Crocs
Travelers, especially those who are on a budget, need to do a lot of mileage by foot. Apart from the fact that it is free, it also is the best way to discover a new place. Plus, it's good for your health.
If you have plans to travel soon and aren't really physically fit, you might want to slowly start with your preparation. A walk around the block to start off would be good. And each day, walk a bit further.
The thing about going on foot is that you need to be comfortable with your footwear. Choose what you will wear carefully or you won't get anywhere if you have blisters on your feet to care for. And, believe me, no bandage would make the pain disappear completely.
One of the best footwear I have EVER tried walking on in my whole life is Crocs. It's soooo soft, light, slip free and man, you'd really be more than willing to walk a few miles with those shoes/sandals. Another great thing about it (which I am sure, the men folk would appreciate) is that your feet would not smell bad even after you have walked around the entire city! Annnddd… even if it rains, you wouldn't have to worry about your feet getting wet!
Did I use enough exclamation points? hehe
I swear by this product. And with your spring or summer travel plans, you definitely need to add "buy a croc" in your list.
May 1st, 2007 at 1:25 pm
My daughter had a VERY scary experience with her crocs on April 26th. We were going down the escalator in the Atlanta Airport and her croc was sucked into the escalator. She had two partially amputated toes and severed tendens. Luckily, the doctor were able to save her toes, and she is now doing much better, I feel all parents need to know the dangers of the shoes and escalators!