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GregW
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21 Nov 2008 1:51pm
Lobes said......

I have never tried the Crocs (am a member of aforementioned Facebook group) but I do get quite sore feet on flatwater paddles so I think i will have to test them.


Crocs are ok. They have good grip. I find the texture a little rough on wet feet and they get shells and stuff in them which is a pain to rinse out.

A purpose built boat shoe like these are good and cheap. www.burkemarine.com.au/product.php?prod_id=19

For surf use a proper surfing bootie is the go. I've used Rip Curl and Billbong for a while but I like the look of these http://www.neilprydewaterwear.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=blogsection&id=5&Itemid=7
Tux
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21 Nov 2008 2:05pm
I like my ripcurl ones...keep my toesies warm all winter...I get an extra hour in the water thanks to mine...while all my mates are shivering away on the beach cause they have lost feeling in the extremities
Lobes
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21 Nov 2008 12:14pm
The Neil Pryde ones look really cool. I nearly bought a pair but went with Quiksilver instead. The important thing is to have a velcro strap (or shoelace or something) across the Navicular otherwise its impossible to swim without kicking them off.

I looked at the Burke ones too but I was put off by the quite abrasive tread underneath. It looked like they mighta, sorta, coulda ripped my soft deck pad up.

Just so I've got this right. Am I correct in understanding that when wearing Crocs it is possible to flatwater SUP without wax or pads?
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21 Nov 2008 2:29pm
Lobes said...



Just so I've got this right. Am I correct in understanding that when wearing Crocs it is possible to flatwater SUP without wax or pads?



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