Jack Rogers Sandals
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Anonymous
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Always hated them!!!
Frumpy as hell. New Englanders worship them. I hate Navajo style. |
Anonymous
| Ugly - i see them all over |
Anonymous
| Old. Lady. |
Anonymous
| They seem to be popular with the college sorority crowd. |
Anonymous
| Ok..so it sounds like they are uncomfortable. I have never tried them on, but I was looking at a pair of silver flip flops to wear for more "dressy" occasions. The whole point of flip flops is comfort. |
Anonymous
| They have zero support and look like my eighty-year old grandmother should be wearing them. |
Anonymous
Really? I have not seen one pair in New England this summer! When we went to Florida, the retired areas really seemed to enjoy them. They look so uncomfortable! |
Anonymous
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Some of them can be ugly.
mine are not however. These are the ones I have.. http://www.detailscheck.com/specs/B002TX60IW |
Anonymous
No, those are definitely ugly. Sorry PP. |
Anonymous
I find them to be pretty comfortable. No more or less so than any other flip-flop. |
Anonymous
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Classic preppy look in my opinion. Much better than THIS look:
http://www.zappos.com/dr-scholls-fetching-dubarry-chambray-fabric |
Anonymous
| I think the Georgica Jelly ones are cute! |
Anonymous
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I liked them back in my 20s when they had the daisy ones where you could swap out the daisy colors. Because I love daisies and they were cute. But they were damn uncomfortable. I hate the navajo ones and don't really understand the broad appeal beyond the ability to get your school/sorority/matching whatever colors.
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Anonymous
Agree. And 1,000x better than anything by Dansko, Clarks or Born. |
Anonymous
| They're a little ten years ago. Also they're narrow and not worth it. |