These clogs are a closed cell resin which is anti-microbial by nature and resists odor, making these perfect barefoot shoes. A combination of material and design makes the shoe slip resistant. Strategically placed ventilation holes allow water, sand and air to travel through the footwear. Heel strap can be rolled forward for a slip on clog shoe or keep it back for a heel strap. Arch support is built in, making these all day shoes. Non marking outsole.
- The crocs Cayman is now called the crocs Classic
- Ventilation ports increase breathability and filter water and debris away from the footbed
- Available in whole sizes and medium width only
- Massaging nubs stimulate circulation
- Patented strap for secure wear
Clasic Crocs Forever
I buy 2 pairs of Crocs per year. I wear a pair out every 6 to 9 months
Kickin Crocs
Not my first pair. Everyone should have a pair for kickin around in. The Crocs web site says if you wear a half size go up to the next full size, I wouldn't do it. I normally wear a 10 1/2 and a size 10 is still a little sloppy.
Crocs
Poor - The strap broke after only 1 week. I guess I know why they were cheap with free shipping.
Croc classic rocks
I live near where they were first introduced and this is my first pair. They fit well right out of the box.
very comfortable
The only negative thing I can say about them is that my feet tend to get hot in them, so wearing socks is more comfortable, unless you want sweaty cold slippery rubber under your toes... One last thing concerning making your color selection... I ordered the black ones, and every comment I've received, from family, friends, girlfriend, etc. is that they look like big black monsters on my feet. If you're into that, black is the way to go. If not, I would strongly recommend a more flashy, darker color, like blue, grey, even green or yellow. The geeks in the lab will forgive and forget ;) I usually jump at shoe advertisements, like those air pumps in the 90s that were supposed to make you fly... All shoes feel great in the store, when they're brand new with plush innards. With time, the padding settles, they get stinky and you find yourself on amazon cheating on them with a new pair. The crocs have completely met my expectations long term; I haven't looked at a pair of clogs/sandals since my purchase (although with summer coming... they're not exactly beach wear). I've had them for six months, wear them six days a week, at least six hours a day. They're very versatile, light as a feather, haven't cracked, easy to clean, do not get stinky, as soft as the day I got them and worth every penny of the thirty or so bucks I spent on them. I would strongly recommend them for people working in a hospital, where you are continually strutting around on hard, sterile concrete floors. Although, if you work with chemicals, please do check out the ones with a closed front and no upper ventilation holes.
