[firefox828]

Originally Posted by DaughterofRuth

These are also available through podiatrists - I'm seeing one for PF and their in-office shoe store has them.

Thanks for letting me know! Ordering online is quite expensive -- with added shipping cost.

[cardiacRN2006]

Originally Posted by babyktchr

Have any of you seen the crocs buttons you can put in the holes of the shoes on top? A few stores here at the beach sell them and they are just adorable. Hearts and butterflies, stuff like that. A lot of nurses have bought them and they look great. Just wanted to know if anyone else has seen them.

http://jibbitz.com/
Here's where you can find the things to put in your crocs!

[Sonn]

Rural Oz OT. We all wear crocs.

[Marie_LPN]

Jibbitz is in the works of being bought by Crocs.

[anne74]

I LOOOOOOVE my Crocs. Used to wear Dansko's, but they killed my knees - they're like walking on wooden blocks - no shock absorbance.

I have really high arches, so I stick arch supports in my Croc's, and there you have the world's perfect shoe! And the fact that they're $30 - $40 each - how can you beat that?

Thank God my hospital doesn't ban them. I'd be in pain all day without them.

[Angie O'Plasty, RN]

I was so happy to get the Crocs! My feet are much happier now!

[Lindsay42]

Are the vents on the side really necessary? I know that fluid will not run into the vents, but does it really help keep your feet cooler?

[Marie_LPN]

Necessary, not really (they make a model that has no holes or vents also) but they keep my feet drier.

[cardiacRN2006]

Originally Posted by Lindsay42

Are the vents on the side really necessary? I know that fluid will not run into the vents, but does it really help keep your feet cooler?

Big time! I have a pair with no holes, and they get pretty hot...

[Lindsay42]

Thanks for the responses. I think I'll get a pair (I wear Danskos now) when I graduate (in December) to wait and see what colors my unit wears