Crocs at SportChek

[mommytodarlings]

They are on sale starting tomorrow if anyone is looking for some.

MaryJane JR $22.99, Cayman Jr. $22.99, Mary Jane $24.99 and........



Kid Mickey $24.99.

I have never seen them on sale for this price around here.

 

[bigredsfan]

They are on sale starting tomorrow if anyone is looking for some.

MaryJane JR $22.99, Cayman Jr. $22.99, Mary Jane $24.99 and........



Kid Mickey $24.99.

I have never seen them on sale for this price around here.

could be the Crocs thing is dying out, I am in that business and can only hope, lol.

 

[kimsuenew]

My MIL recently had her hip replaced at a large, local surgery center. We were surprised, all staff... doctors, nurses, techs, ect... had Crocs on (guys and gals)! We were told they were quite comfortable by several staff. I have never been "brave enough" to buy a pair however!

 

[F4disneyfan]

London is making it so that hospital staff can no longer wear them for health reasons they say that blood born infections will live in the shoe for up to 72 hours or something so they are no longer alowed to wear them. Mind you in London I hardly ever see them never did really and many stores are no loger carrying them. I am hoping this is a sign of things to come crocs have run their horrible existence course and are now becoming endangered species (one can hope).

 

[kimsuenew]

London is making it so that hospital staff can no longer wear them for health reasons they say that blood born infections will live in the shoe for up to 72 hours or something so they are no longer alowed to wear them. Mind you in London I hardly ever see them never did really and many stores are no loger carrying them. I am hoping this is a sign of things to come crocs have run their horrible existence course and are now becoming endangered species (one can hope).

WOW, that is scary.

 

[F4disneyfan]

WOW, that is scary.

Ya that is what the hospital staff also said. I guess it is becuase after the shoe starts to wear the foam is quite pourus and it traps blood and other things inside the shoe.

Here is a link to some other info about hospital use and crocs.

http://www.ctv.ca/servlet/ArticleNe...crocs_healthdebate_070731/20070731?hub=Canada