[ SECRET POST #3434 ]

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⌈ Secret Post #3434 ⌋

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Re: Flip-flop question

[(Anonymous)]

I hated flip-flops for years because I always got blistered when I borrowed them from friends. High quality, super cheap, didn't matter, they sucked/ I wore them, at most, for an hour or two at a time, and never several days in a row.

One year I got a free pair of really shitty plastic ones and decided, what the hell, let's try to make these work. It was awful for the first 3-4 days I wore them, but once the blisters healed, I stopped having problems altogether. The skin between my toes is just slightly thicker than it used to be, not quite a callus but hardy enough not to blister anymore.

My hope is that the other posters' suggestions are right and higher quality materials could make a difference for you! But if you keep having bad luck and still want to wear flip-flops, consider if you think powering through the pain is worth it.