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Shoes to wear!?!
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OhioDisneyLover
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I bought Croc socks while we were in Atlanta over Labor Day. They are really comfy and totally different from any other socks I have ever worn.
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OhioDisneyLover
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There was a Croc kiosk at a mall that I visited in Atlanta. I was a bit hesitant at first becuase the socks feel sort of strange. They breathe though when you have them on your feet and it is a bit difficult to describe but what a difference. I never had an issue the entire trip except the day that I spent the morning in flip flops...bit mistake.
You can also order them from the Crocs website. Here is the link.
http://shop.crocs.com//p-84-quarter...peId=51p&subsectionname=Gear§ion=products
I've never worn the fake Crocs so I'm not sure what the difference would be. I have a navy blue pair and a pair of black Disney Crocs. Someone approached me at Splash asking about my Navy blue Crocs. She said that she can't find that color anywhere. I thought that they were all over the place. :shrug:
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poohster
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Crocs should be outlawed, and those that wear them should be banned.Yeah, I'm being sarcastic, but if they went for the Ugly look, they sure succeeded.
they are vial arent they but if other people like them, then thats their chose to wear them.
Ive bought my daughter some for our disney trip but not the real things they are rip offs but just as ugly, but thats what she wanted 
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poohster
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just had a look on the croc site, 
wow i never knew they did so many different types, we tend to only get the beach look ones here well they are the only ones i have seen and they are darn ugly, might get a pair of the flip flops from the croc shop in orlando airport when we arrive
wow i never knew they did so many different types, we tend to only get the beach look ones here well they are the only ones i have seen and they are darn ugly, might get a pair of the flip flops from the croc shop in orlando airport when we arrive
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DisneyChik17
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disney crocs
Oh certainly not. You can get them many places that sell Crocs. And, if you wait until you get to your resort or in the parks, they will be the same price. I would order them off the internet though, they have the hard to find colors. :wave:
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OhioDisneyLover
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just had a look on the croc site,
I have the flip flops and the thing between the toes hurts. I am determined to try and wear them but every time I do...ouch!!!!
I love the website though. So may choices. It took me a while to convince hubby to wear them. They are so darn ugly.:ROFLOL:
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Tinkerbella16
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fresh fair of white Nikes.
Flip-flops for the evenings when we arent really walking around too much, because they aren't the best things for your feet when you are walking a lot. I bought a cute pair just to wear to one of our sit down dinners one night.
Flip-flops for the evenings when we arent really walking around too much, because they aren't the best things for your feet when you are walking a lot. I bought a cute pair just to wear to one of our sit down dinners one night.
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RiversideBunny
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Get some Nike, New Balance, Rebok, etc. running shoes or cross trainers.
Pay at least $39 for them.
There's usually a sale on somewhere.
Wear with socks.
Have fun.
Pay at least $39 for them.
There's usually a sale on somewhere.
Wear with socks.
Have fun.
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Phonedave
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Cross-trainers with socks.
I would go so far as to say running shoes with good support, not ultra-lights which are lighter but not as much in the footbed. but, running shoes can be expensive, and I only wear them to run in
If I was not a slave to fashon (ok, maybe not, but I don't feel like looking too much like a strange person) I would consider wearing lightweight hiking boots. HEck, thats what I wear when hiking. 10 - 15 miles in rough terrain and not a pain in the feet but somehow thats a bit OTT for a theme park.
Crocs - sorry, for me they are right out
(my kids like them though)
-dave
I would go so far as to say running shoes with good support, not ultra-lights which are lighter but not as much in the footbed. but, running shoes can be expensive, and I only wear them to run in
If I was not a slave to fashon (ok, maybe not, but I don't feel like looking too much like a strange person) I would consider wearing lightweight hiking boots. HEck, thats what I wear when hiking. 10 - 15 miles in rough terrain and not a pain in the feet
but somehow thats a bit OTT for a theme park.Crocs - sorry, for me they are right out
(my kids like them though)-dave
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