Crocs Unisex's Classic Clogs

Brought these crocs as a Christmas gift for a family member and she loves them. They fit perfectly, she says they are the perfect size and she says they are very comfortable. She loves the grey look with her outfits.

Crocs are timeless and transcend social and cultural boundaries. As excellent as ever. Faaaantastic colour!Comfy fit especially where a broader fitting is wanted. Great wear for diabetics (like me).Easy clean - can put them in with the washing and finish off when dry with a once over from a neutral (colour free) shoe polish pad to give a showroom shine.

I love Crocs. This has to be my 12th pair! I love the vibrant orange colour. They are comfortable to wear and easy to wipe clean. I don’t recommend driving in Crocs as you will get a line across the front. Amazon always seem to have good offers on Crocs.

These are great, I really like them, comfortable, well made and I love the look.Sizing is confusing though. I am 9.5 UK size so I bought, having read the advice, the next size up, a UK size 10 which they call 10UK men/11Uk women. These were huge and are being returned.I ordered a UK size 9 or 9UK men/10UK women and these are better, still plenty of room without flopping about. It feels I could go down to an 8 but they are supposed to be loose. All my other shoes are 9.5 (Nike, Adidas, New Balance etc) and sometimes a 10 but never less than 9.5, except for Crocs.The photos are of each size showing the fit, the one with the label are the size 10 men/11 women. So, if you can work out which size you need, good luck with that, then highly recommended.Sizing update - this wouldn't matter if you bought from a shop having tried them on but, if you are buying online, you have to rely on sizing information. I bought another pair of the exact same Crocs but in black. Based on the my first experience I bought size 9. The black ones are smaller, this was evident as soon as I opened the bag but I tried them on to make sure I wasn't seeing things. They still fit but are smaller. It is difficult to accurately measure the difference and take a photo but I tried (yes I have too much time on my hands) and there is about 3mm difference between the black and stucco. A UK half size is 5mm. The black pair is made in Indonesia whereas the stucco pair are from China. This probably doesn't help choose your size but may explain the Croc sizing lottery.

Before these I bought a pair of knock-off crocs thinking that it wouldn't make that much difference in quality and save me a good amount, but the difference is clear. The fake ones are harder and less comfortable, feel more likely to break, and have an awful plastic smell. These ones are soft and comfortable with no smell at all. Sizing was a bit confusing but i just bought my usual size and it worked out fine, my feet do slip forward when i walk so my toes touch the front but i think that would be made worse by sizing up not better and walking isn't uncomfortable so im happy to live with it. Overall they're worth the extra money.

Comfortable and colourful.

Usual Crocs quality and although I don’t need a new pair this Summer, I will get another pair soon!I’ve washed these on a cool wash and come up great too!

Classic CrocsFact 1: They are laughably hideous to look at.Fact 2: They are very comfortable house shoes.Fact 3: They are best enjoyed at sale prices.Fact 4: They are lightweight.Fact 5: They have foot supporting little nubs.Fact 6: They might also support circulation.Sizing:I typically wear normal width 9 - 9.5 (UK) in shoes. I bought the size 9 and 10 (UK) Crocs to check what would fit best. The 9's were too neat and would definitely annoy me if I'd kept them. The 10's are about 5% too large all round. I settled on the 10's in any case. They don't fall off my feet although for extra happiness, I'd want Crocs to make a 9.75 UK for me. Having checked the Crocs website and sizing guides, there's no middle ground. Some Crocs are sold as unisex, too, so it's worth reading a bit more on the website before ordering to check what size might work best for your own plates of meat.Conjecture:I'd say Crocs could be an option to consider for those looking for recovery shoes. Maybe runners and perhaps even those who suffer from certain foot pains. The acupressure nubs may not be helpful in some cases, and the same nubs might not be firm enough to provide actual pressure. Nice feeling for me, though. Your mileage may vary.Living with Crocs:Yes, I'm the butt of cheap digs and jokes at home but I know that deep down there is a kind of jealousy of my bold choice of slipper alternative. I casually stroll through discarded lego pieces in the kids' bedroom. I glide across oddly-stony pieces of muesli cunningly wedged in kitchen floor tiles. A dog-friendly AirBnB with carpets and tiny hair javelins ready to burrow in to your feet? Care no more. I can do anything - except warm my feet in front of the wood burner. However, the 5% extra roominess leaves enough space for 'energy crisis' thermal socks.Final thoughts:I know my family may never tire of mocking my Crocs. But I'll go on the record to note that me and my chocolatey-brown (and oddly supportive) clown shoes will happily continue to entertain, in great comfort. And definitely only within the privacy of one's home.