Rookie mistake...footware for inside coop?

[rayed]

crocs is a great options of course, but not for this kind of weather. Sometimes unknown brands might have some decent shoes, all we need is to dig in and find them. Tomorrow i am going to contact formulalm customer service for example and see if they have something suitable for me.

 

[Happy hen lover]

I got a pair of uggs at thrift store for winter. Spring and fall dansko with smooth sole ( thrift store) and summer is designated thick soled flip flops. ( I work at thrift store)

 

[Devyn Nagy]

I wear boots or crocs. I've found that red toe nails really gets you some attention if you're barefoot, not a great idea.

My hens hate (or maybe love?) my toes, so I have to be careful too.

 

[Happy hen lover]

My hens hate (or maybe love?) my toes, so I have to be careful too.

It's love for sure esp if there's polish.

 

[Devyn Nagy]

It's love for sure esp if there's polish.

There isn't.

 

[Finnie]

I also wore an old pair of sneakers but I have torn them and need to buy something else. Time passed and I wonder whether people wear any special boots for inside coop today.

This was my first pair of chicken yard shoes. I absolutely loved them, but years later when they wore out and needed to be replaced, they were discontinued. Now I randomly buy any type of slip on clog, with holes for summer and without holes for winter. (That is, when I don’t need to wear rain or snow boots.)

Garage sales and Goodwill are good sources if you just want cheap because of trashing them. Crocs and Sloggers are good if you want quality.

 

[Happy hen lover]

There isn't.

Oops sorry, well be dang glad there isn't. They never miss a chance at those SHINY colors