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Crocs - £15 adults. £10 childrens

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 12:34

Sounds like a good deal to me.

Had holey ones and ones with no holes at the front. Lots of colours.

SportsDirect - instore. Probably online too.

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Wilts · 15/04/2009 12:36

Oh that is good were they 'real' crocs? my ds2 lives in crocs.

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 12:43

They were Crocs brand - I assume that seeing they are in a high street shop they were genuine. (they also had sketchers too at about £6)

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 12:47

here

They seemed to have more variety than that instore - although I see there aer some waterbugs in my size for £6 am tempted for loafing about the beach even if they are pink....

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Wilts · 15/04/2009 12:47

Oh thank you !

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 12:50

Oops I am scanning too fast the water bugs are sketchers.

The Crocs are still £10 and £15 though.

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purplemonkeydishwasher · 15/04/2009 12:53

SMS - you dont 'do' crocs but will do waterbugs?? they look the same! lol

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 12:54

No non o - I don't do Crocs (priomarily because of expense TBH)....but for £6 I would

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mrsmalumbas · 15/04/2009 13:04

Thank you! JUst got DD1 some lilac crocs and DD2 some pink skechers - very good for the summer and especially for camping...

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 13:51

Bump (cos I thought they would be more popular)

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Stretch · 15/04/2009 13:57

Do crocs hurt your heels? It's just I have bad urticaria on mine and can't wear anything that may rub.

shhhh · 15/04/2009 14:35

thanks fro me as well...just got dd and ds some.

BTW stretch, crocs don't rub (genuine ones anyway) they are designed to a be a loose fit and are sooooo comfy. (Ideal in pregnancy imo).

Stretch · 15/04/2009 14:39

Thanks shhh, I'm pregnant so will be ideal for summer, not due until Sept!

TheOtherMaryPoppinsDiets · 15/04/2009 14:40

Stretch the only crocs I have had that rub are the new Alice ones.

Thanks for the link

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 14:48

I wish I had got some now when I saw them....although TBH most of hte colours they had instore were rather erm vivid.

I want some muted ones and I couldn't be bothered to rummage - they were only just putting them out and many of them were still in plastic bags.

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shhhh · 15/04/2009 16:37

perfect then stretch..

I used mine with both dd and ds and esp as I suffered with spd every movement I made was painful. Felt like I was walking on air . Even better is the fact that every week shove then in a pillow case, into the washer with a load of washing and hey presto a new pair of crocs , x

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SlightlyMadStirrup · 15/04/2009 19:16

bump

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