Shoewawa: There's so much more to Crocs than the Cayman shoes everyone's been wearing...apparently!

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There's so much more to Crocs than the Cayman shoes everyone's been wearing...apparently!

If you're a regular Shoewawa reader, you'll be very much aware that most of my fellow writers (myself included) have not embraced the Croc shoe trend. Personally I find the very concept of chunky, waterproof, brightly coloured shoes with holes in them highly alarming, and the sight of them even more so. If you've ever been tempted by them though, or if, as watching a bad audition being judged by Simon Cowell you just have to look, carry on reading below to discover types of Crocs you could never have imagined existed!

disney%20pirates.bmp Starting with the Cayman, on the Crocs website you can get your hands on these unusual 'Disney Pirates' beach shoes. Admittedly I've only seen the most recent Pirates of the Caribbean but I'm fairly sure that I never saw Keira Knightley sporting a pair of these! $34.99 is how much they'll cost you if you're looking for an item of beachware that will guarantee you get the whole place to yourself!

Slightly less offensive are these 'Sassari' wedges at Bloomingdales. Available in chocolate, red or black they are synthetic all the way and are US$49 . However, I am suspicious that when a website says 'Please note W stands for woman' about a pair of shoes, that should be a warning!

Crocs also even do a line of ballet shoes! Jelly Egg are stocking the Prima shoe in the UK for just £17 which is nice and cheap. With colours ranging from celery (green) to sea foam (blue) they apparently weigh just ounces and have a non-slip sole.