Paragon rubber size 37 "driving loafers", comfortable but wearing away fast
A recent acquisition, new but at $14 a pair I couldn't refuse. Rubber shoes like Crocs or my orange Aldos. Size 37, made for women but to me very unisex. Nice and snug. Initially a little tight on the small toes, but things have adjusted and they are very comfy now.
These are great in wet weather, there are no designed in "vent" holes like Crocs or my Aldos to let water in. They do sometimes make a funny sucking noise as the air gets pushed out next to my instep when I step down. Farting shoes!
The only issue is how fast the soles wear. I've worn these a number of times since these pictures were taken, but nowhere near every day, and the "nubs" are now worn completely off the back of the heels and the center of the ball of my feet. If I wore these every day, they might already have holes in the soles. But at $14 a pair, so what.
I'll have to take more photos to track the wear.
Paragon rubber size 37 "driving loafers", comfortable but wearing away fast
A recent acquisition, new but at $14 a pair I couldn't refuse. Rubber shoes like Crocs or my orange Aldos. Size 37, made for women but to me very unisex. Nice and snug. Initially a little tight on the small toes, but things have adjusted and they are very comfy now.
These are great in wet weather, there are no designed in "vent" holes like Crocs or my Aldos to let water in. They do sometimes make a funny sucking noise as the air gets pushed out next to my instep when I step down. Farting shoes!
The only issue is how fast the soles wear. I've worn these a number of times since these pictures were taken, but nowhere near every day, and the "nubs" are now worn completely off the back of the heels and the center of the ball of my feet. If I wore these every day, they might already have holes in the soles. But at $14 a pair, so what.
I'll have to take more photos to track the wear.