Originally Posted by molliepops:
“They are brilliant if you have bad knees, ankles or back as proper crocs (not cheapo versions) make you walk correctly. They are also good for anyone with fungal foot problems as you can wash and bleach them clean daily.
For those of us who don't give a fig what anyone else thinks and like comfort they are wonderful.
Almost cured my Plantar Fasciitis !”
Well, not so long ago I was waiting at the X-ray 'department' of the local hospital and I was watching all the nurses (male & female) trodding along in Crocs. None of them seemed to fit them properly and most of them seemed as if they were sliding out of their Crocs and walking half next to them.
The thing is with footwear, it might fit reasonably comfy when they are new, gradually the material stretches and you get your normal wear and tear, but you get so used to wearing bad shoes, you don't even notice that you're not walking properly anymore.
I doubt the nurses were wearing anything but the 'real' Crocs.
If you want to wear proper sandals, get Birkenstocks. A classic, made from natural materials.