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Monkey Lisa Cranklz for Crocs

by Erika Jurney on June 11, 2009

I have to be upfront here: I’m a Crocs hater. That said, I know a ton of kids who adore them, and Monkey Lisa has come up with a product which makes me less negative about plastic shoes. “Cranklz” straps for Crocs shoes. They are very cute, make the shoes look less mass-produced and fit better, so if your kid just has to have Crocs, at least they will be able to run without their shoes flying off!

Erika Jurney is the founder of Try Handmade. You can follow her on Twitter and Facebook, or learn more about her love of the handmade.

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1 jen June 12, 2009 at 8:21 am: love these! i <3 crocs!!! Monkey Lisa Cranklz for Crocs http://bit.ly/107laf

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