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Had a quick trip to Lidls this morning and found they have them for adults at either £2.99 or £4.99 (depending on what they're lined with ) and for children at £1.99 (I think?). The kids ones only seemed to go up to size 2 1/2 and the adults were supposed to be for men and started at size 7 but as I have quite big feet that's fine for me. I was really chuffed as I hate the palava of finding and dragging on wellies all the time. :D

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I used to have proper RHS garden clogs with a pretty sunflower print but they split really quickly, the ones i have now are Town & Country (from a garden centre, prob cost about £10 but were christmas present from mother-in-law!). They are great but the leather insoles ruck up as soon as I take them off which is annoying.

 

I don't use my crocs in the garden in this weather because of the holes in the sides which would let dirt/water in!

 

Jo

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I don't use my crocs in the garden in this weather because of the holes in the sides which would let dirt/water in!

 

That's why I have Crocs wellies and a pair of Endeavours (the Croc formerly know as Aspen) - perfect for muddy gardens :)

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That's why I have Crocs wellies and a pair of Endeavours (the Croc formerly know as Aspen) - perfect for muddy gardens :)

 

Now,I am going to have to disagree with you there.

Crocs are usless in the mud.The slip & skid all over the place.They are slip proof in water,but with mud,its the mud that slips,not the shoe.

 

I have a nice pair of welly clogs with a big chunky tread for the mud & keep my Crocs for the house & the shops :D

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I'm a croc girl through and through :lol::lol::lol:

 

Was out in the garden yesterday in new Blue Georgie boots..........warm dry feet and no slip sliding about :wink:

 

I also have an impressive collection of garden crocs just by the back door.........just takes a while to decide which pair to put on :roll::roll:

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I've had some of the Lidl clogs for a couple of years now and they're great! I bought them to replace some Hawkshead ones that were several times the price and lasted only a fraction of the time.

 

In fact, we have about half a dozen pairs of these things (all sizes from 3 to 8 ) as my boys and their friends use them for getting from the back door to the trampoline. Much easier to get back on (having just decended the trampoline ladder) than trainers! :D

 

D.

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Thanks again Rolo Rabbit.

 

Went to Lidl today just to buy the clogs (nothing else was intended). Brought the pair of the clogs along with 3x5 metre poly tunnels, a chicken sign, a weather station and a door matt. Ended up spending over £20 instead of the £2.99 that was intended for the clogs :shock:

 

It was definitely worth the trip though :D

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