Customer Reviews Crocs Crocs - RX Relief

This shoe helps to a degree, its much better than walking bare foot (I have plantar fasciitis). My feet started sliding towards the front and I was ready to send them back because it was hurting my toes. (I am an 8 1/2 Wide womens and I ordered an 8 and they seemed a little big in length) However, someone made me realize that my feet were sweating a lot and I put some socks on and that fixed it. So I believe I will keep them. For the most part my feet have been hurting less, and that was my goal.

Seemed as if there was no difference between this model and the regular Crocs except for the holes in the toe box. Since the regular Crocs fit well I saw no reason to pay extra for these so the overall rating is a 3.

Bought this as a gift for Mom who's got bunions and painful feet. Yes, these are comfortable, but turned out to be very roomy, like at least 1 in extra width. Mom's size is 7, bought size 8. Lengthwise, fit would be better if these Crocs came in 7.5, but 8 will do.

I have had plantar fasciitis for about 3 months now and was looking for something to slip on quickly that would help heal my foot. These do not feel any better to me than normal crocs, do not seem to have additional arch support or additional comfort padding. I am therefore returning them.

I had to reorder as despite the comments I found these to run big and therefore rounded down to the next whole size. As for relief, the heel cushion is good but the arch support really is nonexistent. I try to avoid walking around barefoot in the house so I wear these instead. Not a replacement for full time shoes with arch support.

These were advertised to relieve heel pain. Although they are okay for around the house, they are very hard and I can't wear them to work without having pain after a few hours. I thought they would break in, but they are still pretty hard, even after a couple of weeks of pretty steady wear. I wear socks (quite the fashion statement) to soften them a bit.

I bought these because I was looking for something soft and comfortable to wear around the house with, perhaps, a smidge of arch support to relieve my plantar fasciitis at the end of the day. Well, maybe I had expectations that were too high. These seem to have the same minimal support as regular Crocs. For what I was looking for, my FitFlops are a better choice. They cost a bit more, but at least they do what the Crocs Relief does not.

I don't see how these are better than they regular Crocs. The arch support is not any better. They are actually harder than regular Crocs.

I was not impressed. I have a lot of foot pain so I tried these. I was told they were suppose to feel loose but I never felt safe walking in them. They moved around too much. I did try the size down and that seemed too tight. I did not notice a big difference in my foot pain when I wore these. I'd recommend trying Chaco sandals.

Wow, what a disappointment. The nubs on the insole hurt my feet, even with socks on. This shoe feels firmer with less cushion and little arch support. I don't understand why this would be called RX Relief when it is so uncomfortable. This one was made in China. The only good things are the vent holes on the sides and no holes on top.

I have Plantar Fasciitis and was seeking relief. From the reviews these are great, so I took everyone's advice and ordered a pair, downsized like it says to do. I normally wear 8.5 womens so I ordered size 8. Well, they are comfy but way too wide. Even if I strapped on sweat socks they would be too big/wide for my feet. My toes hit the tip of the clog so, if wearing socks to deal with the wideness issue, these clogs wouldn't fit. Returning them. For rubber shoes at this price they need to get the fit/ sizes better.

Not sure why these shoes have such a good review. I ordered this shoe based on positive reviews but was extremely disappointed with the fit. These are huge and loose. I wear a mens 10.5 and ordered the Crocs 10. My foot was not secure in the shoe which would result in injury if I were to keep them. As a nurse I'm on my feet for 12+ hours and need something comfortable and supportive that will actually stay on my foot.

The main problem with this shoe is it is not as comfortable as other Crocs I've had that were made in Mexico. This pair was made in China and it is just a completely different feel. I ordered these to use my old pair for garden shoes but after a week, I've relegated the new shoes to the garden and taken back my old ones for my primary hang out shoe around the house.

Because I have plantar fasciitis in one foot, I needed to stop walking around my apartment without shoes on. I got a pair of Orthaheel Ryder flip-flops and they were great. However, when it's cool I want to wear socks and socks don't go well with flip-flops, so I looked for something else that I could wear with socks. I thought these Crocs might be suitable but, when they arrived, I found that they didn't support my arches at all, so they were useless for my purposes. In addition, the ridges on the footbed were uncomfortable, even with socks on. So I returned them and ordered a pair of Orthaheel Traverse Vionic slides, which have worked out well (and also look a lot spiffier than the Crocs).

I gave the shoes to a friend as they were too small for me. I had ordered a larger size and they were too big. I sent the first pair back for the smaller size but the smaller size did not give me the comfort I desired. So maybe my employee will like them.

I wanted to try these because I heard they help with plantar fasciitis. I normally wear a size 12 and since I heard these run big, I tried both a size 11 and a size 12. The 11 was too small but so was the 12. I didn't bother to try a larger size. I didn't feel any arch support in these at all. I am going to keep using my Superfeet sandals for house shoes instead of trying Crocs.

I was hoping these might be awesome around the house with my plantar fasciitis. But these have no arch support. I will continue with my orthoheel slippers instead! These are going back.