Customer Reviews Crocs AllCast Rain Boot

Good so far

I use these boots almost every day to walk the dogs; I walk on concrete, dirt, and through high, wet grass. They are very sturdy and strong, though time will tell if they last long. They are comfortable when on, but you need to wear socks otherwise you get blisters. My main issue with these boots is that they are difficult to put on and take off and that is real downside to me. And for that reason I an likely to buy another pair from a different company.

The product didn't age well during the years, the outer surface rubber construction is fine but today when walking from work i feel pressure from my feet apparently the insole has been bend and lost its shape. I tried to remove it discovered that it's glued to the heel. Poor design choice.

Great for when it's raining, They would get a five star , but they are very difficult to put on.

too tight pulling on and off, suction to my heel. still love crocs

so tight at the ankle getting in that I can only wear dress socks. but the heel cup pulls them down with every step. The toe box is roomy and the fit is good at the curve of my ankle once they are on. my foot is EEE, should have bought 9 1/2 but you don't have that right? Why don't you make them for Flintstone feet like mine?

We shall see how comfort holds out at work. I am a woman and understand the complaints of men having a hard time putting them on and off. They are fine for me in that matter. I have skinny ankles and feet and they still seem narrow for boots. The inside has a glued insole that will hold orders after a while. I will pull them out and use removable felt insoles as I do with all my other boots and crocs.

LITTLE HARD TO GET ON I WEAR SIZE 10 ORDERED SIZE 12 STILL HARD TO GET ON

These boots are good for a rainy day in the yard. The fit is not the best though. I bought these to just slip on for rainy weather. These are really tight t the ankle though. I have to spend some time tugging to get these on and am worried that the handle space in the back might break.

Need good colors like greens, tans, camo

I returned the womens and got the mens version as the womens was not just 1 material, it had a glued-in AKA non-removable liner. Well thoughbi know i specifically read this did not, it does too. So its effectively not cleanable like usual Crocs. Sand and dirt lodges in. Sweat or splashed water can absorb. Its been too long since i tried the womens, much cuter boot, which maybe was taller? and more effective at keeping dirt out. I usually wear a EU44 due to width and comfort bending. Its tough sliding this on more than off. Cause of the liner i wear docks, tried thick then thin. Most shoes in EU44 have spare toe room but sufficient width. So im shocked its tough to get on with a thin sock or barefoot. I do have a very high arch. Maybe thats why? Cause my skinny ankles and bony feet aren't posing any pudge nor muscle bulk problem. In womens dlides i wear a 10 or 11, i have a clog in M10 that has the roomy cut that is spacious. My foots not bad inside. But i would have been better off with a M11 which would equate to a W13? Because if I want boots I generally want them to keep water or gunk out and slipping on and off easily is important for me to want to use them these will slip-on but they will pull even a very thin dress style sock tightly against my toes as I slip my foot in. I don't remember if the woman's version was a little more flexible possibly due to thinner walls. So keep in mind that this too has a glued-in insole so it's far less washable than one would think which means I don't want to use it barefoot. But even with socks the base can get moist and cannot simply be wiped out it must be allowed to dry. I actually had intended to return it but because of a pandemic and yard work to-do I decided to go ahead and use it. I find I sometimes wear my shoulder waterproof shoes the where sand and dirt oil spill into the top over using this croc. That above all else might speak volumes. It has a use but its underimpressive.

I really want to like this rain boot but it is an effort to put on and take off. Especially if you are wearing a thicker sock. Depending on the shoe, I can wear anywhere from an 11 to 12. I got the 12 for the boot. I don't have wide feet and these things are just a pain. Once you get them on though, there is plenty of toe room and they are very comfortable.

Wanted a boot my husband could slip in and out of to run out to the driveway for the paper, take out the compost, or do a quick pick in the garden. (I have a pair to do this already.) As others have said, the ankle area is too slim for that. He decided to keep them until he can find one that doesn't have to be tugged on. BTW, we got a size & a half up - after reading other reviews - but still have the squeeze to get the foot down into the boot. Needs a redesign.

Tried on several times but my foot would not go into boot, My wife even helped and still could not get foot to go into boot, the ankle part was just not big enough to allow my foot to slide into boot.

I bought these for my boyfriend, who is a 10.5 in shoes normally. He has croc slides and clogs in size 11 that fit great. Not so much with these boots, way too big in the 11. I am returning and trying the size 10 hoping those will fit better.

Would be better if it were fur lined like fireman's boots, cause you tend to soak your socks. But they're very comfortable.

I wear a size 11 in all ceock shoes. Theseboots are 4 inches too long in the toe and wayy to wide. Very disappointed not ordering again because I have no clue what size I should try and I'm not doing the return thing over and over.

These are slightly large/loose in the foot (I added an insole for better fit) but still too tight at the ankle for easy on/off. That may be because I have a fairly high instep. I think I'm going to try wearing with stockings rather than socks because they are thin and slick. I wish I lived a little closer to a Crocs store because sizes are slightly unpredictable.

I'm from Florida and bought these for yardwork, they worked great for a few months. Unfortunately, I kept them in the garage with my lawn tractor & garden tools; suddenly I started to sense a tighter feeling week after week. After some research online, I found out that crocs shrink or warp with heat. As these are working boots, my advice to future buyers is to maintain the product away from high temperatures E.g. garage, shed, porch, screenroom, etc.

These are very comfortable boots, but they run big, so after reading quite a few reviews, I ordered a size down so they fit correctly when walking. I can wear these boots for hours on end with no issues, but when it comes time to take them off it takes forever and I struggle for several minutes per boot. I really hope the next version corrects this issue.

It is too difficult to get the boot on, takes much effort as socks hang up.