http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/152 The Unofficial Crocs Shoes Blog Since 2005 Sat, 31 Mar 2012 12:38:47 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/152#comment-771 Mikael Fri, 14 Mar 2008 22:03:54 +0000 http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/152#comment-771 ‘Croc’-type shoes made safe for hospital use thanks to Swedish physician! For more information go to (www . Safeclip . se)Safeclip guarantees your soft plastic shoes will not cause any problems with static electricity. Soft plastic shoes are not permitted at many workplaces where there is sensitive electronic equipment. Thus, many people are forced to leave their favourite shoes at home. With Safeclip, Crocs, shoes can be safely used in your workplace. Safeclip has been tested and approved by SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden. Safeclip: Works as a conductor from your shoes to the floor or ground when you stand or walk; Protects sensitive electronic instruments: Reduces risk for unpleasant static shocks: You do not feel the Safeclip, and it is not in the way: Can be attached without need for tools: Is approved according to IEC 61340-4-3. ‘Croc’-type shoes made safe for hospital use thanks to Swedish physician! For more information go to (www . Safeclip . se)Safeclip guarantees your soft plastic shoes will not cause any problems with static electricity. Soft plastic shoes are not permitted at many workplaces where there is sensitive electronic equipment. Thus, many people are forced to leave their favourite shoes at home. With Safeclip, Crocs, shoes can be safely used in your workplace. Safeclip has been tested and approved by SP Technical Research Institute of Sweden. Safeclip: Works as a conductor from your shoes to the floor or ground when you stand or walk; Protects sensitive electronic instruments: Reduces risk for unpleasant static shocks: You do not feel the Safeclip, and it is not in the way: Can be attached without need for tools: Is approved according to IEC 61340-4-3.

]]> http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/152#comment-770 Really? A Crocs shop in Hong Kong? « K, speaking! Sun, 08 Jul 2007 20:43:24 +0000 http://www.littlerubbershoes.com/post/152#comment-770 [...] In Sweden, it was reported that Crocs have been banned from Hospitals. That also happened in Singapore as well. The girl might have lost two of her toes. [...] [...] In Sweden, it was reported that Crocs have been banned from Hospitals. That also happened in Singapore as well. The girl might have lost two of her toes. [...]

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