Boat shoes - Crocs

BillK

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Ok, I've always been a Sperry and flip flop guy. I'll never give up the Sperrys mind you - but, something got in me last week and I bought a pair of Crocs. I haven't really worn them yet, but never the less they are sitting ready. I got the Ace Boating Crocs - pretty much the basic Crock with a non-skid sole and velcro straps. What's everyone else wearing for boat shoes?
 
Jimmy buffet boat shoes - margaritavilles, and the new croc boat shoes that have a closed back.
 
A few years ago I discovered - and have had to relocate twice since then - Sperry flip-flops. Sandals designed just like Sperry boat shoes -except they 're sandals. Most perfect footwear in the history of mankind.
 
Crocs for me. More stable than a flip flop and you get toe protection also. I have a new pair to start the season.
 
I love my crocs, I must confess! Mine are so old they are getting thin....need to get some new ones. My sperry's are nice but crocs are great!
 
I prefer Dockers. Soles are thicker as is the leather. Speerys wear out too fast.
 
Boat shoes - Crocs.......

Ernesto?......Ernesto?.....
 
I love to wear Crocs but be careful once they get worn.

Wet deck + worn crocs = fall on your ass.
 
Sperry's and Rockports for when I have to be "cleaned up."
Otherwise...

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Croc flip-fops and boat soap = lost cell phone, lost perscription sun glasses, two stitches in chin, and a quick bath in the river.
Bare feet or Sperrys for me.
 
I bought Rugged Shark boat shoes a couple years ago and really like them. Very comfortable.
 
David -
Those are actually used as "work boots" at Centerfolds in Providence.
 
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