Customer Reviews Crocs Swiftwater Sandal

My second pair, used for walking and lawn work. very cushy, and cool. Naturally they are prone to gathering pebbles and dirt but worth the trouble. JWS

Had good luck with 1st pair, bought a 2nd

I love to go water walking at our local rec center. Great exercise! I've got foot issues to protect though, so need to have something on my feet while I am walking. The challenge I run into with these is that sometimes (when I am out of the water) my ankle slips when I am wearing these and I come close to losing my balance in the process. I've tried smaller and larger sizes, but still having the same experience. That said, these sandals are the best I've found at an affordable price to do what I need them to do, cause I sure love water walking!

Have toes amputated on one foot and like that these can be adjusted to stay on better

Worked out well. But had some sole irritation on bottom of foot up by toes. I think it is from the nubs on the insole. Don't see anything wrong with the shoe itself.

Very good water shoe

Easy by

As with my other crocs, I wish they came in wide, but these look great and did pretty well Tubing down the river. Exactly what I was looking for.

I bought these for my husband and he LOVES them. They can be worn with shorts or pants and look great! I was very disappointed in the "Free" shipping aspect of these shoes. The projected delivery time was 3 - 7 days, and it actually took 12 days!

Love these shoes and now have ordered 4 pairs. Worried they will be discontinued and want to be sure I have several years supply. Soles are typical soft Crocs material and do wear a bit fast if you wear them on concrete surfaces. Great beach and boat shoes. Dry very fast.

Very comfortable. This is the second pair that I have purchased. Great support for my Size 15 flat feet, and they fit well

TRIED THEM AND R COMFORTABLE

nice light sandel

Ok

Nice shoes

He has wide feet. These worked well

Being a true size 15, it's very firm & comfortable. I Cycle in them and they have performed so far.

Like these a lot. Very comfortable and a great fit. Not too sure about the nubs on the insole, makes my feet feel odd. Otherwise these are great.

Nice materials and all. Well made like any other Croc shoe. But my other half takes a size 10 1/2. Purchased a size 10. There was a little extra length (no real issue w/ the straps), but they were way too tight widthwise. Ended up returning them as going up a size might make the width fit, but then they will be longer. Deducted a star only for sizing.

Great product. But I ordered 2 and for the other one: the rubber tab on the left front of shoe, where the mesh connects, is bent inwards and is extremely uncomfortable. Would quickly cause a blister if worn. Will return. Annoyed that Crocs charges $7.50 shipping to return a defective product. To be fair, this is my 3rd pair and the other two are awesome. However, policies like the $7.50 shipping charge on defective returns go a long way to lessen the satisfaction of the awesome parts..

Durable looking shoe. Size about right, but it didn't have enough room in the toe box.

I got them to wear at the beach, but I wear them outside doing whatever.

Crocs' Swiftwater Sandal is comfortable, easy to wear and reasonably price. They are great for working out and lifting weights, before hitting the pool for laps.

Tried this on at a local store. Loved the fit, not the color. The store ordered my size in a preferred Color. Have enjoyed for weeks. I have foot problems and sometimes sandals don't work. These are perfect. Wear every warm weekend.

They are good for hiking, as long as you don't get them TOO wet. Once they are soaked they take a LONG time to dry, and if they are completely soaked and you don't actively dry them they will get mildew and start to smell. Who was the marketing genius that named a shoe that takes forever to dry the "swiftwater" sandal? These offer more support than regular crocs and are better on long hikes that don't involve serious water crossings. They have a harder bottom to shield your feet from the sharp rocks on some hikes, I just can't understand why you would make them out of material that not only takes longer than most fabrics to dry, but also causes blisters when wet. I bought two pair anyway but only for hikes not involving river crossings.