new-crocs

Afishy1 · **Posted:** Fri Mar 19, 2010 6:52 pm

bnznet wrote:

Jerry, wearing pastels and crocs I'm fine with, but when you guys all start talking about your flies I'm outta there fast! :lol:

ilovekingfish · **Joined:** Sun Apr 19, 2009 5:58 pm **Posts:** 220

]While I don't have these, and I usually don't wear shoes IN my yak anyway, I think they are probably the (assumption based) best fit for a water/sport shoe. That and who doesn't love the feeling of your toesies being free??

Rich.FlyFishJaX · **Posted:** Sat Apr 10, 2010 6:16 am

Any Crocs sweaty feet issues here or what? That's sometimes my issue! I like the Trailbreak ones. Who's got them :?:

.... and who's has the best selection of Crocs in town :?:

GLyncker · **Joined:** Thu Dec 17, 2009 4:36 pm **Posts:** 108

Rich,

I've never found anyone in town with a selection of much except the regular clog style.

I bought my Islanders and Axels directly from Crocs on the internet. Haven't tried the new Trailbreak style yet.

jaysayaking · **Posted:** Sun Apr 11, 2010 9:12 pm

I like my calcutta booties better

daddioh · **Posted:** Mon May 03, 2010 7:50 am

For just yakin' and wading around the oyster beds my 7.00 knock-offs from Wal Mart work just fine.

kayakfishingpc · **Joined:** Thu Oct 08, 2009 12:32 pm **Posts:** 260

I own the Trailbreaks and got them from the Crocs outlet in St. Auggy! They have a really thick bottom and are tough shoes! I can walk all day on the Oysters without it harming me or the shoes.

Rich.FlyFishJaX · **Posted:** Mon May 03, 2010 11:44 am

I ended up getting a pair of Trailbreak's too and think there the best! Plenty of ventilation and my feet don't sweat anymore. Very comfortable too! A lot better than the cheaper model. Well worth the money I spent. :cool:

BTW....Thanks for posting up here about them!!!

Yaks4Tail · **Joined:** Sun May 16, 2010 1:18 am **Posts:** 42

So your telling me that i should stop wearing sandals if i even wear shoes? Damnit, i really liked getting my ankle slit up by the oysters back in my favorite spot during low tide. :-( Possibly investing in some Calcs soon. Ankle and bottom of foot are finally healing back up. ;-) Although it doesnt help when u keep going b ack out day after day and not letting it heal. Creatures of habbit we are.

fulltmdad · **Posted:** Wed May 19, 2010 4:13 pm

Are these Mario Batalli approved?

bnznet · **Posted:** Wed May 19, 2010 7:29 pm

I still love my keens.

Yaks4Tail · **Joined:** Sun May 16, 2010 1:18 am **Posts:** 42

Awesome vid. Only thing i wonder about is the poor dude inhaling that nasty $h!t smell of the rubber burning. Cant stand the thought of the smell. I hope to soon post a pic of my new shoes....if im getting some.

Rrdstarr · **Posted:** Fri Jun 04, 2010 4:48 am

JeffreyMcGovern wrote:

Much of the issue with Crocs is the slip factor both inside and outside the shoe. I wear mine quite a bit but even something as simple as a wet parking lot line is dangerous since the Crocs material with slip on it. Same is true for smooth tile or sealed concrete. Inside the shoe if your feet are wet they slide around. Teva, Bite, or any of the other open style shoes with non slip bottoms ( inside and out) are much better. For my own use in a kayak I wear Teva watershoes, very non slip and quite tough. Besides they are one of the few firms that offer a true size 15. If my feet were any bigger I could leave the Wavewalk at home and stroll to the fish.

I am in the same boat, so to speak! I have size 13 feet but 4E wide and can't find anything in a water shoe that fits good!

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