Crocs are horrible in muddy conditions, they are like walking on ice. I'm surprised I've not broken all my rods the number of times I've slipped and fell over in wet conditions.

So I'm lookin for something else and will be interested to see comments in this post.

In reply to Post #31
https://www.navitasoutdoors.com/products/weave-slip-on

I'll let you know how I get on with 'em.

In reply to Post #31
I love my crocs for fishing in, but after getting the tops of tent pegs caught in the holes in the sides of the crocs whilst walking around the outside of the bivvy and bringing me down a few times, I have stopped wearing them for safeties sake. So instead now, I wear gardening clogs.

In reply to Post #31
Perhaps we could interest you in the new Nash catwalk

In reply to Post #32
yea please let me know how much yer feet sweat in them please ?

In reply to Post #35
You pervert!!!

In reply to Post #37
Well!!

I get a bit sweaty in my pants too.
Does he want a pair of them to sniff????

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In reply to Post #38
YOU SAD CHILDISH PATHETIC THICK **** YOUR ABOUT AS FUNNY AS A LEG IRON

DOES YOUR MOUTH BLEED EVERY 28 DAYS ?

In reply to Post #40
Based on the fact that your previous posts had been ripping the **** out of the idea of them, you were serious?????

In reply to Post #42
And you shut up, you stirrer......

In reply to Post #43
CRocs for summmer and when it's dry BUT if you want something for all other conditions please take a look at the north face thermoball traction slippers and then thank me afterwards !!!!

http://lumberjac.com/2015/12/thermoball-traction-mule-ii-slipper/

In reply to Post #44
They look comfy, and they come in camo

In reply to Post #45
What if you haven't got thermoballs???

In reply to Post #46
What if you haven't got thermoballs???

Then you must have the other type of balls, Brass ones.