Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
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I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
Those little ones didn't stand up to any wind! £25 was well worth it!
yes, those are mine - purchased in 2018 and still going strong.Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
If it’s windy we will just have to go to the pub I guess
NO! I can’t believe I will now have in my Amazon history looking at crocs
Devastated!
I can't wait for the return of that rubbery underfoot feeling again, nearly there....NO! I can’t believe I will now have in my Amazon history looking at crocs
#MeToo - identical to those.Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
I wouldn't worry about it if I was you. I always use a lump hammer which, apart from anything else, makes light work of 12" rebar pegs!) - this is my peg box:
You can also do it with a bolt, nut and a couple of washers rather than buying a rivnut tool. That’s how I did mine. Vids on YT showing how to do it.
Got 4x different ones.....Do you have actually the same ones? I thought I was getting some unique crocs but turns out first my dad has them (albeit in another colour) and now you have the identical ones!
I’m generally about 6 years behind the curve
These today.
Pulse the blue/white/red
Also got the tie-dye fluffy winter ones
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Ah, the old Glasgow socket set. Can't be beat.
I got those ones as they don’t have the holes round the front so hoping they will be better for walking in damp grass. I usually wear my slides and adopt a funny walk to try to keep my toes/socks dry. Hopefully these will avoid the need for goose stepping to the loo in the middle of the night!
I thought I would try these out for the wet grass thing .... I have a couple of pairs of their wellys and they are awesome.
So decided on these slip ones.
Worked out very well at autumn camp 24
They very good, soft and warm, neoprene and a soft sole - so comfy to keep on.
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i had the Mid Boot welly on yesterday at Dog Club . . . .
it was literally a mud bath. . . .
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i had the Mid Boot welly on yesterday at Dog Club . . . .
it was literally a mud bath. . . .
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You look like a bunch of really bad hare coursers 
Jo has some ankle wellies for walking the dog says they are really good, I need something slip on though for the van. I have some garden shoes which are slip on wellies but crocs are a bit more multi use
Jo has some ankle wellies for walking the dog says they are really good, I need something slip on though for the van. I have some garden shoes which are slip on wellies but crocs are a bit more multi use
Invested in these 'budget' neoprene boots from Decathlon at Christmas and I have to say, they've been brilliant....really warm, great grip and a bargain at £19.99
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