Customer Reviews Crocs Mercy Work

Really cute Crocs, but I needed to return them. They seemed much narrower than regular Crocs and put pressure on my metatarsals. The heel bed is too wide and the shoe flopped up and down on my heel, even with the strap. The foot bed is cushy and comfortable to stand in but walking in the shoes hurt my feet.

I used to have a pair of Crocs without the holes in them and they were really comfortable to stand in all day, but the traction wore off. Once the traction wore off they were so slippery I could not wear them to work anymore. I thought these would be a great replacement because they have better traction. If you have had Crocs before beware these are much more narrow and gave me a little blister on my little toe. I have somewhat wide feet, so if you do not I would recommend these.

Way too wide thus not too comfortable for me even with insoles included, although I do have thin feet.

Foot bed is super comfy, the toe box is a little narrower and pointier than I Thot it'd be. Very satisfied with my transaction, just wish that these crocs were a little more of the classic round toe look.

Had to send them back. They would have been perfect if they were a half size larger but they don't do half sizes. Also, they are very narrow.

These alternative to the classic Crocs are OK, not spectacular. You can't beat the original design which has one very important detail: holes! These are made of the same material, and yet have no breathing holes, so the consequence is foot soup. Then walking becomes a little interesting because the foot slews around in the wet container, and if you don't wear the heel strap then pay attention or you will be increasingly unstable. To sum it up: Yes, they look great but they don't wear so great. I sent the first pair back because they were way too big in my normal size, as Crocs often are.

I read prior reviews and ordered a size 8. I typically wear size 8.5. The length was too short and my toes were hitting against the top edge, so I ordered a size 9, which was more comfortable for me. The height of the shoe between the arch of your foot and the top of the shoe is enormous, and as a result, the shoe never felt snug or secure holding my foot. I work 12-14 hour shifts and the plus of this shoe is that it easily wipes clean. However, it ventilates poorly and the extra-roominess in the shoe does not give my feet enough support.

The shoes look comfortable online, but when I tried home, my feet telling me "not comfortable." I think is not because the shoe, but my bony feet. I need shoes that have a lot of cushion.

I usually wear an 8 1/2 so I ordered an 8. Even that was too big! Would have been comfortable if it had fit.

Only negative is that the sole started coming unglued the first week (super glued it back on), and this week the strap broke and it's been about a month. So I will be looking for a new shoe for work.

Perhaps these should not be worn in the restaurant industry. Having previously worn the Kadee Croc all summer as a hard-working bartender, I wanted a "sockable" shoe for the winter months, one with less exposure and a bit more support. The Mercy Works were great initially: affordable, light, comfortable, easy-to-clean, and warm. After six or seven shift, however, the back support band was rendered useless after the side button (small, round white piece on black model) went missing. This definitely affected the fit of and the secureness of the shoe. Soon after, having rigged the band in place with a string, the front, bottom sole piece began to peel away from the toe of the shoe, creating a tripping hazard. Not really sure how to fix either, though hopeful Crocs can send a replacement button and that superglue will hold the sole. Overall, kinda bummed.

I work in Sterile Processing at a hospital, and I desperately wanted some cheap, comfy clogs to hold me over until I could afford some Danskos. These are almost unbearable. My feet were on fire every day of the week that I could stand to wear them. I rolled and almost injured my ankle at least once a day, there is no support. I don't know what I was thinking.

Inside of the shoe is slippery. I read the other review that said that and ordered anyway, because I figured she just wasn't used to Crocs. I was wrong, I have owned several pairs of Crocs and the insides of these are different; you slide around in them. I have a wide foot and these were wide enough. The heeled flip-flopped up and down when I walked, so perhaps they run big. However, I order the same size in the crocs Bistro, which also runs big and I don't have that problem. The absolute deal breaker was that I did not feel steady on my feet. I think it's because the shape of the non-slip material on the bottom is narrow compared to the shoe. I felt like I was wearing platforms or heels, like I would roll an ankle at any moment. The "V" where the joint for the strap is is cut very low, which is questionable coverage for a healthcare worker trying to avoid fluids on her socks. I'm disappointed because these are cuter than the Bistro and more feminine looking. But I will be returning them and buying a new pair of Bistros for my work shoes.

I thought these were cute but I had to wear two pairs of socks just to keep them on my feet,they run really large,I should have ordered a full size to size and a half smaller. They are pretty flimsy and not much arch support. I would not recommend these shoes and I also thought they look plastic.

These were the usual Crocs. No surprises, always a good fall back on shoe. However, not accurate size. Way bigger than a size 5.

Made my feet sweat a lot! I purchased these shoes to wear around the house because of plantar fasciitis. I think Crocs with holes would have been better. My feet get extremely hot and sweaty in these shoes.

Of course ugly because they are crocs, but they were much more narrow than expected. Hurt my feet.

I have worn crocs for years. I liked the looks of these and the fact they were so highly recommended for work/standing situations really sold me . I couldn't have been more wrong. These are much more narrow than regular croc clogs and seem to be much harder as well . I wore them to work and could barely hobble by the end of the day. My back and feet were killing me and I haven't put them on again since . I plan on returning them.

I have a very old pair of basic Crocs from about 8 years ago. Love them but there time is up. I ordered these in a 7 and was way too big even with socks. so ordered the 6...WAY TOO SMALL and couldn't even consider wearing with even the thinnest socks. Considering going back to the 7 because at least I could wear them.

I wasn't happy with the way that the shoe was made. The shoe came apart on me and I didn't have them for than a few days. The black piece of material that is glued on the front of the shoe comes apart. I wouldn't recommend these shoes.

Terrible quality. For the price I expected it to be made out of rubber and not foam. Also the shoe is very wide and awkward looking. This is the first and last time I will buy Crocs.

After working a desk job for 20 years just got a new standing 10 hr a day job and bought these, my knees hurt so bad went to dr and they recommended knee surgery, stopped wearing these and never hurt again and never returned to doctor. Something about the way these effected my walking caused severe knee pain. Never happened before in any other shoe. Strange.