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FlexFlop – Online Deal

One or Two Pairs of Foldable Flip-Flops (Up to 60% Off)

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Thu Aug 09 03:59:59 UTC 2012
Value
$25
Discount
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$15
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In a Nutshell

Foldable flip-flops add convenience and comfort with an included carrying pouch and terry, twill, or microfiber soles

The Fine Print

  • Expires Jan 15, 2013
  • Limit 3 per person. Limit 1 per order. Valid only for option purchased. Online only. Ships only to Continental US. Extra $7.65 fee for shipping.
  • See the rules that apply to all deals.

An extra pair of shoes is useful when you're stuck wearing heels at the dance or cement shoes at the bottom of Snitch Lake. Lighten up with this Groupon.

Choose Between Two Options

  • $10 for one pair of foldable flip-flops (up to a $25 value)
  • $20 for two pairs of foldable flip-flops (up to a $50 value)

FlexFlop

After witnessing countless friends remove their high heels and risk it all on the dance floor or in the workplace, LA-based shoe designer Stacey Kirsch decided that there had to be a more sensible solution to balancing style and support. And so the FIDM graduate created FlexFlop—emergency flip-flops that fold neatly enough to carry in a purse. After pulling their FlexFlops out of the included zip pouch, women can throw on the sleek sandals, which cushion arches with terry, twill, or microfiber soles.

In addition to standard designs, some FlexFlop styles boast more personalized details, including pouches that sparkle with "Bride" or "Pedi Please" written in rhinestones. The shop also encourages customers to personalize select pouches with silk-screened designs or a custom phrase, such as "Nicole's Bachelorette Party" or "My Other Shoes Are Moon Boots."

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—Unhappy Mom

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I am supposed to go on a really cool ski trip with my dad, but my wife is pregnant with our first child and the due date conflicts with the trip. What do I tell my dad?
—Chris R.

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