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Frogwatch[_2_] August 24th 09 05:27 PM

Boat shoes
 
In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.

H the K[_2_] August 24th 09 05:37 PM

Boat shoes
 
Frogwatch wrote:
In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.



My TEVAs walk to the washing machine when they can't stand how they
smell. Then, they dry themselves out on the porch.

Don White August 24th 09 05:42 PM

Boat shoes
 

"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.


You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around the
water eh?
Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like Dingy
Dan. Then all bets are off.



Frogwatch[_2_] August 24th 09 07:18 PM

Boat shoes
 
On Aug 24, 12:42*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message

...

In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. *In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. *The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. *I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. *I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.


You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around the
water eh?
Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like Dingy
Dan. *Then all bets are off.


Hmm, my Crocs do not have that little strap. It would be very useful
too.
Now as far as color is concerned, I am enough of a curmudgeon to not
care what anybody thinks so I think pink would be useful in finding em
in dark water (they're gonna go into the water sooner or later). Mine
are black and I nearly lost one at Cedar key.

JustWait August 24th 09 07:30 PM

Boat shoes
 
In article 845b5ab1-e19d-439e-a8f5-657ae55d3b49
@a26g2000yqn.googlegroups.com, says...

On Aug 24, 12:42*pm, "Don White" wrote:
"Frogwatch" wrote in message

....

In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. *In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. *The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. *I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. *I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.


You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around the
water eh?
Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like Dingy
Dan. *Then all bets are off.


Hmm, my Crocs do not have that little strap. It would be very useful
too.
Now as far as color is concerned, I am enough of a curmudgeon to not
care what anybody thinks so I think pink would be useful in finding em
in dark water (they're gonna go into the water sooner or later). Mine
are black and I nearly lost one at Cedar key.


The Mouse says it's perfectly OK for boys to wear Pink, as long as they
are "cool kids"...

Mikey, another member of RMR rides in some pink here and there. Last
race he wore Jessi's Pink socks and took first place so this time he
came with pink straps on his boots. He is 11 years old so I won't slap
him around too much.. Of course he is a "cool kid".

Rowdy Mouse Racing, Jessi is currently second place in the season
championship with her higest finish being second! Mikey is first in the
65 class/several wins, first in the 65 all class/several wins, and third
in the 85 class/one win. Billy, another teammate is in third in points
in the 85 class with several wins... RMR kicks ass, take that WAFA...




--
Wafa free since 2009

Don White August 24th 09 09:11 PM

Boat shoes
 

"Gene" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:42:30 -0300, Don White penned the following
well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

|
|"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
| In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
| make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
| You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
| simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
| easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
| better than flip flops.
| Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
| bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
| come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
| Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
| chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
| Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
| washed.
|
|You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around
the
|water eh?
|Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
|BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like
Dingy
|Dan. Then all bets are off.
|

I've wondered about these:

http://tinyurl.com/lfykl5

--

That looks like a 'duck shoe' or duckys.
I like the easy slip on/off. If I had to tie the laces each time. I'd look
for a better fitting type of water shoe.
Almost bought a pair of LandsEnd water shoes at Sears but by the time I
decided and went back...no more size 12s.



Jeem August 24th 09 09:20 PM

Boat shoes
 
Don White wrote:
"Gene" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:42:30 -0300, Don White penned the following
well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

|
|"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
| In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
| make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
| You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
| simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
| easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
| better than flip flops.
| Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
| bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
| come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
| Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
| chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
| Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
| washed.
|
|You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around
the
|water eh?
|Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
|BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like
Dingy
|Dan. Then all bets are off.
|

I've wondered about these:

http://tinyurl.com/lfykl5

--

That looks like a 'duck shoe' or duckys.
I like the easy slip on/off. If I had to tie the laces each time. I'd look
for a better fitting type of water shoe.
Almost bought a pair of LandsEnd water shoes at Sears but by the time I
decided and went back...no more size 12s.


Size 12? (OMG) I'll bet you waterski barefoot.

JustWait August 24th 09 09:34 PM

Boat shoes
 
In article ,
says...

On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:42:30 -0300, Don White penned the following
well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

|
|"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
| In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
| make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
| You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
| simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
| easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
| better than flip flops.
| Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
| bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
| come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
| Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
| chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
| Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
| washed.
|
|You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around the
|water eh?
|Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
|BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like Dingy
|Dan. Then all bets are off.
|

I've wondered about these:

http://tinyurl.com/lfykl5

Can't really find mine on line, but I wear something like this on the
water:

http://www.dickssportinggoods.com/pr...ductId=3508597

Goretex, mesh, drys very fast and provides pretty good protection...

--
Wafa free since 2009

Guzzistimo August 24th 09 09:37 PM

Boat shoes
 
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 09:27:11 -0700 (PDT), Frogwatch
wrote:

In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
better than flip flops.
Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
washed.


Got a pair of these a couple months ago. I love 'em.

http://tinyurl.com/mq5t5s
--
John H

"If you think healthcare is expensive now, wait until it's free!"
--Anonymous

Don White August 24th 09 09:46 PM

Boat shoes
 

"Jeem" wrote in message
...
Don White wrote:
"Gene" wrote in message
...
On Mon, 24 Aug 2009 13:42:30 -0300, Don White penned the following
well considered thoughts to the readers of rec.boats:

|
|"Frogwatch" wrote in message
...
| In another thread, somebody was denigrating Crocs. In reality, they
| make good boat shoes and are much better than my normal flip flops.
| You have to realize that in N. FL summers, wearing normal shoes would
| simply be stupid. The only prob I have with em is that you cannot
| easily walk in the water because they come off to easily but are much
| better than flip flops.
| Last week while at the Nantahala Outdoor Center in NC, I finally
| bought some Teva water shoes and I like em cuz they will not easily
| come off in the water and protect the side of the foot better than
| Crocs. I still wear the Crocs when I need to go outside quickly to
| chase down our crazed escape expert Catahoula dog. I suspect the
| Crocs will never stink as badly as the teva will eventually unless
| washed.
|
|You do flip the little 'strap' behind your heel when using crocs around
the
|water eh?
|Around the house I just flip that strap forward.
|BTW...the Crocs aren't supposed to hold odor...unless you smell like
Dingy
|Dan. Then all bets are off.
|

I've wondered about these:

http://tinyurl.com/lfykl5

--

That looks like a 'duck shoe' or duckys.
I like the easy slip on/off. If I had to tie the laces each time. I'd
look for a better fitting type of water shoe.
Almost bought a pair of LandsEnd water shoes at Sears but by the time I
decided and went back...no more size 12s.

Size 12? (OMG) I'll bet you waterski barefoot.


That's nothing...#2 son wears size 14.... that's about the circumference of
Looneys waist.




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