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@ Lee if you don't know, then I can't explain it to you (hehehe)

e _____e Cheap answer, madam.

BUT
socks and sandals are still better
then CROCS and socks

@ Lee: guilty as charged <3

@SparkX: crocks and socks? Lordhavemercy! equal not better. haha

socks and sandals is like . . . fashion don't 101 xD

I should pixel some crocs just so you can wear them all together.

My parents used to have me wear sandals and socks in the summer because they felt sandals would give me blisters if I didn't wear socks.

make sure you get some croc heels too and maybe some croc knee high boots.
>.>
I also want to say please DON'T do this XD
My parents did it for reasons I don't know. and They only bought leather and cork sandals at the time....

I don't think I've ever worn a cork sandal xD

...The thought of croc heels and croc boots is too scary to contemplate.

Well do I have some bad news for you
welcome to living nightmares

Thankfully I couldn't find croc boots

Cork sandal is comfy. It really was. But I still didn't like them XD

Horror upon horrors! I can't believe those exist x'D.

I haven't worn a sandal in at least five years :P

I've worn flipflops on rare occasions, more often then heels. For me it's my DC's all the way, classic hightops that aren't too form fitting like converse
I could never get into converse myself. To flat of a footing for me?

I wear converse knock-offs all the time xD. I think it has to do with the fact that I don't like wearing shoes in general--so the flatter and more feet-like the better X'D.

I prefer no shoes also, but have a decently high arch apparently? Not sure how it got there. How do these things happen? I feel they don't specifically talk about foot arches and genetics......
Onwards to google!
-more procrastination-

Edit: this seemed interesting
"The anatomy and shape of a person’s longitudinal and transverse arch can dictate the types of injuries that person is susceptible to. The height of a person’s arch is determined by the height of the navicular bone. "
also
" Additionally, high or low arches can increase the risk of shin splints as the anterior tibialis must work harder to keep the foot from slapping the ground."

-reads foot jargon-
-searches quote-
Revolvy? Or student doc forum?

I think I have a normal arch.

...apparently flat shoes are "unsupportive" and cause foot problems in some people :x I dunno how credible any of the sources are, but http://www.piedmont.org/living-bette...-for-your-feet seems alright.

That may be the actual sources, it would not suprise me. I was at the melting pot of information, wiki XD
I've heard that a lot about flat shoes too, just like shoes to narrow can help be a cause in bunions

Hmm, well that sort of sucks since I like flat shoes xD.
Wikipedia's super dense so I don't go on it much :P