Garden

[Kabella]

This time of yr. I am surprised they did not have a presentation of the Sloggers Garden Clogs. Not the garden shoes. I don't find them as comfortable. My neighbors is also an avid gardener that loves mine & wears the same size & wants a pair. They are so comfortable & easy to hose off dirt etc. They are also inexpensive compared to others on the garden page. I want another pair for the backyard.

[Icegoddess]

They're good for when you have to work in wet or muddy situations, but due to the nonbreathing material, my feet sweat and become uncomfortable in them.  So, mostly I just use old tennis shoes when gardening since I'm usually out there for hours on end.  

[luvmyteddy4]

I ordered a pair of rubber boots several years ago from the Animal Rescue Site. They were pretty cheap too.

I wear them to shovel snow and work out in the garden. The best boots I've ever had. My pair has dogs and cats on them. 

[Spacrazy]

I love them and have used them for years. I finally bought them for my daughters because every time they came over to help me clean and prep my bed my sloggers seem to disappear... lol

[Skyegirl21]

I have and like, the Sloggers closed shoes and wear them a lot. I don't care for the clog style though, not comfortable on me-  I am looking for new garden clogs, see several choices on Prime- 

[Kabella]

 @Icegoddess My feet do not sweat that much with the clogs compared to the garden shoes. The clogs have the heal open so their is a bit of air flow. I prefer them over tennis shoes or light weight slip on sneakers. We get lots of rain in fl. & I try to garden in the early morning when its cooler. I have not been gardening for a few wks. because of a small injury but luckily my Husband has been weeding & watering some pots etc. etc.

[spumoni99]

Costco has the clogs for 19.99 online.

[cheriere]

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@spumoni99 wrote:

Costco has the clogs for 19.99 online.

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Thanks so much for this heads up.😃 I always get mine online too.🌸

[River Song]

I buy a new pair of the Western Chief Costco garden clogs every year.  They don't have much arch support so I remove the removable insole and put in a Dr. Scholl's insole.  

My yard is almost completely wooded and I wear hiking boots to do heavy duty yard work or anything to do with climbing ladders.  I need to make sure that I'm sure-footed when walking around the yard and woods because the last thing I want is to fall and break a hip.  Even mowing the yard, I wear hiking boots because of fire ants.  No flip-flops in my yard, wear at your own peril, lol.

[kate2357]

@River Song 

I also wear boots when doing gardening in the yard (vs patio/deck/porch).

I live in Seattle and it's wet here a lot and I hate wet cold feet. I also need to be sure footed because my spouse is currently stuck in a bed or a wheelchair and I cannot help him if I get hurt.  Lastly, because I am a big sissy, I wear boots because we have snakes, lizards and frogs in the yard and they skeeze me out when they slither over my bare foot. 

I like clogs, but it's too easy for me to slip out the back of the clog when I walk backwards. I also find it easier to slip in an orthotic with a closed shoe/boot.