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Planning your next holiday....?Originally posted by MarillionFan View PostAnyone know where I can buy a pair?

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The only person I've seen wear them effectively was Heihachi from Tekken and he was a video game character. MOTWYW
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Originally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat cranky, impractical, uncomfortable looking shoes.
The Japanese must have the highest levels of ankle strains and breakages in the world if many wear them.
Why? The base is stable and wider than the foot, so you are less likely to roll over on them than in a pair of normal shoes, or your wife's high heels.
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Hence why I would recommend an extra wide vintage pair, to ensure the safety of MFOriginally posted by OwlHoot View PostWhat cranky, impractical, uncomfortable looking shoes.
The Japanese must have the highest levels of ankle strains and breakages in the world if many wear them.
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its Japanese carpentry they use glue & Joints NO Nails.Originally posted by sal View PostJust nail a couple of Jenga blocks on a pair of flip-flops
https://www.demilked.com/ancient-jap...ayashi-kenkou/
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