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old rugged cross
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my old broke down oboz's time had come. Now I need a slip on shoe to make trips outside. I have rough terrain and will wear in all kinds of weather. Take a leakSmile out to the shop or shed. Get firewood etc.
With or without socks. I know many or you know the drill. Thoughts.



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Jungle Mocs.


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Jungle Mocs.


Yep.


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Merrel makes a very similar shoe called the Moab Adventure Moc. Somewhat flatter sole, which I prefer.
 
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old rugged cross
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Thanks guys. where do you guys order from with good pricing and reasonable or free shipping?



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recently acquired "Sketchers" slip on for an economy trial $54. So far so good.
 
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I prefer LL Bean Slides. They are leather, an have a flat, low bottom and the part that goes over the heel is lower, so I can put them on without using a finger or shoehorn. I see that Amazon offers a version. I'm off LL Bean for a while, so I may try Amazon.
 
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I try to avoid ordering shoes because of sizing issues... wherever you order from make sure they have easy returns... in case they don't fit.


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I was going to say crocs for quick trips, but just did the split in the snow in my driveway.

I do like the light weight muck boots


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Muck boots. Yep, even in shorts in the summer for a quick trip out back. No one behind me to witness the sexiness.
 
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https://www.zappos.com/slip-on-shoes-for-men



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Sketchers has a variety of shoes great for that.



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I've been wearing Clark's slip-on shoes for at least 10 years.


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I prefer a slide for easy-on/easy-off. I've had a $15 GBZ pair from Kohl's that have to be 20+ years old and they get kicked on and off at least once a day.

Do a search for "closed toe slides". All sorts of options.


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Crocks seem to work best for me.


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Usually I'll go out in a pair of Quoddy ring mules or Magnanni slippers.

Super comfortable and I don't think they have ever seen socks.

More than once have I worn them to town and will get another pair when they wear out.



 
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Originally posted by old rugged cross:
Thanks guys. where do you guys order from with good pricing and reasonable or free shipping?


Merrel has lots of sales and free shipping offers. I usually go with that or Amazon as the prices are often similar or identical, but this is as good as I've seen.

https://www.cabelas.com/shop/e...AvD_BwE&gclsrc=aw.ds
 
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I just checked Amazon and they are 65 bucks if you can be flexible on the color. And they will be there tomorrow. lol
 
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Originally posted by WaterburyBob:
I've been wearing Clark's slip-on shoes for at least 10 years.


I hope you gave your socks an occasional breather.... Big Grin


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old rugged cross
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Usually I'll go out in a pair of Quoddy ring mules or Magnanni slippers.

Super comfortable and I don't think they have ever seen socks.

More than once have I worn them to town and will get another pair when they wear out.


Nice, expensive but nice and made in Maine.



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