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Hi, the wife bought some crocs for herself and our two girls and they all love them, we went to the beach most days and it was so easy just to put them on with wet sandy feet and leave them on and wash them out in the shower as they are waterproof, she said its the best investment she has made in a long time. Even when it was wet they still wore them, we stook the wellies but they were a waste of time.  (it depends on how boggy your field is i suppose for wellies) .

Oh the wife says they are very comfortable and wears them all the time., (they were supposed to be for camping) .

Hope you find what your looking for, (by the way these are the cheaper version that we have not the genuine crocs - most places do them ).

A weather warning has been issued for this weekend, that means some very bad weather.

We are in the North East and even though it has been raining it is still warm (well warm for us) about 18-20 degrees.

Crocs are fab, we all have then in our house.  However because of the forcast it may be worth bringing the wellies just in case.

We have just had our weekend cancelled because of flooding.

Hope the weather improves and you have a good holiday.

there is a world shortage of crocs .. so i hope you manage to get some in the colours and sizes you want. And you must have them!

however, i think it is going to be very very wet.:(

i was just looking at pictures of my granddaughter at glasto a couple of years ago and she did well in her muddypuddles kit and wellies.

i don't wear anything but cros now but crocs can get a bit slippy if you don't get a chance to dry off.  For that reason i might be a bit wary of crocs in the rain for children.

after last weekend in dorset i am getting myself a decent poncho

Depends on the water temperature! April, May, September - Wellies. June, July, August - Crocs. Rest of the year -  Waders!

Ian

Go for the Crocs.    When we were away last October, the site had big puddles when we arrived - first day despite being told not to, Alice and Pip went over the top of their wellies - no hope of getting them dry - couldn't puddle splash for the rest of the holiday.
I wore my Crocs all the time.    OK my feet got wet, but quickly dried as did my Crocs.
I've now invested in Crocs for the kids.

Even in bitterly cold weather my feet have been warm in Crocs.

Quote: Originally posted by xtinexoop on 20/7/2007

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Surely people don't wash muddy shoes off in the showers?

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i shower in my crocs all the time .. that's how i know they are slippy when wet.

i always leave the shower squeaky clean though and never blocked!