What are croc shoes?
 

:confused: help me GC! I know I can google this up. By why bother when you wonderful women with great fashion senses can tell me what they are.

Those shoes that look plastic with the holes in them.

ohhhhh ok.

so do you GC ladies who were Croc shoes wear these http://www.crocs.com/consumer/product_details/kneeler/ when you are giving BJs?

OMG, that has to be the most insane thing I have ever seen. I pray to God that the crocs and the kneeler are for gardening, and that's it!!! Of course, you steal the design and remarket it to the sex crowd as what you're suggesting, Bobby, and I swear, you'd make millions. I'm just sayin...

Haha after reading Bobby's post, the description takes on a whole new meaning:
Great for those jobs that require you to be on your knees. The kneeler is made from the same croslite material that is used for our shoes. This is a great gift.

I bet it will be on every guy's Christmas list this year...

that is so wrong!!! lol

I think it was actually the largest shoe IPO in history or something like that.

-Rudey

--snicker;)

My mom has one of those that she uses out in the garden. And it stays out in the garden thankfully b/c I don't even wanna go and think about other uses for this thing. :o I've used it once before while helping plant some flowers, it's actually an awesome thing to have ridiculous as it might seem/look. :D

They are the UGLIEST things I've ever seen. They are HUGE in Oxford, MS. Everyone from sorority girls to doctors are wearing them. I am probably the only one in town who doesn't own a pair. The worst is a friend of mine who has a pair for her 4 month old child! I could see wearing the harder plastic ones in the garden and I know that chefs will wear a similar shoe but when I see someone wearing jeans, cute top, and bright green Crocs I want to puke. The Ole Miss bookstores is even selling them....

I wear them for water stuff - fishing, boating, kayaking - which is what they were made for. They have non-slip soles and the plastic doesn't get stinky when it's wet. They may not be high fashion, but they are functional.

I see them everywhere, on males and females, kids and adults. Boy Scout camps were recommending them this past summer, because fungi and bacteria won't grow on them.

And, okay, I will admit it -- I own a pair. (But they are not bright green.) And I don't care how they look, they are without a doubt the most comfortable shoes I have ever owned. I wear them whenever I can.

I've got a pair of navy Crocs. Yes, they're unattractive but I've found they are wonderful for heel spurs. Next on my list is a pair of the Crocs Relief shoes to see if they are any better for the pain. Trust me, if I could go barefoot or wear cute little sandals or heels I would!

Wow...that kinda surprises me. Do they "breathe" much if you wear them with bare feet? I have visions of hot, sweaty, slimey feet in the summertime.