1. They have ZERO foot support. If your feet start to ache, you'll now know why.
2. Do not wear them on wet, smooth-finished concrete unless you are wearing full skater gear and knee braces.

After that, they are pretty convenient shoes!!

[//QUOTE=Baz;8904347]Bought some of these Cushe slippers - they are SO COMFORTABLE it's insane! I use them in my landscaping work believe it or not.

I got camos, sand, grey, and both types of green shown....(file photo, BTW - not my actual shoes)

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I was thinking the exact same thing!

My wife is Korean and growing up she has low self esteem/boob envy (teen girls are merciless)... she had a baby in her 20's then BOOM boobies!

Random:

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The advent of the Wonderbra helps, but in Asia, surgical enhancements are commonplace. I believe a more western diet helps, too.

I love these Tommy Bahamas and have them in different colors and styles. They too, are really comfy because they are very, very light. However, they do have the same problem pavulon pointed out. They are extremely slippery on wet, smooth surfaces. Yo0u even have to be careful of the painted lines on roads.

http://www.shoebuy.com/pi/tommy/jb/t..._374516_jb.jpg

that can't be good.

Aren't those by definition "boat shoes"??? Dry dock boat?

I've been wearing them now for several months and for the first time in years my feet feel great all day long. Maybe my feet are different than other feet...maybe they need more comfort than support.

Also, they have an aggressive tread on the bottom and thus don't slip at all....

http://cdn3.volusion.com/kpedf.efdkn...jpg?1395382463

You should try these Cushe slippers, Bryan...man they are nice!

http://image.sportsmansguide.com/adi.../581694_ts.jpg

I bought the first ones (Camo) through Cabella and then this last order directly from Cushe.

How heavy are those? The TBs are about the same weight as Crocs. Wow, just looked on Amazon and they are very inexpensive.

FEATHER light! That's one of the things I noticed right away.....lightest toughest most comfortable shoes I've ever worn! Probably lighter than your TB's I bet.

I wear socks with mine and love it....very soft and comfy.

I just looked on Amazon and they list shipping weight for 1 pair as 1 LB. That's pretty light.

This is the Camo style I bought from Cabella....

http://img.wolverineworldwide.com/is...&fmt=png-alpha

I've got you beat! ;)

4.23oz for a pair of these. Most comfy shoes I've ever owned.
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I'm leaning how to do auto body lead filling; this section is actually really good - good tinning with no burnt flux, good shiny color, nice even spread without any "beading"

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My Dad taught me to lead load when I was restoring my E-Type Jag about 15 years ago. I used it for covering up all the panel joints and making perfect panel gaps. I felt I was really going back in time with my leather pad and wooden spoon but once I had mastered it my Dad was so happy that he had passed on one of those old school skills. Be sure you clean up the tinning flux thoroughly otherwise it will later mess with your paint. Pass this skill on if you can. http://forums.pelicanparts.com/uploa...1449416495.jpg

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