From the FitFlop collection the slip on Cogh has proven very successful seller. Over the last couple of season the Cogh design has evolved gradually which is discussed in more details below. Clogh success can also be accredited mainly to the fact it offers something different to the FitFlop current range. It is a slip on shoe unlike the majority of FitFlop range which is a toe post, in addition it is ideally more suited for individuals seeking to wear a pair of FitFlop footwear as a house shoe and as a Clog for outdoor purposes. Gough is notably more suited and better equipped in being used in unpleasant weather conditions for instance it is water and stain resistant a fantastic footwear for our unpredictable weather.  In contrast The FitFlop Gogh II which is a latter edition are built in with a skid resistant all rubber outsole. We predict that if you try a pair on you will want to Gogh everywhere.

This season has seen the new development of the new clog from FitFlop known as Happy Gogh. It was released on the 14th of June 2010 and is essentially the first clogh which FitFlop has produced for the summer season. Happy Cogh is a shinny clog which is available in a wide range of bright colours in red, black, cheery berry, splash and very plum. In addition with its rock chick studs around the edge, Happy Gogh is highly predicted to achieve great success this year.
FitFlop Clog’s collection and features

FitFlop Cogh

Cogh has had tremendous success and proven a very popular buy and this can be greatly attributed to the following reasons:

• It comes with a fun, featherweight, ultra-felt upper and faux-fur linig.

• Equipped with the latest FiFlop technology Microwobbleboard™ which is the muscle toning midsole.
  

• Water and stain repellent Du Pont treated suede

• Cozy Micro fibre lining

• No Skid rubber outsole

• It is treated with odor eliminating Agion technology

• Gives you a walkout while you wal

• Helps relieve backache

• Helps remove plantar foot pain
  

Overall FitFlop Cogh is embedded with the same patent pending leg muscle loading technology. It has also been reported from wearers to ease further symptoms such as reducing plantar foot pain whilst re-energises their tired and aching legs, it has also been reported in  relieving backache problems.

Fit Flop Cogh II

Cogh II delivers the optimum comfort and comes highly recommended for individuals with plantar foot, lower back and knee pain, arthritis and heel spurs. The main enhancement in the comparison with the Cogh is that is has a skid resistant all rubber outsole. Aside from his Clogh II is built and embedded with all the technology as illustrated above.

Caring For Your FitFlop Gogh Shoes

• The FitFlop Gogh has a durable rubber outsole and has been coated with 3M Scotchguard protector.

• The 3M Scotchguard protector will not make your Goghs waterproof but will nevertheless shield against water damage and against stains. As a result it is best to avoid wearing them in heavy rain or snow.

• It is recommended that your Cogh should be placed in a warm airy area and left to dry in the event that your clog happens to be damped. This way as with all natural products it reduced the risk of colour fading through the sun

• In order to maintain your FitFlop shape and structure it is recommended that you stuff your Cogh with paper towel whilst drying.

• In order to ensure that your Cogh’s are always fresh and dry it is recommended that a thick woollen socks. Nevertheless it is perfectly suitable to wear your Cogh with or without socks

• Washing machine or drying for your Goghs is prohibited by FitFlop. Instead, lightly brush the outside to remove dirt, mud or salt stains is highly recommended.