Help needed on what footwear for the beach
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Help needed on what footwear for the beach
Hello,
I know this sounds a bit stupid, BUT here goes anyway.
I will be heading to the Oregon coast end of September into October. What is the best footwear for the beach? A beach shoe, sandals, walking shoes? I am not fond of walking barefoot there because of unseen hazards in the sand. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
I know this sounds a bit stupid, BUT here goes anyway.
I will be heading to the Oregon coast end of September into October. What is the best footwear for the beach? A beach shoe, sandals, walking shoes? I am not fond of walking barefoot there because of unseen hazards in the sand. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
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gomiki, just a little sand got in, but as you lifted your foot it slid right out. Really kinda cool.
A little girl and I had a blast sitting on the pontoon boat and kicking the boat out into a cove. There was absolutely no drag with our Crocs. I felt like an animal with flippers more than a human with shoes.
A little girl and I had a blast sitting on the pontoon boat and kicking the boat out into a cove. There was absolutely no drag with our Crocs. I felt like an animal with flippers more than a human with shoes.
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Starrsville,have you seen the latest croc style. I love it!! They are very simple in design with two thin straps going over the top of the foot. And they are chocolate brown with pink inner soles--yummy. I'm going out to the west coast for ten days in June and July and I plan on wearing them on the beach. You can hardly tell you have them on. I haven't seen them in a mens version just womens. I can't stand anything between my toes so this style is just right.
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No, but I just looked for them. Cute! Thanks for telling me.
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-110-4-cleo....ction=products
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-110-4-cleo....ction=products
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Look at Land's End mail order catalog or online. They have lots of kinds of beach/water shoes that are not expensive.
Myself I just wear an old pair of regular sneakers, like I use at the gym, but old ones that I don't mind sacrificing to getting all sandy.
Myself I just wear an old pair of regular sneakers, like I use at the gym, but old ones that I don't mind sacrificing to getting all sandy.
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I don't unerstand the point of walking on the beach in sandals if you don't want sand on your feet... there's no way to keep it out no matter what kind you wear. Unless you go for the full on tennis shoe and socks... doesn't that defeat the purpose of walking on the beach?
I like to walk where the sand is damp and firm... just in barefeet... no ynseen hazards... just nice sand.
Good luck.
I like to walk where the sand is damp and firm... just in barefeet... no ynseen hazards... just nice sand.
Good luck.
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Okay, you Croc people have convinced me to try them. I would never even try on the Crocs because I hated the look and was afraid I would find them too comfy to pass up. However, I went to their website and found these. I don't think my husband would shun me in this pair of normal looking flip flops. I ordered the brown and pink! I hope they are as comfy as you all say they are! 
http://shop.crocs.com/pc-109-4-capri...ction=products

http://shop.crocs.com/pc-109-4-capri...ction=products


I actually had a brief moment of coveting the seafoam ones. Oh no.