Crocs Men's LiteRide Pacer

Run a little big, but great shoe. Faux laces fooled me, very comfortable to walk in. Great style, massages foot. My second pair of Croc shoes, these were about 30% less than a Croc outlet nearby. Can wear with shorts or casual pants.

These are a really good quality sneaker, this coming from a podiatrist. They are lightweight and breathable and have a modern look to them. They are great for dressing up and dressing down. My husband found his first pair brand new at a consignment shop for $10 and ran them into the ground so to speak so I got him a new pair. He typically wears aasics which have great arch support and finds these just as comfortable. He gets a lot of compliments on them and everyone is always surprised to hear they are Crocs! The upper last, vamp, and toe box are a rubber material which makes them easy to clean. By breathable, I mean there are large pores in the rubber fabric so they are not great for a rainy day or wet grass.

I’ve been buying these shoes for my pre-teen (now teen) son since the last 3 years in size after size in same blue color. He loves them and wears them everywhere he cannot wear his tennis shoes to. It’s his regular sandals. It is very durable and comfortable. He has worn it while travelling as well. I have washed it in the washing machine and it gets clean and is pretty strong.

...and I was shocked at how nice they look and are made when I saw them at a shoe store. I was looking at various stores for a cheap pair of sneakers to wear when I rode the exercise bike so I wasn't sweating up my regular every day sneakers, and these fit the bill perfectly. Rubber that can be cleaned easily, with only a small amount of fabric in the tongue and laces (which I replaced with Lock Laces so I could just slip them on and off to workout in). The only problem I noticed is that Crocs don't have a half size, so if you wear a size 11 like me, you will find a large amount of space in the toe area. The shoes fit well from side to side but were too long in my opinion, so I tried the 10 and it is about a half an inch to the inside of the toe from my big toe, which I read is a good space to have.The only down side was the width (medium, I didn't see anywhere if they sold wides of this shoe) which felt a little tight, but once I got the laces set with the tension that was comfortable across the arch of my foot, they were all right. Plus the rubber gives enough to flex and it may stretch a bit over time.The top rubber is flexible and the perforations helped to keep my feet cool while riding for an hour, and the sole rubber is harder but flexes well when you walk, and the cushioned and textured inside was very comfortable. I found another pair in another color on Amazon after getting this first pair through them, and those will be a pair to wear out as lightweight summer sneakers.

I get these as my work shoes and they last longer than any other shoe I have tried. They are breathable, comfortable and lightweight. These will forever be the shoes I buy for work.

Found this looking for a replacement to a very worn out sandal that was cutting into my foot. This has the cushion of Crocs which makes it very comfortable as typical Crocs but in a sneaker shape vs the clog design. These have the same footbed as clogs but not being a clog the toe box is narrower. Being a sneaker shape is what I like most about this, it cups on your heel like a sneaker and there’s less room for your foot to float around like the normal Croc clog does so I’m more comfortable walking around with it, playing w /the kids or chasing the kids around. This is more for light play as I would go back to sneakers for anything more active.I wear mens 8 1/2 regular and the fit of the size 9 LiteRide very well with a comfortable amount space before the tip of the shoe. The shoelaces are mostly for show as the laces rest over a thin mesh/cloth like material, I don't feel it when on. I find the shoe more comfortable without socks but that may unique per wearer, for me it was a tighter fit and the mesh like cloth caught onto the socks so I could not slip the shoe on quickly.Having taken this on a 7 day cruise and subjected to many conditions this is definitely one of my now favorites. I've taken this to the beaches and water in both Florida and the Bahamas, sand collects but is easily to removed with the shoe on and off your feet, it just pours out because there's nothing for the stand to stick with having the Croc foam footbed and upper made of rubber. Multiple afternoons at the ship’s AquaPark on tube rides, slides and pools and walking around the pools and the many other wet surface was never a loss of traction for me. It was a quick slip on slipper with sneaker like wearability. The shoe dried quickly in matter of hours in both FL and Caribbean environments, footbed could be dry in matter of minutes given its non absorbing and in the sun, the small mesh section and shoelaces was never a problem and was still comfortable to wear.. overall very happy with the decision on this covered toe shoe for water and relaxed outdoor activities

This is a perfect example of how Crocs full size steps fails. I need a half size or else the shoe is too big or too small for "running" like the shoe is designed for. Overall, they look nice, are flexible, feel "cushiony," and have a decent price. But I rarely (if ever) wear them because they don't fit right.

If you have ever worn normal crocs the soles in these feel pretty much identical. The top is slightly tighter and more wet gets in your shoe walking on wet grass but they are very comfortable and just like regular crocs. They are more flexible which helps with foot soreness but I wouldn’t wear these without socks. Because they are flexible and the top is made out of a rubbery kind of feel they rubbed the top of your foot pretty hard if you’re not wearing socks, so definitely socks or most likely blisters. I will say these are my new favorite shoes wear them a couple of days before deciding.