Then hubby got a pair of 'crocks'. He wears them like house shoes and even goes out in the snow to retrieve wood stove pellets in them. I've slipped them on a couple of times but since his feet are soooo much bigger than mine, they don't really stay on well.
Recently Zuilly had a pair on sale, so after about 5 years, I bought a pair and
I HATE THEM!
I feel like I'm wearing Dutch wooden shoes. They are awfully unforgiving and I even purchased a size too large to compensate for that. Phooey. I'm back in my old worn tired and true Teva sandals.
Apparently I have a whole 'nuter definition of comfortable than young chicks, hubby, and the company who advertises them as comfortable.
Merideth I could not agree more. I hate them too. A lot of our members at the swimming club where white ones on pool side as it does not matter if they get wet but I borrowed a pair once as my trainers had got soaked and I had blisters on blisters aftet wearing them all day!!!
ReplyDeleteThe best sandals I have found and good for your feet are Scholls. I like the wooden ones and they have a leather band over the foot. I first had them as a child as a corrective show because I was born with all my toes crossed over each other (!) They worked really well and I find them very comfy. Hugs, Susie xx
Iv'e wondered about those shoes. I saw them everywhere a few years ago and heard raves about them, but they don't look comfortable to me.
ReplyDeleteMy most comfortable pair of shoes is a pair of boots, specifically a pair of Hathhorne Ranchers. I'd wear them all the time if I could.