CrocsUnisex Adult Crocband II Clog

Paying $40 for a pair of garden clogs is ridiculous. But these? Comfortable, stylish, and affordable. These last! Would certainly buy again.

The color is great, they are very comfortable and great for rainy days, very durable. Easy to slip on and off, would buy again.

Great for going through the air port

I told myself after ordering these and getting them in id leave a review cause all the questions and answers above were so dang confusing on what size to buy!... I was going to purchase the size 8 (which my normal shoe size is 7.5 woman’s) on Amazon but had a feeling I’d better wait and find out, so I went by the croc store to buy these and of course they were out of my size BUT did look at the tags for sizing and asked the lady working and she said alllll crocs are unisex sized so when purchasing the listed sizes ARE MENS. I purchased the 6 again cause I’m a 7’5-8 in woman’s and they are on the money perfect size! If your wanting more room probably go with the 7 which is a Woman’s 9 cause there’s not much wiggle room. I have read on some of the reviews that crocs stretch so I’ve just been wearing the heck out of them the past 2 days and so far I have seen a tiny bit of difference.

It took two tries to get the right size, but I'm rather pleased with these shoes. I needed something for wearing around the house and for quick trips outside, and I've had bad luck with fabric, memory-foam-sole slippers. So far, these have been exactly what I need. The clog style is easy to get on and off of my feet, and it's nice having the option of using the strap to keep them more securely in place. They feel sturdy, and after a few weeks of trips to the curb to deal with trash pick-ups, I have yet to find any punctures that plagued the memory foam slippers I have tried. They have provided better protection from stubbed toes then my old slippers, as well.These Crocs are much more stiff and less cushiony than the pair I owned years ago. I don't know if this is just an aspect of this particular style of Crocs, or the whole product line is now made of this material. I personally prefer them this way, but I suggest keeping this in mind if you are expecting foam rubber construction.I wear a half size shoe (X.5 or X 1/2), and I needed to order the next size up for proper fit.

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I know these aren't the sexiest shoes, but man, are they comfy! I wanted easy slip on shoes for running errands, checking the mail, and walking the dog, and these are DEFINITELY it! You can wear them alone or with socks, and with the strap forward or back. They're so comfy that I sometimes put them on to do dishes because they give me so much more support than any of my other shoes or slippers, and they reduce the back pain I get from doing dishes too long. I think black is a great universal color, and I might even add the little bling accessories later. I'm incredibly happy with my decision to buy these, and I'm just sad it took me so long to give in.

While it is flexible to some degree it is plastic with all the limitations of that. The sizes are fairly generous. I normally wear an 11.5, but that isn't available. I guess that only smaller people need half sizes, bigger folks only have whole size feet. Or, that is what many manufacturers seem to think these days. I opted down to 11 based on the shape of the toe box, and that turned out to be the right choice for me because the heel comes right to the back rim without any overhang, but no room to spare either. Where lack of pliability enters is also in that wide toe box. This may not apply to you, but my feet have been doing yeoman's service now into my eighth decade and they've been banged up more than once. I've several broken toes that rub the inside top of the Crocs so can only be tolerated for a short time without socks. With socks I can bear them a bit longer, but they are not an all day shoe for me under any circumstances. Still, they do what I wanted, an easy slip on to walk my service dog.