Blisters

[resol37]

I have a pair of Croc knock offs called Nothingz. I actually got them before I had ever heard about Crocs. I've been wearing them a lot lately and while they are very comfortable, I've been getting blisters on the tops of my feet. Socks might fix this problem (I haven't tried), but I hate socks and usually don't wear them. I'm a flip flop person and Crocs (or my Nothingz) seemed like a good alternative to sneakers.

Just wondering if anyone else has had this problem? I'm willing to order a pair of Crocs if that will solve the problem - maybe Nothingz are of poorer quality. I've included a picture that I got and then edited so you can see where the blisters are occuring - this is on both feet.

 

[susan1]

if the area is not blistered at the time and you are just preparing the area to wear them, cover the area likelley to redden with duct tape! it is cheaper and just as effective as moleskin for reducing friction burns. never leave home without duct tape thousands of uses lol

 

[billwendy]

hi,

if its too tight there, people have mentioned putting their crocs in the dryer for a minute and then stretching the offending area out just a bit.

 

[jackskellingtonsgirl]

What a great graphic! It shows the EXACT spot where I got blisters from my Crocs! We were at WDW Aug. 3-12 and I got blisters in that same place on both feet. It had to be a combination of my feet being sweaty and walking so much for so many days. I didn't notice the blisters until Thursday, which was our 7th day in the parks. I was alternating Birkenstocks, Teva Hurricanes, and Crocs. I ended up wearing flip flops on the plane to come home because all the other shoes were touching the blisters from the Crocs or the blisters on my toe from the Tevas.

DS insisted on wearing socks with his Crocs most of the time. He looked ridiculous, but he didn't get blisters!