Customer Reviews Crocs Bistro Pro

I love these crocs. I am 6'3" and 325 lbs. I'm a nurse and I spend long days on my feet. For the past 10 years of working I've worn either New Balance or Nike sneakers. They have done fine so far, but I wanted to try something different. These (like all crocs) run very wide, which is great for me, because all other brands I wear at least a EE. These are wider than my EEEE New Balance sneakers. The arch support is moderate. It could be a little higher. Although all crocs are comfortable and supportive, these seem to be made of even stiffer material, and are obviously meant to hold up to long days of working on your feet. They also have a built in soft insole. The non slip soles are great. In my work I can have IV fluid, blood, and other much more nasty fluids on the floor at any time. I have unfortunately already had to test the no slip soles on 2 of those fluids (you don't want to know which 2). They did great, which brings me to my next point.... Easy clean up. You'll never truly appreciate easy clean up on a shoe until you've had to clean bodily fluids off of them. If these last as well as every other pair of crocs I've owned, this will certainly be my new favorite work shoes.

Great shoes. Best work shoes I have ever owned. Not going to win you anything on style points but is all about the comfort. On my feet for 10 hours straight and these were a godsend. Had to order a size down from my normal size. Hope this helps.

Not at all pleased with the quality of strap construction on this shoe. Pros: I really wanted to like these Crocs. Thew were intended to be worn out in the yard doing light work and be easy to clean with no removable footbed, just hose them off. They are not shot through with holes so you can be safe spreading fertilizer, etc. The footbed is comfortable and the material is sturdy. The sole is very nice and grippy. Cons: As the saying goes, "a chain is only as good as its weakest link." The weak link on these Bistro Pro Crocs is the flimsy plastic rivets that fastens the back straps to the shoe. One such rivet broke the first day out on the lawn. Come to find out that a lot of people have the same problem. One guy on YouTube does a tutorial on how to replace busted rivets with metal "Chicago bolts." That may be swell for an old pair, but not one fresh out of the box. Further, it turns out that Crocs does not warrant or supply replacement rivets anymore. the complaints must have been overwhelming. Not that a replacement rivet would be of much help because it would probably break again. Bad design! Back to the drawing board. Zappos as usual is great to deal with and is my go-to shoe source. I replaced these Crocs with a pair of Bogs...much better, and I gained the benefit of a steel shank as well, which comes in handy when stepping on a shovel.

Use them for work only shoe I can walk all day in and my feet don’t hurt

These fit my WW feet! I was skeptical when I purchased them and wonderfully amazed when I tried them on. I normally wear a 6.5, ordered a 6 and they are very comfortable.