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My very first Crocs clogs!

Don't judge me. 

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LOL. So, I got myself my very first pair of Crocs clogs. 

Ok, why the need? Because of the suspected case of Athlete's Foot, I want to keep my feet as dry and airy as possible. (Arghh...I hate this AF thing, will have another post about it!) 

In order to still look presentable enough on Slippers/Flip Flops/Thongs, I had to shop for something nice and comfortable. 

So, I came across this Crocs website. It's got an AU website now, and it provides free delivery for purchases of $50 or more. 

I was hesitant about getting myself these 'clogs', so I ended up buying a pair of flip flops from Crocs. I thought, since Crocs' main selling point is comfort, the flip flops it makes shouldn't be too bad after all. 

But I was wrong. It cut my feet. You know the inverted 'V' shaped rubber stripes on flip flops? They cut my feet. Not only was it hurting my feet, I was also worried that the cuts and wounds would aggravate existing conditions I had on my feet. 

So, I logged back on to the website and purchased a pair of clogs! 

In the past, I had never been able to understand why would people buy something to wear that was not so aesthetically pleasing. The one I have here still looks OK *cough*, because the sole is bright red and looks kinda sporty. And it's almost the only design and colour combination that I can accept. 

It's also on sale now, AUD 50, with free delivery. Got it within 2 days, shipped from Melbourne. 

It was past 11pm that night when I made the purchase. I was feeling all exhausted and just got back from the library. I wanted a solution to the feet problem and the purchase without much hesitation really. And I only started to doubt myself a few seconds after I had finalised the purchase. 

I was worried that I wouldn't look good with clogs. I was worried about how people might perceive me. It's got a bright red sole, so its' very noticeable when I walk around in uni. I quickly googled "Crocs AND men AND fashion", and from what I gathered that night, Crocs is for old men who don't care about their appearance, who have basically 'given up' on making themselves look good! 

How scary! And an Instagram search with #Crocs also did not return results of hot guys pictured with Crocs. 

Anyway, I wore it to uni yesterday. I think it was alright. I didn't get stares. 

Would you wear it? What do you think? *don't be too honest pls* 



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  1. CalvinMarch 7, 2014 at 2:35 AM

    Personally, I won't and will never wear Crocs even if it's free. Hahaha... I just don't like it. It used to be a hype in Malaysia when it first started and there were imitations in 'pasar malam'. Oh yeah! There were few cases reported in the newspaper where some got tripped over and the worst case was the shoes got stuck in the escalator of a shopping mall. I have forgotten whether that person got his leg stuck inside too or what or whether he is safe in the end because it was years ago.

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    1. untold stories March 7, 2014 at 10:08 AM

      lol...You should really try Calvin it's very comfortable. We always talk about how straight people are unwilling to really see beyond the misconceptions and stereotypes towards us. So i guess unless we ourselves are able to practice that, we can't really demand that to happen from others.

      Give Crocs a chance. And most importantly don't despise us who wear Crocs. Hahaha

      And in case you are attending the event (the pink thing), you want to wear something that Distinguishes you from the crowd. lol

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  2. - a L E x -March 7, 2014 at 6:19 PM

    I too will never wear any crocs products. It's just not stylish at any level to me. It was even within top5 of the fashion crimes of shoes!

    In terms of comfort, there are many other brands that promise comfort as well. I personally prefer a birkenstock as it is comfy and with its latest design being trendy and to top it all, it provides foot health.

    And what Calvin is true. There are some shopping malls that put up signs to be careful on the escalators due wearing Crocs shoes.

    It's just a big no-no for me :P

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  3. Naughty PrinceMarch 8, 2014 at 7:53 PM

    as long as comfortable and with some arch support is good

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