Customer Reviews Crocs Bistro Pro

I ordered these for work and ordered the size recommended. They are very snug on the instep. I order the same size in other styles and have no problem. Half sizes may want to order up instead of down in this style.

This is my first pair of crocks. I purchased them for working in my wood shop and doing yard work; I went for the Bistro option because A) I have super wide, thick feet and they are supposed to be a good option for wide/thick feet and B) I wanted to keep sawdust and yard waste out of the shoe as much as possible but still have a slip on/off pair of shoes (they are "replacing" a pair of keens). They are wide enough and deep enough for my foot, generally, but the toe box is much lower than I had hoped. My second toe (next to my smallest toe) hits and rubs against the top of the shoe a lot and I can't wear them longer than 90 minutes... I've worn them for yard work once and shop work twice. I'm hopeful that they will eventually brake in but for now my review is... meh.

I have had many pairs of crocs, for work, and for every day use. This is the first pair that I have been unhappy with. I ordered a size 10 because I like them a little roomier, and when I receivedy pair, I tried them on and they were super tight. I figured I had to break them in (I've never had to with my other pairs)... It's been a few weeks.. And they are still uncomfortable. I'm super disappointed. Also.. The velcro(which I was unaware of) sticks to my pants and sounds horrible when. I walk.

Had to return, since they didn't work with my custom orthotics. With orthotics they were too tight across the top of my foot, despite supposedly having a roomy fit. Other Crocs with a roomy fit have worked well with my orthotics. These shoes may work very well for those who don't use orthotics.

Not as comfortable as I had hoped Size runs small

They aren't as comfortable as I thought they would be but it may just be my weight and not the shoe it's self

Shoes are really roomy and I got narrow feet so they don't fit well and one strap kinda rubs my heel

I did not thick they were as comfortable as other Bistro Clogs have been.

I am willing to pay more to get a pair of comfortable shoes. Yet, I think the sole can be more soft and thicker.

Just not what I was looking for. Had better clogs at half the price. Plastic is to hard compared to SFC.

Let me start by stating I enjoy my crocs more than any other shoes, with the exception of these bistro pro clog. Normally I get the regular bistros. I figured I'd splurge for a little more comfortable shoes. I was mistaken. At the end of my shift my left foot hurts badly. Seems like perhaps I got a bad shoe or something. I'm not sure. Got the same size as I do with the regular bistros and never had a problem with them. My left shoe is smaller. Been trying to break them in for two weeks when my feet aren't hurting. Right shoe fits perfectly and feels great. I would return for a bigger size but policy states that have to be unworn.

In one short week, I find them to be adequate. I cannot fault the product because they haven't been on my feet long enough. Why don't you people follow up after a couple months? Or, will I soon find out they don't last that long?

I wore the shoes about 8 tines during work and they were great, lightweight and durable. I was also attending culinary school at the time and I decided to wear them for my graduation. During the ceremony (not even at work where I'm constantly moving through the line or between our restaurants) the strap decided to rip midway while crossing the stage to receive my diploma.

I'm a line & prep cook. So I'm in the kitchen all the time. I love them because they're super roomy & comfortable, plus the adjustable strap gives me a more secure fit. The only thing I don't like about them is the bottom traction, it's not very slip resistant in the kitchen. I tend to slip & slide way too much than I should. Not good for high volume restaurants. If Crocs can come up with a even better traction for these & all the other one's, that'd be awesome!

This is my second pair of work crocks and they barely last me a year.

Not as comfortable as Crocs Rx. They seem very stiff. Time will tell!

They're alright, I'll stick with the orignal bistro, velcro is loud footbed honestly doesn't feel that much different, also this is the first pair of crocs where the straps hurt my heel. Even with all the flaws still a very comfortable shoe!

not as good as I hoped for

The show is well made. They hurt after awhile if I use the ankle strap. The socks wear out a bit quick due to the insole bumps. The shoes are wide fitting and the padding is good for long standing/on your feet all day.

I like these, Even though there are no open vents, my feet do not get too hot. I don't think they are as roomy as the original Croc.. Good work shoe. No slip is a real bonous for food service work.

Since the sizing confused me at first I just looked down at my current crocs (men's 7 and womens 9) and ordered these in that size. I really love the look and the adjustable back straps but they seem way tighter than my current crocs. I believe these should be "roomy' so I expected them to be no smaller than my current crocs. With regard to comfort, I was expecting to slip my foot into a soft cushion of bliss just like the first time I stepped into a pair of crocs. That was the main reason for purchasing a new pair as I felt the "softness" had worn away and I was dissapointed in the feel of these. I'm going to go ahead and get a size 8 and see if getting the proper size allows me to appreciate any softness. Most of the reviews rate these as very comfortable and I'm not feeling it. Also, I'm concerned with going with a larger size as I sort of feel like my heel tends to pop out the back of the shoe when I walk.

This item is good, however the grooves inside after a while burn on feet. I purchased some smooth insole and it helped a lot. Also, the diameter of the front would be much better and nicer looking if they weren't so large towards the right side. Other than that, they are comfortable. Just something to ponder on for future crocs.

They make the tops of my feet hurt so bad where it comes across my foot where your foot goes in. Haven't decided whether to keep or return?