Whether crocs are good

Haha it's me,can't you tell? Anyway, lets just debate this without a specific format, just for fun. (: Crocs benefit your physical health and mental health in many ways. In the era of 6 inch heels and new, barely there shoes, your feet have been put to much strain. Crocs, invented in 2002 by three Colorado natives, were first invented as the "perfect" boating shoe. They turned out to be much more. Everyone, from schoolteachers to chefs wear crocs; they're both fashionable and comfortable, something all shoes strive to be. These shoes have built- in arch support, along with circulation nubs and an orthopedic heel cup to support and protect the heel. They are slip and marking resistant made with a material neither plastic nor rubber. The material is closed-cell in nature and anti-microbial, which virtually eliminates all odor. It is non- slip and waterproof, deeming its name the "perfect" boating shoe correct. These shoes not only eliminate plantar pain and achy feet but are also useful in many ways. They are ideal for any type of work that requires standing up for extended periods of time, such as a teacher of sales clerk, and above all helps drastically for people with foot pain or injured feet. The PCCR (proprietary Closed Cell Resin) actually becomes softer as your feet become warmer, bonding to your skin. There are many types of crocs, each suiting your own personal needs; for example, Crocs make a closed sandal called Aspen for medical personnel for the risk of getting fluids onto your toes. "nchoward", on epinions.com wrote "My new Crocs were on my packing list to the Sierras where I completed 100 of the 230 miles of the John Muir Trail in Crocs. You read that correctly. I walked over 100 miles in Crocs. I crossed streams, walked passes over 11,000 feet, climbed most of Mount Whitney (to about 12,500 feet), and even traversed snow along the trail." That person hiked over 100 miles in a pair of $30 crocs, proving it's sturdiness and usefulness. Further into the review, he/she wrote " I walked blister free at day 3 and at 60 miles into the trip" This proves its comfort and original design work well with your feet. Now, this can't get any better, right? Nope, check out the cost! [wow, this is beginning to sound like an advertisement] 30 dollars for a shoe used for everything from doing rounds at a hospital to hiking across a desert Both affordable and useful, this shoe can drastically improve your quality of life. Wearing a comfortable shoe, all the while knowing that it is both fashionable and good for your feet leads to better mental health. It's kind of like calorie- free chocolate with the same taste. You can gorge all you want, but wont gain any weight. Same with the croc. You can wear it all day long, and not fear you have damaged your feet. Each time a person uses their crocs, I would believe it makes them feel a bit happier, and everyone knows happiness is contagious. Building on the happiness statement, Crocs, Inc. recently launched a new recycling program, SolesUnited, for people to donate used crocs do they can be remodeled and donated to people in need of shoes around the world. Wish you the best of luck (: This will be interesting! sources: 1)http://www.crocs.fi... 2)http://diabetes.webmd.com... 3)http://www.epinions.com...