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I know that Jibbitz are not compatable with Disney Crocs because the Mickey-shaped holes are larger than the regular ones. Well, I went ahead and bought some anyways because I figured I might be able to attach them someway or the other. They had the cute Tigger and Eeyore ones I just couldn't resist ...
Has anyone (successfully) tried to attach Jibbitz to Disney Crocs? If so, HOW??? Or do you have any ideas what could work? TIA!
I wondered about this before too.. if you just put a small slit in your Crocs, couldn't you then just slip the Jibbitz in the slit... seems like it would hold. Maybe I'll try it with my old pair of Crocs that I've worn the tread off of... hmmmm- I'll let you know if it works.
I was going to suggest trying that "mirical sole repair epoxy" stuff you can sometimes get at Payless Shoes. That stuff holds like there is no tomorrow, but if super glue did not work, well...
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I can't wait to get a pair of Crocs and try them out for myself! Looking forward to perhaps getting some while we are at WDW in the fall.
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OK, I did it and IT WORKS!!! Just use a small craft knife to make a small slit (less than 1/2" long... then push the back of the Jibbitz thru it!!! I think it actually works better than just putting them in the holes because with the slit- it doesn't allow the Jibbitz to keep twirling around- I like mine to face a particular direction and stay there!!! So there you go--- you can use this method with the Crocs that don't have any holes or you an just cut a small slit between the Mickey Head -or- other holes in the top of your Crocs and your Jibbitz WILL work!!!
I just put mine in the larger hole. It is loose in the hole, but is staying put. I don't think it will fall out. It seems to work fine so far. For $2.95 I think I will wear it for a while a see what happens. I didn't really want to make any extra holes in the shoes.
I have jibbitz in my Disney Crocs now for over a month with no problems. Mind you the Jibbitz I picked were larger so that may help but my snowflakes and snowman seem to stay just fine.
I guess I'll try to put them in the Mickey holes and just wait what happens. I think the ones I picked are rather large, too, so maybe they'll work. I'll let you know as soon as they get here!
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My DD has disney Crocs. The smaller jibbitz fall out and she has lost a couple, but the larger ones stay in. Of course, DD is 2, so she is a little less careful than an adult or an older child. IHTH!
My 7 year old son who is all boy has lost his several times. But I have been able to hang on to mine. I think it probably depends on how active your feet are!
My 7 year old son who is all boy has lost his several times. But I have been able to hang on to mine. I think it probably depends on how active your feet are!
We found something that works for the boys. They sell them on ebay and are called disbitz. I know other people have posted on other crocs threads about them so we tried them and they do work.
I also read about putting slits in the crocs and inserting the jibbitz, but I just couldn't bring myself to put a slit in a $30 pair of brand new shoes!
And on another thread someone posted that they bought strap with the holes in it and put the jibbitz in the strap instead of the shoe. The boys wear their straps on the back of tha ankle so I'm not sure how comfortabel that is. But if they like to wear the strap forward that would probably work too.
Hope you find a solution, I know how the cost of replacing jibbitz can really add up!
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