Customer Reviews Crocs Santa Cruz

Khaki color is not like previous Santa Cruz like style, that had a slightly different detail around step in part The new design is called khaki but is more a mustard and clashes with the khaki shorts & pants my husband has. Bring back the old style & colorh

Why would a company that sold so many of these take away the denim blue with white soles? The grey was not that cool. But, they also took away my favorite flip flops that I had three pair of. What's up? I'm not a Hey Dude guy, and I know you bought them, but don't ever forget who brought you to the dance. Focus on the core still and you might see a resurgence.

I owned the Santa Cruz original version years ago....very comfortable shoe and Easy On / Easy Off and lightweight. I use them for relaxing Camp shoes. I purchased the Santa Cruz 2, the recent model, and even a size larger than my original ones. They have changed the fit of this shoe and it is NARROW compared to the original. It is NOT Easy On for sure...the elastic on the sides does not have enough stretch and I struggle to get these on, because they bind on the top of my foot. The original shoe was NOT broke...so Crocs tried to "Fix" it? Bad decision...I hope they will loosen a little in time and with use, but until they reverse the change or offer these in a Wide option...I would not purchase another pair.

I like them. Not near as much as my suede topped crocs, which to not be made anymore. These slip ones are comfortable a make my feet feel ok. Which is great.

I've owned two pairs of these and love them. I wanted another khaki pair like my originals. Color on website matched what I wanted. Ordered them, came in as a lighter, more yellow version of khaki. Nothing like what's pictured on the website or my original pair. Returned. Not a flexible, casual color. Very disappointed in Crocs. Mostly disappointed in the misrepresentation of color. Sharing image of original (old and worn out but color is still true and matches picture on website) vs new.

Wrong size

Very uncomfortable.

I prefer the previous generation of these canvas slip-on shoes - by far. The frayed seams on this new pair are ugly and the simplified seaming looks cheap. This will be my last Crocs slip-ons unless you go back. Very disappointing!

Due to the grip on the insole it's hard to get on without your socks bunching up below your feet. If you get them on without sock bunching they're very comfortable. They shrink substantially if you don't follow washing instructions to the letter. After washing they get a lot of loose strings hanging off.

Fit is on the larger side n a bit sloppy, so I had to return them since my husband was not interested in wearing them.

Didn't fit, gave them to my son. Fit him perfectly.

Great shoes. Comfortable. Use them for boat activities. Would be nice if they had a pull tab on the heel for ease of putting them on when wet. Other than that, no issues.

Runs small I wear a 10 ordered a 10 they where to tight can't tell if they are comfortable since they don't fit

I called the 800 number for crocs because the original pair ahead less than one year had a ware spot in the tow they were nice enough to give me 30% off of my next purchase and then and then two days after my purchase all the shoes were 30% off.

I like to wear these when walking (if I don't feel like slipping on tennis shoes), but they fray terribly. I stopped wearing my pair out simply because I hate the look of all these fibers growing out of the seams. It's really too bad -- they're otherwise a nice pair of shoes for casual outings.

I like them but I don't love them. The sizing is a little smaller than the classic clogs. So when I got the same size it made them a little too tight.

So, Crocs has decided to abandon customers looking for a decent looking loafer instead of oddball looking clogs that are made by injection molding. Do get me wrong, the Santa Cruz feels great. It just doesn't last long. They are unlined canvas and your big toe will come through in 3-6 months. They used to make the exact shoe in suede. They were great and lasted until the soles wore out. Crocs did away with them a couple years ago. Then there was the Santa Cruz 2. Excellent shoe. It was lined, had a little more support and even came also in black and brown leather. Even though they changed the footbed a little it felt great and lasted well. Crocs cast there shoes off a couple of years ago too. Next they came out with a flimsy leather rendition of the Santa Cruz 2.2 which had no support. It was a real dud. The final stab at the loafers was the Robalo which just did not fit well. So. here we are.

I think the size was not exactly true to what was recommended on the sizing chart. Will need to return, but still getting the same stylejust one size larger.

Personally, I think they are not the least bit attractive, but I got them for my husband and he loves them....I will have a hard time throwing the old worn pair out.

They look cheap with rough cut edges. Wasn't what I was expecting

I have owned two pair and my husband had one pair. All three pairs wore out in the toe area through the canvas long before the rest of the shoe. I love the footbed of this shoe, the comfort and durability of that portion of the shoe. But the canvas doesn't hold up well in the toe area.

Good for the boat ,size needs 1/2s to small to big

Wanted a "slip on" well.....you better have a shoe horn to get them on. After they are on....GREAT! Very comfortable. A bit pricey.

Comfortable but the shoe has "strings" of fabric that start coming off around the heel or anywhere that your feet rub against the shoe.

What's with all the rough pointy things on the insoles that hurt your feet? Kept the shoes. Threw out the insoles and got different Ober