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Established 1991
I haven’t been secretive about my disdain for flip flops.
But I have been fooling myself. I have convinced myself that certain flip flops are not actually flip flops, but are athletic sandals.
I proudly bought these for my husband.
He tripped over the edge of his sandals and injured his foot recently. He went to the Doctor to see if it was broken. No. But the Doctor told him that flip flops were evil.
I hadn’t been willing to admit they were flip flops until the Doctor’s prescription–leave the flip flops alone.
But I’d just bought athletic sandals for the kids! I have a special pair I keep in my swim bag.
I take the pool sign seriously: “no street shoes on deck.”
Flip flops? Deck shoes. Beach shoes. period. Wear them elsewhere at your own risk…
This blog is written by Angie.
Monica
July 19th, 2012 at 12:04 am
I bought a pair of sandals that were much like flip flops: no support at all. After wearing them all day for my daughter’s open house, I couldn’t walk the next day. Hip totally went out, back pain like nobody’s business! I would never have made the connection between the flat-footed sandals and my leg/hip/back pain if not for the suggestion of my mom.
I hate that I wasted $30 on a really nice pair of shoes, but I’ve definitely learned my lesson. No support, they won’t be on my feet!
Angela
July 22nd, 2012 at 12:36 am
I’m sorry about the hips, Monica! Who knew a sandal could be the cause of all that misery? Heels might have done a better job…
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