Crocs Unisex's Classic All Terrain Clog

These are soooo easy to slip on for going into the garden, and really comfy too. The colours are great, they're extremely durable - about two years now and they look brand new - highly recommended.

Love these, really versatile and comfortable. The adjustable strap is really handy, but also comfortable and stay on well without using the strap. Managed to get for a good price but think it can vary a bit

I find it light and sturdy with a wide, 'sure foot' feel. It has a tough, spongy, but rigid sole. It's secure with the strap down, and easy to slip on like a mule, practical for the quick dash to local shops.I bought a half size up, so it fits snugly when I wear my tabi, so I don't have to change into and out of them at the dojo. I just 'slip on' and 'slip off'.It's too soon to know if these last (had it just under a month) but so far it's been a delight.

Last well.Got mine and wore them out in daily use for nearly 3 years - pricey, but overall cheaper than getting crocalikes.Wish I could still find them in my size.

Had for years now wear at sum point each day would be lost without them.

I am very happy, I love Crocs and these Crocs have long lasting soles. I use them for walking.

Bought these for better grip on wet surfaces. Not as good as the Bistro model, but still great and suits my needs. My old pair of regular worn Crocs were slippery on wet tiles - these fix that.Very comfortable and good ventilation. The velcro straps on the back are a bit annoying and not as nice as the regular Crocs strap, but not a big deal and offers a good amount of adjustment. Overall, great!

Spent a long time sourcing a decent pair of these plastic shoes. There are many brands and many very suspect traders. Eventually went for the Crocs, a well known and rated make... And not the cheapest. The site gave lots of sizing options, and broke those options into Country sizing, so I opted for a size 12 UK shoe. Simple.What an absolute joke. As soon as I opened the packaging I could see that they were a lot smaller than a 12..... I figured a 7 or 8. However, they were showing a 'size 13' on the sole. Unperturbed, I thought that perhaps they were like this to give a 'comfort' fit, in that if you forced them on, they would stretch and eventually form to your feet.... After all, they are supposed to be one of the best makes available!!!!No matter what I tried, I could not get my feet into the shoe. Eventually, I cut my toes off and found that I could get my foot in. Unfortunately, with no toes I couldn't walk and the pain was intense. Hopefully, the Hospital will fit me with a plastic prostethic foot, so I won't need to buy any Crocs again!