Customer Reviews Crocs Alice Work

Great style, but the strap around the instep was a full inch too big for my size 12 foot, and is not adjustable -- definitely a design problem there. If Crocs would only arrange for ONE of their many attractive slip-ons to be available in size 12, I would be SO, SO happy!!!!! Olive, Kaydee, Sienna -- all cute, comfortable, and look great with professional clothes, but they stop at size 11. Olivia used to come in size 12, and I wore my pair until there were holes in the bottom. I would gladly buy three more pairs if they were available. Please wake up, Crocs people! People are getting taller, and there are thousands of fashion-conscious professional women in size 12 (I know three, myself) who'd just love to buy your shoes -- you are missing out on a big market here.

I ordered size 7 which was too big. I them ordered size 6 which was too small. They made my feet feel sweaty. There is no ventilation.

Not too cute. Very low cut on both the sides and the toe crack. Also squeaky. They don't have air holes like other Crocs, so the stink foot is an ominous possibility. I usually wear an 8.5, but because they don't have half sizes they recommended sizing down. They fit in an 8, but just barely. They were tight.

I usually love Crocs and have a variety of styles, but this shoe fell flat and I am returning. The picture of the shoe and the actual shoe do not match-up. Shoe felt very wide and too big, overall. Disappointed.

The fit of these shoes is as sized, so, I ordered my size and it was appropriate. I thought they were wonderful, but quickly discovered that for a server working a long shift (anything over 5 hours) they are terrible! Also, I found that I had to wear socks with them or I had terrible blisters. They aren't a shoe I would buy again. If you want something comfortable that you won't realize you are wearing while working, stick with Sketchers or New Balance. They are good for non-skid, however, no issues with slipping or sliding around.

This shoe is just okay. I've worn them about 8 times. Today I put them on, started walking and the strap across my foot popped off. So, now I have to either fine some rubber glue or toss them. Without that strap, the shoe won't stay on my foot. I love crocs, but won't buy anymore with a strap like this one.

Not happy with this at all! I wanted a work shoe which was cute and yes they are, but working in hospo I'm on my feet for 10 has plus a day and my feet and ankles ache after every shift! The ball of the foot is too narrow giving no ankle support. Such a pity that my $10 ballet flats from big W are much more comfortable! I suggest try before you buy.

These shoes unfortunately really hurt my feet, mostly my toes. I bought them to wear for my job as a back waiter at a bar, because I'm on my feet all day and wanted something that gave me support but was relatively cute. The shoes fit fine, though maybe just slightly large and a little wide, (which is actual ideal when your on your feet a lot) but once I was walking around in them there was nothing I could do to keep my feet from shoving forward into the front of the shoe, subsequently crushing my toes. The nail on one of my toes actually started turning black after a couple of days of this and I had to stop wearing the shoes altogether. It's also difficult to find socks to wear with them that don't show because the toe part is so small. The strap is placed awkwardly, and the shoe itself is so shallow it doesn't really give much support. The only good part about it is the thick, squishy heel which did help prevent my ankles from swelling. Overall though, these are plastic shoes, cheaply made and clumsy, and slightly ridiculous looking.