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YOU'RE NOT SUPPOSED TO WEAR CROCS MOTHER FUCKING PERIOD. GOD DAMN
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After a couple surgeries on my ankle Crocks feel pretty good, in fact the only "shoe" that I can wear with out pain.
Strap? Forward for ease, back for mowing. |
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I wear my Croc straps at the front and my backpack on one shoulder, I'm not a dork.
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I cut the straps off.
Never wear them away from the house. Clogs are what I wear. They have a very low heel. Unfortunately, Croc no longer makes clogs without holes; so I buy knockoffs from SG. |
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Crocs make great house slippers. I would never wear them out in public.
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What is, "one question I will never ask because LOL Crocs" for $1000, Alex
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A lot of the kids call them "adventure straps". Because if you're just walking around they are in the front. If you're going on an adventure, they go in the back.
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Holy shit people outside of Wal-Mart dwelllers still wear these?
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I also wear jean shorts and cargo shorts.
The people here who worry about what other guys wear are |
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Wife owns a pair. I use them sometimes to let the dog out or take him out to play fetch.
Always strap to front. At least that way if I get caught wearing them I can still play it off that I was just in too big of a rush to put on real shoes. Strap to the back looks extra gay and makes it seem like you put some real effort into wearing crocs which is absolutely unacceptable. |
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Waiting for an Arfdad to make a thread like:
"Should I Cerakote my Crocs?" |
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I use Crocs basically as outdoor slippers to get to and from the hottub in the snow which they are perfect for. In that application it's straps to the front I sure as fuck would never wear them off my property but they have their place. View Quote |
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I've been rocking the gay foamies for several years. Love them. As to the strap...
I use four pair (with replacement spares in the closet. Pair 1 are oversized. These are my "wash the car, go to the barn, clean the stalls, cut the grass and what-the-hell-has-my-dogs-stirred-up?' on the back 40" shoes. Oversized so thin wool socks can fit in winter. Strap is removed. Pair 2 are same as Pair 1, but strap is intact. These stay on my backpack. They are camp shoes/creek crossers. Pair 3,4, are same. Correct size and are sold at Walmart for $10. These come with no straps. 3 is for house shoes. 4 stay stowed in my fishing kayak |
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http://www.midwestsportsfans.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/06/mj-laughing.gif Strap goes in the trash can, with the rest of the shoe , and the box, and the woman that bought them . View Quote |
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I only wear mine when I get up to pee or to the bath house when camping.
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I always thought croc was a play on crotch, and have been wearing the strap around my ass. huh.
^see that's JUST AS GAY as anything else you might do with them |
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No fucks given here Wear them all the time now that I recently discovered how awesome they are. Wore some today to clean 3 chicken coops, clean out a pig pen, deliver a chicken brooder and 35 chicks to someone, and water the garden. View Quote |
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Strap in the front. Got my husband a pair of Mossy Oak Crocs, strap in the front for him too.
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I cut the straps off. Never wear them away from the house. Clogs are what I wear. They have a very low heel. Unfortunately, Croc no longer makes clogs without holes; so I buy knockoffs from SG. View Quote Check out the Bistro and Specialist models, both are solid toe. Typically used in food service but available in different colors as well as prints. Their on the croc website but I can't link via my phone. |
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I'd imagine strap in the front if they're just fuck around footwear. I used to think they were gay but apparently they're comfy as hell according to my boss. I just wear a pair of Nike flip flops for when I take the trash out or run to the gas station. Wearing 10" metatarsal, steel toe, monster boots for 10+ hours a day gotta let my feet breath.
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OP, strap in the rear, gives your boyfriend something to grab ,when he pulls you toward him ,while mounting you.
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I dont wear Crocs are they comfy for the feet? I wear Uggs ugly shoes for men. Damn comfy.
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It doesn't seem all that long ago that some dude wearing pink crocs disarmed a bad guy and then killed him with his own gun.
Can't find the news story, but there's probably an archived thread about it. |
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Let me guess...you don't have a hot tub. Or guests. Or chicks.
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I like my crocs, and don't give phuck if you don't.
I even have crocs sneakers, that looks like converse, but are softer rubber. My 3.5yo has realtree camo crocs. Strap to the front for easy on/off, to the back when walking. Flipflops are dumb and too hard to run in and they fall off too easy, cant wear socks with them unless you get the Japanese injinji socks. I need to get crocs without the holes, so the sawdust doesn't get my feet/socks messy when im in the garage cutting wood and other manly stuff. They don't replace the steel toe boots I wear 40+ hours a week. |
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Remember the rubber bracelets that high schoolers wear to show what kinky sexual stuff they're into? Crocs are the same way.
On top means you take it in the ass. Around the back means you take in the ass. |
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I also wear jean shorts and cargo shorts. The people here who worry about what other guys wear are View Quote I bet 99% of them have never worn them before. I had a pair as camp shoes and they felt great after hiking in boots all day, also wore a pair of black ones with no holes when I worked in a kitchen Haven't worn any in years but they are comfortable and easy to slip on and off, the wife wears a pair as house shoes |
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