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Old 07-17-2011, 08:24 PM   #191
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Originally Posted by astra View Post
How any flip flops could be comfy?
Any footwear that doesn't attach itself to the back of your foot, but is free to flip...flop is inconvenient?
Then again, maybe I have the wrong foot type
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Originally Posted by Iridal View Post
Not all flip flops are super loose. You have to find the right ones. For years I owned Reef flip flops that were realy comfy, nice and snug on my feet. I could walk several kms in them without getting sore feet. Just don't buy the plastic things, they are crap and do flip and flop too much
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I will keep it in mind.
I must confess that I tried only cheap ones.

It really does make a difference. There are flip-flops that have cloth over the top of the foot, rather than plastic, and a contoured foot bed. These two changes turn a simple 'slippa' into very comfortable footwear. Then there is the difference between those that fit between the first two toes and the ones that just loop over the instep. It's a matter of finding what works for you!

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