Why crocs are bad

Crocs, those popular rubber clogs, burst onto the scene in Even so, a growing number of experts are calling for moderation when wearing the Swiss cheese-esque footwear. When the heel is unstable, toes tend to grip which can lead to tendonitis, worsening of toe deformities, nail problems, corns and calluses.

The same thing can happen with flip-flops or any backless shoes as the heel is not secured. This rubber clogs do provide you with good arch support, but they do not offer you with enough heel support for a longer period of time. If that is the case, then wearing Crocs for longer periods of time can eventually lead to calluses, nail problems, tendinitis and other problems.

This problem is just the same as when you use flip flops wherein the heel is not really secured. That makes doctors not quite a fan of using Crocs even when a lot of people claim they are comfortable for use. According to experts, the most important part of a shoe is the shank — the structure between the toe and heel which gives it support.

People who continuously use slippers that do not have a shank are likely to have foot pain. We cared not when we tried them on and found them surprisingly comfortable. They maintain that the comfort of Crocs outweighs their appearance. Now, new evidence has arrived to help the anti-Crocs side win the battle. The Huffington Post spoke to some podiatrists, who declared that Crocs are bad for your feet. For being such a cheaply made shoe, one would think that Crocs would be reasonibly priced. Crocs are terribly overpriced.

Two things that can never be accomplished while wearing Crocs: getting hired for a job and getting asked on a date. They are very expensive for such ugly shoes. Crocs are so Crocs are just simply offensive to the eyes and should not be worn under any circumstances, ever. Josie Quirke is a freshman and it is her first year on the Sequoit Media staff. Quirke is also a part of the varsity dance team. Quirke prefers Starbucks over Dunkin, although she doesn't like coffee.

No More Snow Days. Say it in All Caps. I Wish to Be a Kid. Antioch Football Game. The Room of Requirement. Cancel reply. Your email address will not be published. You are just all opinion.. Which is fine but maybe take a poll.. I wear kine to garden or the occasional baseball game with my kids and even to the Waterpark. My kids however wear them all the time. To school or anywhere. I love them as a mom and am currently shopping for our billionth pair. Not to mention how easy they are to clean.

Ulgy is all subjective and when the majority of kids and adults even are wearing them.. They can hardly to touted as ulgy by the media whom is supposed to represent the majority, or at least should.