Mary Jane Crocs

[bbabe]

Hi,

Have beent thinking about buying some of these, can anyone tell me if they are comfortable for wearing at the parks in relation to normal crocs? :)

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WOW MY COUNTDOWN IS SURE GOING DOWN FAST NOW!!!

[florifan]

I got some last summer they are bit narrower than crocs so fel a bit more like shoes, my crocs are so wide they can feel a bit like clown shoes on steps etc! :o:

The button thing on the slingback part of the mary janes rubs the inside of my ankle though so couldn't wear them all day in the parks, but that might just be me - not sure, try them and if it feels like the croc button thing is rubbing a bit you might be better with conventional crocs (if you can call crocs conventional!!!LOL :D )

[Jan]

I have never worn them but judging by the recommendations here I would say they are very popular. I have been surfing and find that sweetfeetshoes.co.uk have a 15% discount at the moment and free P&P. Also go through quidco for a further 10% discount.

[Jan]

I got some last summer they are bit narrower than crocs so fel a bit more like shoes, my crocs are so wide they can feel a bit like clown shoes on steps etc! :o:

The button thing on the slingback part of the mary janes rubs the inside of my ankle though so couldn't wear them all day in the parks, but that might just be me - not sure, try them and if it feels like the croc button thing is rubbing a bit you might be better with conventional crocs (if you can call crocs conventional!!!LOL :D )

Thanks for that tip. I was just about to order some Mary Janes but I don't think I will now as my feet are always very tender. So, as you suggest, I will try the conventional Crocs.

[bbabe]

Thanks for the info, I too have tender feet but will take some moleskin with me to stick on the inside of the button and hope that this will help :)

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[Cyclospora]

I bought a pair of Mary Janes when we arrived at the airport and spent the next 2 weeks in them! I have wide feet and didn't have a problem with them at all!

Got them on now infact!

[simba]

i ve bought some for my hols been wearing them around the house and they feel fine

[loadsapixiedust]

I bought Mary Janes and wore them to the parks on holiday. The first day the rivet on one shoe did rub my foot and cause a blister but after the first day of wearing them there was no problem as they do mould to the shape of your feet as you wear them. I've worn them on many more days at the parks and since I got home I've worn them all day at work and they are now just as comfy as my Beach and Cayman Crocs.

If you intend to wear new ones on holiday I'd suggest taking some plasters or a bit of moleskin to use at the first sign of any problems.

[Maz]

I'm thinking of getting the Malindi, though the colours are a bit strange.

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/index.php?cPath=93_166

[motty1969]

Yes they are very comfy, get your self some.

[matthews_mum]

I'm thinking of getting the Malindi, though the colours are a bit strange.

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/index.php?cPath=93_166


Oooh...a site I haven't seen before! Thanks :)


And they're selling the Dora Caymans someone was looking for today for £24.99 but I don't know where the thread is :confused2

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=91_114&products_id=830

[matthews_mum]

I'm thinking of getting the Malindi, though the colours are a bit strange.

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/index.php?cPath=93_166

I've had a further browse through the site and have found this....

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=94_206&products_id=803

####! The world's gone Croc mad :pgig: :pgig:

[Maz]

I've had a further browse through the site and have found this....

http://www.get-crocs.co.uk/product_info.php?cPath=94_206&products_id=803

####! The world's gone Croc mad :pgig: :pgig:

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