with free postage

Original poster
shhhh · 09/08/2006 15:37

thanks for looking..usa can do them cheaper but the sites I have seen won't ship here atm..!

Didn't think about ebay but will look now..mmm maybe a 3 will fit..

Thanks again for looking everyone xx

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FraudelCastro · 09/08/2006 15:44

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hairymclary · 09/08/2006 15:45

no, you and me both fraudel.
I tried some on the other day, for a laugh, they were comfy but not comfy enough to walk around in PUBLIC in them

Fimbo · 09/08/2006 15:47

Not for me personally. I saw a lot of children wearing them in London and they looked ok, couldn't imagine my ds in them though although my dd would probably love them.

cosmicdancer · 09/08/2006 15:47

I like the idea of them but they looked hideous on my feet - huge and I haven't got big feet either.

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shhhh · 09/08/2006 15:56

see I haven't tried any on so i'm now thinking maybe my size 4's will be more like size 8's..!!!

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cosmicdancer · 09/08/2006 16:00

They seem to be very wide fitting - I've got skinny feet. Is there nowhere near you that sells them - my local garden centre had them.

Fimbo · 09/08/2006 16:02

Are you near a Millets? They have them (or at least they did) that way you could try them on (also had childrens) and see if you like or not.

Chandra · 23/09/2006 11:07

... I tried them on and they were so comfy I ended up walking out of the store with a red pair (bought them to use at home). The only thing I regret is not getting them in black as I could use them to walk to work. They are unbelievable comfy!

Now, can anybody help me to find ones for DS? I was planning to order them as most local shops only carry the adult range, but DS is 8.5 (25-6 eu) and I have not a clue if a 9 will be way to wide for him. Any clues?

Chandra · 23/09/2006 20:10

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chickenwings · 23/09/2006 20:13

Try this \link {http://www.lookatmycrazyshoes.com/product_info.php/cPath/31/products_id/1106?gclid=CO_AkPy7xIcCFQeZHgodbUWUKg\link}

Good luck!

chickenwings · 23/09/2006 20:14

Sorry - link

Chandra · 23/09/2006 20:46

Thanks for that , he uses 8.5 so a bit confusing (just in the border of the two sizes but now I have read they have to fit that wide and long... I will order the bigger size.

Yorkiegirl · 23/09/2006 20:51

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misdee · 23/09/2006 20:54

i got mine off ebay. dh says they are clown shoes but they are really comfty.

dd1 wants a yellow pair, dd2 wants purple.

Pixiefish · 23/09/2006 20:55

£25 in the local garden center at the start of the summer

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