Croc's

[Keepstanding]

I just recently got a pair of Croc's. I have problems with plantar faciitis and sunken arches. I have to say that Croc's hurt my feet. I have heard so many good things about them on this board. Anyone out there having the same problem as me ?

Praiser:o

[GadgetRN71, ASN, RN]

I wear the Specialist model of Crocs...they come in vented and non-vented, the tops are closed and they have good support(I have high arches). I haven't slipped at work and our environment gets pretty wet what with saline, blood, etc. Haven't even had any "croc stops".

[marilynmom, LPN, NP]

I hate Croc's!! I have tripped in them at work and don't even find them very comfortable.

I have PF as well

[Mayotski]

Croc's is really popular with our anesthesia residents. I think they're kinda cool but I can't afford a pair. So I just bought 2 cute pairs (silver and purple with gems) that looks exactly like it in a popular department store here in Manila. They're really cool and very soft. :)

[I love my cat!]

I love my Crocs, but yes, they can get very slippery when the sole begins to wear down. Crocs need to come up with a more durable sole.

I also love a shoe/clog called Anywears. The style that I like are flat and are non-vented. They can easily accommodate any type of arch support.

Here is the website:

http://www.anywears.com/

I use to have terrible Plantar Fasciitis (thanks to being on my feet so much). I was almost crippled by the pain. I finally got Cortisone Injections and started wearing Anywears and that saved my life.

[Virgo_RN, BSN, RN]

Crocs are being banned in my workplace due to several accidents. They are hopeless in wet areas, they have no grip and I don't feel safe anymore wearing them.

Birkenstocks are a good option. We don't have Dankso's here (i like the look of them though) they are more expensive than crocs but are so comfy and worth the money.

I ordered my Danskos online.