Synthetic flat-footed slipper
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Is there such a thing? I know Red Chili makes Nachos - is that an ample replacement for Moccasym? |
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Two thoughts - why not go with a Velcro-closed shoe? That'll accomodate some of the stretch. And... check out Tenaya shoes. They're sold by Trango (trango.com) and all are non-leather uppers. No slippers shown on the website, but a couple Velcro models. |
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I bet evolve makes something like that |
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Don't buy your moccs too small and they won't stretch. They only stretch because your foot is smaller than the shoe |
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no need to go synthetic. stonelands slipper is lined leather and will resist stretching. street shoe size fit my feet snug and plenty of performance and comfort. leather = less stink too. great all around shoe, quite stiff for edging and torquing in cracks/ all day support. the shape is such that your outside toes lay nice and flat too so sliding into thinner cracks is easier and less painful due to minimal toe scrunch. |
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Chris Schmidt wrote:Don't buy your moccs too small and they won't stretch. They only stretch because your foot is smaller than the shoeThis made me laugh, interwebs logic is awesome. |
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VaGenius wrote: I didn't get here first, but I will echo. You are confused. You can't tell leather from synthetic. We have found the end of your expertise. Gracefully retire, Gear God.The addict is leather |
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Straight from the horse's mouth (Evolv website; for the Addict): |