Aaand just bought a pair of khaki colored Santa Cruz luxe slub shoes. Didn't know they made shoes other than clogs. I'd never wear the clogs, but they do have some nice looking shoes. Looking fwd to trying the Santa Cruz ones, hopefully as comfy as all the crocs sound. Says they have the triple comfy whatchamacallit, so should be nice.

I have two pair of the knock of walmart versions. One next to the sliding door for letting the dog out and another in the garage for running outside.

I have to admit they are pretty handy. I really dont wear them for any longer than 5 minutes though. They are also camo patterned so I feel a little more manly wearing them.

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Im in healthcare and no way would I wear clogs. At work I use lowtop Columbia or Salomon trail shoes.

My easy slip on home/water shoes are these Columbia boat shoes.

http://www.columbia.com/mens-b...ionColor=049#start=9

Don't leave them in the back window area (car) on a hot day..they shrink a few sizes

Yes, I have a pair but they are FDE

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I have crocs for golf shoes

I won't wear the original Crocs, but I have a pair of their sandals that I like a lot for the summer. I've been thinking about buying a pair of their slides for shower shoes at the gym.

http://www.crocs.com/p/mens-sw...dals&cid=060#start=3

http://www.crocs.com/p/crocban...ides&cid=02S#start=4

I'm old enough to not care what people think. So, let's see the choices again:

A. Wear Crocs, embrace the ghey and become celibate
B. Sleep with females half my age or less while wearing real footwear.

I chose B. Always choose B.

Unless it is "Babalooboo".

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Originally posted by konata88:
Considering but need some clarification because I'm not as agile as I used to be.

Are crocs slippery on wet floors or not. Seems like there are conflicting experiences above. I need good traction, always.

I love Crocs comfort. However, They are very unpredictably slippery on wet floors. If you don't want a sudden fall or slip then definitely look elsewhere.
They are also exceptionally grabby randomly on carpet. Google "croc stop." Between the croc stops on carpet and the near misses on wet floors, I steer clear of crocs now.