well said, some nasty people on here, you never know what will happen in your life thats a head of you , be grateful if you have no disability and be caring for those who have and wished they had not.
Adhsmum to bseal1947
23 Jan 176#14
As the parent of a 'special' child, thank you for confirming all the fears that I have about the way people view my beautiful daughter.
Duncthow
22 Jan 174#12
ooft, you'd really have to hate your kid to buy these.
loisgriffin
23 Jan 173#25
Can't even click on a deal without someone making nasty comments. Really sad world we live in . Why comment if you don't like them and why comment just to take the micky out of others ? Pathetic .
Decent shoes for a tenner , heat added OP.
Is this unisex? I would like to buy it for my son but i am see other comments and reviews on amazon who said they bought it for their daughter
tiggyandpops to toto123
24 Jan 17#36
Im not sure. I thought they were for girls being patent but i showed them to my daughter (6) and she turned her nose up and said they were for boys?
ohdearohdear to toto123
27 Jan 17#39
Bought it for my son. Thought it was girlish first but easily a boy can wear it too. It is unisex
rickinyorkshire
25 Jan 17#38
URL doesn't work.
cloudary
24 Jan 17#37
couldn't open the page
djaydearz
23 Jan 17#34
calm yourself! I wasn't having a go at the poster, just awful looking shoes in my opinion , which i am perfectly entitled to.
why not post a deal myself?, can't be bothered.
ssgczc
22 Jan 172#5
there are some other reductions as well for kids shoes, clarks younger girls school shoes and geox trainers for older girls are also £10.
pumpkinette to ssgczc
23 Jan 17#33
I've just ordered the clarks ones for my daughter as they actually have narrow fit (rare as hens teeth) in stock. They will be good for when the weather gets a bit better as all she has now is boots. They do look a bit flimsy in comparison to some school shoes but she will be pleased with them. They also have girls Startrite wide fit school shoes for £10 but limited (small) sizes if anyone is looking.
£12 for click and collect is a great price. :smiley:
ohdearohdear
22 Jan 17#7
Is it acceptable for schools?
angusangus to ohdearohdear
23 Jan 17#32
Different schools have differing rules. At our school, as long as they are black with no discernible logo, they're fine.
djaydearz
23 Jan 171#26
I think what we are all trying to say, without getting personal, is that these look atrocious
bellboys to djaydearz
23 Jan 171#31
OK, I WILL get personal. How many deals have you posted since joining in 2013? Answer: NONE. Wind yer neck in, stop being ultra critical on people who actually try to positively contribute something to the site or, better still, why not post a deal yourself for a change?? What are you afraid of?
bellboys
23 Jan 17#30
Why is it always the ones who contribute so little to the site in regards to deals that seem to revel in being critical of other people's deals??
MightyJayJnr
23 Jan 17#29
Kickers moccasins were the shoes to have when I was in high school mid-90s.
We also had wedge haircuts, ah the good old days :confused:
johnny007
23 Jan 17#28
Just to say, not everybody has the same view regarding the 'special' comment.
johnny007
23 Jan 17#27
loisgriffin
23 Jan 173#25
Can't even click on a deal without someone making nasty comments. Really sad world we live in . Why comment if you don't like them and why comment just to take the micky out of others ? Pathetic .
Decent shoes for a tenner , heat added OP.
dezontk
23 Jan 17#24
What failed lol?
pumpkinette
23 Jan 173#23
What's all this nonsense about 'special' and that you would need to hate your kid to buy them these?
Kickers where the shoes to have when I was in school. (For girls anyway)
My old kickers from school lasted me 2 full school years then another 3 years for work (2x part time jobs) before I had to bin them. They where the comfiest shoes I have ever owned.
This style in patent is perfect for girls in the winter when it's raining, none of this strap and gap style that equals wet feet and soggy shoes all day. Girls don't float an inch above the ground when it rains and if you need to walk to school then you need a good shoe that will keep feet dry.
Heat added even though we don't need these at the moment. If they done one size bigger I would have bought some in for next year. Great price for these shoes- even with the £2 click and collect charge.
Duncthow
22 Jan 174#12
ooft, you'd really have to hate your kid to buy these.
toto123 to Duncthow
23 Jan 171#22
Why?
bseal1947
22 Jan 171#13
I was thinking that when I was at school they would call you 'special' for wearing these
Adhsmum to bseal1947
23 Jan 176#14
As the parent of a 'special' child, thank you for confirming all the fears that I have about the way people view my beautiful daughter.
toto123 to bseal1947
23 Jan 17#21
Why?
fayraz
23 Jan 17#20
Managed to bag one of the black pairs thanks OP.
Amazon have the patent ones starting from £10 but the black ones from £23 now.
dezontk
22 Jan 17#11
wah0007 to dezontk
23 Jan 171#19
FAIL!
rvcshart
23 Jan 171#18
You fear that you kids are being thought of oddly because of there shiny black ugly shoes?
I get what you meant, but you're just being picky and having a go here. You're basically saying people are being criticized on there ugly shoes, not there special needs.... When you obviously meant the opposite.
I have people I care for/about with disabilities too, doesn't mean I have to take every opportunity to scream and whine about it. At least if you're going to do that, do it accurately.
nextofkim
23 Jan 171#17
Amazon are selling them for £10, free delivery for prime members.
sola35
23 Jan 176#16
well said, some nasty people on here, you never know what will happen in your life thats a head of you , be grateful if you have no disability and be caring for those who have and wished they had not.
jennibetty
23 Jan 173#15
These shoes only go up to size 12 in kids sizes. My son is only 5 and wears size 11. He cannot tie laces yet, like most 5 year olds! These shoes are perfect for school for when their parents are not about to assist. Nobody is telling you to buy these, so your nasty remarks are very unwelcome!
dans1972
22 Jan 171#10
ordered.nice find.thank you
caziking
22 Jan 17#9
Only patent left?
caziking
22 Jan 171#8
Are these boys ?
stinkypants17
22 Jan 17#6
:wink: just ordered!! Great find
Loveabargain21
22 Jan 171#4
Great find, thanks for sharing!
crinklecutnose
22 Jan 17#3
very nice. loads of sizes.
davidtait
22 Jan 17#2
Ordered thanks!.. :wink:
spinks
22 Jan 17#1
Just ordered. Thanks. Good for playing at the park in.
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Black and Black Patent
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Decent shoes for a tenner , heat added OP.
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why not post a deal myself?, can't be bothered.
£12 for click and collect is a great price. :smiley:
We also had wedge haircuts, ah the good old days :confused:
Decent shoes for a tenner , heat added OP.
Kickers where the shoes to have when I was in school. (For girls anyway)
My old kickers from school lasted me 2 full school years then another 3 years for work (2x part time jobs) before I had to bin them. They where the comfiest shoes I have ever owned.
This style in patent is perfect for girls in the winter when it's raining, none of this strap and gap style that equals wet feet and soggy shoes all day. Girls don't float an inch above the ground when it rains and if you need to walk to school then you need a good shoe that will keep feet dry.
Heat added even though we don't need these at the moment. If they done one size bigger I would have bought some in for next year. Great price for these shoes- even with the £2 click and collect charge.
Amazon have the patent ones starting from £10 but the black ones from £23 now.
I get what you meant, but you're just being picky and having a go here. You're basically saying people are being criticized on there ugly shoes, not there special needs.... When you obviously meant the opposite.
I have people I care for/about with disabilities too, doesn't mean I have to take every opportunity to scream and whine about it. At least if you're going to do that, do it accurately.