By: Dan
I did the same thing with old flipflops, only I used old 550 cord and my own knots, all I ever got were dirty looks! I hated them as huaraches, but completely broken down flipflops with tight strings...
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I’ve read oil of oregano applied to infection will neutralize fungus. Haven’t tried it though.
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I’m sorry, but if you’re gripping your flip flops for them to stay on your feet, then they’re too big for you. They’re supposed to just drag along with your feet without slipping, while you walk as if...
View ArticleBy: Happycyclegirl
I won’t allow my kids or myself to wear flip flops for the reasons you just cited. Particularly bad for foot development for the kids. I just checked out the Invisible Shoe DIY kit and we’ll order some...
View ArticleBy: Dave PAPA GROK Parsons
YESTERDAY I paid “attention” to how I walk in those flip flops…( mainly for this post because I Flow along and rarely pay attention to much at all…I am such a “what day of the week is it?” person…LOLOL...
View ArticleBy: ZippyChick
I can’t believe I’m the first person to post this, but…. Regarding those Neanderthals with massively muscled right arms: Do I have to spell it out for you people? Maybe the lady Neanderthals were,...
View ArticleBy: AndreaLynnette
I don’t know about anyone else, but I don’t grab my flip-flops with my toes. I have a natural gap between my first and second toes into which the stem of the yoke fits quite well. I just walk. I LOVE...
View ArticleBy: MarkA
When I wear flip-flops, my big toe gets tingly and stays that way for the next day or two. I think the part between the toes must be pinching a nerve or something. I prefer something like Sanuk canvas...
View ArticleBy: Mark
Gripping your shoes with your toes is a good route to muscle/tendon problems. I know. I just had a beach vacation that left me with foot pain that sidelined me from crossfit for a week.
View ArticleBy: Dan
I did the same thing with old flipflops, only I used old 550 cord and my own knots, all I ever got were dirty looks! I hated them as huaraches, but completely broken down flipflops with tight strings...
View ArticleBy: Leslie
I’ve read oil of oregano applied to infection will neutralize fungus. Haven’t tried it though.
View ArticleBy: Wafaa
I’m sorry, but if you’re gripping your flip flops for them to stay on your feet, then they’re too big for you. They’re supposed to just drag along with your feet without slipping, while you walk as if...
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[...] bitter plants that may have been used medicinally. Popular paleo blog Mark’s Daily Apple happily linked to the study mentioning the medicine angle, but was silent on the issue of the vegetable...
View ArticleBy: Happycyclegirl
I won’t allow my kids or myself to wear flip flops for the reasons you just cited. Particularly bad for foot development for the kids. I just checked out the Invisible Shoe DIY kit and we’ll order some...
View ArticleBy: Dave PAPA GROK Parsons
YESTERDAY I paid “attention” to how I walk in those flip flops…( mainly for this post because I Flow along and rarely pay attention to much at all…I am such a “what day of the week is it?” person…LOLOL...
View ArticleBy: ZippyChick
I can’t believe I’m the first person to post this, but…. Regarding those Neanderthals with massively muscled right arms: Do I have to spell it out for you people? Maybe the lady Neanderthals were,...
View ArticleBy: AndreaLynnette
I don’t know about anyone else, but I don’t grab my flip-flops with my toes. I have a natural gap between my first and second toes into which the stem of the yoke fits quite well. I just walk. I LOVE...
View ArticleBy: MarkA
When I wear flip-flops, my big toe gets tingly and stays that way for the next day or two. I think the part between the toes must be pinching a nerve or something. I prefer something like Sanuk canvas...
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