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Old Jun 04, 2005, 07:08 AM
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Hmmm...good to know that their sizes are variable. There may still be hope! The kind I tried on was the one with all the holes, which would never fly in an ICU. I was thinking of getting the one that is totally enclosed. I would actually like to get the one with just the air vents and no holes in the top, but I don't know if my feet would be protected well enough. There is lots of stuff that can fall on your feet or things that you can run into in our busy unit. The shoe I tried felt so good, I would liked to have been able to wear it but I would have to stand in one place all night to keep it on.

I'll have to see if I can try one of the other styles.

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Old Jun 04, 2005, 08:05 AM
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crocs and wet floors

How are Crocs on wet hospital floors? I work in a clinic that has water on the floor in certain areas each day.
I do not have Crocs but the shoes I do wear are very comfortable.... but I have slipped and fallen on wet floors twice.

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Old Jun 06, 2005, 11:39 PM
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Originally Posted by RN4NICU
Hmmm...good to know that their sizes are variable. There may still be hope! The kind I tried on was the one with all the holes, which would never fly in an ICU. I was thinking of getting the one that is totally enclosed. I would actually like to get the one with just the air vents and no holes in the top, but I don't know if my feet would be protected well enough. There is lots of stuff that can fall on your feet or things that you can run into in our busy unit. The shoe I tried felt so good, I would liked to have been able to wear it but I would have to stand in one place all night to keep it on.

I'll have to see if I can try one of the other styles.

I got the navy Highland which is without all the holes and love it. I wear it with socks and have no trouble at all. These are the most comfortable shoes I've ever worn. I even went walking tonight in my beach models. They are more comfortable than my New Balance's.

Sandy

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Old Jun 07, 2005, 12:12 PM
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I just bought highlands and they arrived today. I am wearing them now, they (so far) are the most comfortable shoes I own. I bought them at www.nofeargear.com for 40.90. They shipped very fast and so far I am happy with them, we will see how they hold up.

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Old Jun 07, 2005, 05:11 PM
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They are great on wet surfaces- they were designed originally as boat shoes, and they don't slip around whether the floors are wet or dry.

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