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Footwear for pool/beach (not sandals)

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Boat shoes. I wear my blue chromexcel quoddys on the beach
 

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I get the whole wanting to look nice bit, but you're at the beach.

have a virgin strawberry dacquri and relax...no one is looking at your feet.

I can't believe some guy on here said he wears wingtips to the beach.
 

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Weird that anyone would think that it's harder to relax with some sneakers or some boat shoes on (which may I remind people are meant to be worn on the ocean) rather than ugly plastic flip-flops? Is it also easier to relax and enjoy a drink with an ugly hawaiian shirt than with a nicer gingham one?

Point is - these are not mutually exclusive so it's a silly argument.
 

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Originally Posted by AvariceBespoke
do you like these better than Tom's?
probably not all that different...just hate the brand and the people associated with it. Tom's is for profit marketing gimmick.
 

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