Croc dilemma

[Loper]

Fix your existing ones and buy the wife a pair in hot pink….she’ll change her POV within a week. It’s a win/win. You get to keep your crocs, keep your wife, and you look like a stellar husband for giving her the gift she didn’t know she needed.

 

[Savage99]

Once my son’s size in crocs matched up to my wife’s size I will catch her throwing them on to take the trash out. Next thing you know she’s doing grocery pickup with them. Gotta play the long game and introduce them slow. Make it her idea.


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[JK47]

Once my son’s size in crocs matched up to my wife’s size I will catch her throwing them on to take the trash out. Next thing you know she’s doing grocery pickup with them. Gotta play the long game and introduce them slow. Make it her idea.


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Simply. Genius.

 

[kcm2]

I have several pairs of Crocs, most bought on sale. Comfortable, yes. Fit my feet, yes. Inexpensive, yes, some as low as $20 or $25. Hold up, yes, for years. The granddaughters all have Crocs and love them. I'm wearing Crocs today, the ones with shoelaces, at the office. They aren't good for everything but they are good for a lot. And when you have odd shaped feet like I do, most shoes are anti-cheap.

 

[rafiki]

love crocs but recently got a pair of bedrock mountain clogs. imagine if crocs and berks had a baby. much more expensive and heavier, but very well built and super comfortable. i've worn them every single day since i got them. i wouldn't take them on a hunt, but prefer the extra traction and protection while riding my bike.

 

[Blake C]

Trash them and stop wearing crocs all together