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Crocs are wonderful, I have a black pair of Crocs Caymans that I wear at work - and even after standing up on a tile floor for eight hours straight, my feet still feel fine, whereas with regular shoes I wasn't able to walk after work! I didn't bring my Crocs to Italy, simply because they are hideous, but I got a pair for my son and he refused to wear anything else once he had tried walking in them. He's not even seven yet, but he managed to walk on endless Roman streets and on long walks in the mountains on the Amalfi coast without a blister and without ever complaining about sore feet.
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| Posts: 206 | Location: Gävle, Sweden | Registered: 21 April 2005 |    |
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Annika, Can you order from Crocs online or do they only ship in the USA? I am not sure of the exchange in the dollar, I would be happy to order them for you and send them to you. As you know, they are so light weight! You can reach me on my email address, listed in my profile. I love the same styles that you listed, and thinking of ordering for my self. Let me know if I can help. Sandra
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| Posts: 353 | Location: Redmond, Washington | Registered: 20 July 2006 |    |
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a ? for the croc lovers, because they ar eplastic, dont your feet sweat in the summer?
Laurie
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Crocs are well ventilated. I love them and so does my 2 1/2 year old granddaughter.
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I didn't like my Keen Seattle shoes. They rubbed the sides of my feet, and the Mary Jane top part rubbed my foot also. It also seemed the heel was too low or something. I sent them back to Zappos today. Ordered these instead. They're Naots. Hope these are more comfy. I'll report back.

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Annika, Yes, just let me know. I hope you had a great time on your trip to Italy! Sandra
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| Posts: 353 | Location: Redmond, Washington | Registered: 20 July 2006 |    |
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Perhaps some of you were aware of this already..... but Zappos has recently started shipping to Canada. Not quite the same 'free delivery both ways' service that they offer in the states, but still helpful for shoes that are difficult to find here. Of course shopping online would only be a last resort after all attempts to support your local independent retailer! 
Sheena
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| Posts: 2166 | Location: West Vancouver, B.C. Canada | Registered: 28 February 2004 |    |
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The Naot boots are pretty comfortable. I've only worn them for two days now, but they did cause me a blister on the back of my foot. I guess I'll have to break them in. I also ordered the shoes below by Skechers. They're the Active Bikers Step Ups. They've gotten good reviews and are cute!

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I also got these today. They are the Merrell primo chill slides. I tested them out and walked 4 miles on the treadmill. They are great so far. I can see myself sticking with these in Paris if the other ones fail me.

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Lynne, I got curious about 'aravon Lena slides by New Balance', but when I google it, I can't find a photo. Can you pin the name down--maybe with a model number? Thanks, Karen
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| Posts: 421 | Location: Fairfax, CA | Registered: 17 March 2006 |    |
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I just came across the Top 10 Comfortable Walking Shoes list at MostComfortableShoes.com - they have my favorite walking and travel shoes on the list - Mephisto AllRounders! Super comfortable and super chic! see the link below: Top 10 Comfortable Walking Shoes
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| Posts: 2 | Location: St Paul, MN | Registered: 29 May 2006 |    |
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So, I just discovered that Clark's Privos are amazingly comfortable! I bought this pair of Privos in Jasper last weekend, and wore them for hours with no socks! Comfy, comfy, comfy!  They have a lusciously soft insole, foamy with little lumpie-thingies all over it. Built-in reflexology, while I walk! There is also a velco strap across the arch, so I can adjust the fit for bare feet or socks. Now, I have 3 pair of great walking shoes...2 GEOX and these new lovelies. Anyone else tried these shoes? "I Got Shoe, Babe!" What the song might have been called, if I'd recorded with Sonny Bono! (Thanks to Marcia Gibson) Brenda
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| Posts: 4159 | Location: Fox Creek, AB and currently in Paris! | Registered: 26 October 2003 |    |
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| Posts: 4675 | Location: Umbria | Registered: 29 June 2001 |    |
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I love my Aravon shoes. The flat sandal (Katy) is my new favorite shoe and gets loads of compliments. I have Wolkys, Easy Spirit, and Mephisto in a similar style (black with velcro closures across the toes, the instep, and around the ankle), but like Lynne, I've exiled them to the back of the closet.
The sandal with a little heel (think it's called Monica) is a lot more comfortable that I thought it would be.
Too many shoes, so little time. I have a pair of those Skechers, too, and they are also comfortable, good for when it's rainy outside.
How many pairs of shoes is too many?
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| Posts: 758 | Location: S of the 49th parallel N latitude | Registered: 02 December 2002 |    |
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quote: How many pairs of shoes is too many?
Chris...there's no such thing as too many shoes...just ask Imelda Marcos! I've also looked at Stonefly shoes, as the are really well-made and look like they'd be comfortable. "If the shoe fits, it's ugly." ~ Author Unknown Brenda
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| Posts: 4159 | Location: Fox Creek, AB and currently in Paris! | Registered: 26 October 2003 |    |
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