Customer Reviews Crocs Work Neria Pro II Graphic Clog

I've been wearing Crocs fur-lined clogs for years as my house slippers. They're wide enough to wear a pair of fuzzy sox and still be comfortable enough to walk in all day. Now that I stand for 9 hours a day on a concrete floor, I wanted that comfort at work as well. But I needed to have a closed heel. I saw these and thought they would be perfect, especially since they came in wide sizes. Nope. They were very narrow and tight. It appears that any Crocs that have a closed heel are always narrower than the clogs as I had the same situation in a pair of sneakers I bought. And the heel on this shoe was comparable to a dress pump, not the comfortable heel of the clogs. They're cute as can be but such a huge disappointment.

Too tight across top of foot. Bruised my foot.

I wear an 81/2 so I always order a 9 in Crocs. Usually that is fine. Not so with this style. I really needed an 81/2. The shoes were too long and don't have any openings in the front part of the shoe. As I walked in them on carpet in my house they made noise that sounded like someone passing gas. Cannot wear those to work! I am returning them.

Bought for work. One shoe was definitely smaller and severely irritated the top of that foot. Have not had that problem with any other shoe before.

I heard good things about Crocs at the hospital so I thought I would try them. Two hours into my shift all I wanted to do was take my shoes off. I wil say they did help me stand straight and helped my back pain. However, my feet got very hot and sweaty. The shoes were constantly squeaking so everybody could hear me coming. Also, I believed the shoes fit me when I first tried them on but then by the end of my 12 hour shift at the hospital I actually had bruises on the top of my feet. I have never experienced this with any other pair of shoes before so I was pretty shocked. The width and length fit me so I don't think a bigger size would help.

The shoes fit as expected, but did not provide the standard of comfort I am used to with the Crocs brand. I purchased some padded insoles which help a little bit, but not enough for me to stand on my feet for 8 hours a day.

Disappointed in the fit of this style for my foot. It came up to high in front and caused rubbing. I tried without the insole but that was VERY uncomfortable.

Initially it felt good but then I developed a blister and had to stop wearing them

I want to love these clogs so much. The concept of them is perfect for my job, which is in a greenhouse - they are very lightweight, my feet stay dry, I don't slip on wet floors, and the pattern hides soil splatters so they still look professional even when clients are around. But for some reason, these shoes are not balanced properly, and they cause me to roll my ankles outwards when walking. I bought my first pair last spring, and I will say that they literally cured my plantar fasciitis that was caused by another well-known brand of leather clogs - for that I will give them a lot of credit because I was in pain every day from the PF until I started wearing these. Within 3 months of wearing these daily, and Crocs sandals at home, my PF was fully cured. But now they are causing another issue, unfortunately. I wore these clogs Monday-Friday 8 hours a day for almost a year, and noticed that the wear on the soles was uneven, and attributed it to me walking weird when I first stared wearing them and I had the PF that was bothering me. So I bought another pair a couple of months ago, and the supination (outward ankle rolling) is even worse with this pair, so much so that my ankles are really bother me when I'm wearing them. This is not a problem with any other pair of shoes I own, including other pairs of Crocs (sandals). I'm not sure if the arch is too high or the soles are just not level, but they need work. Which is too bad because these were the best work shoes I've ever found. Pros: lightweight, great pattern that hides dirt, non-slip, cured plantar fasciitis Cons: unstable and non-level - these cause me to roll my ankles outwards when walking (supination)

Kept these and I do like them even though they are not as roomy as I thought they would be.

It is extremely unfortunate that these make my feet sweat bullets because they're extremely comfortable. They make my feet hotter than any shoe I own and it actually causes me not to wear them at all. Every time I give them another chance, I'm left with disappointment and wet socks.

The right shoe was tighter (on top) than the left. This is the first time I have had a pair of crocs that have not fit me correctly but since then I have also purchased a pair of boots that did not seem quite right for my size.

Cute annd unique, but sloppy, rigid and uncomfortable. I was disappointed especially considering their price.

These were a nice sale price and really cute designs, unfortunately when I brought them to work they were too tight a fit across the top of my feet. By the end of my eight hour shift as a floor nurse I couldn't wait to kick these off and there is no air flow so my feet were damp.

The shoes are comfortable enough but they feel mismatched, as if the right shoe is a half a size or more bigger than the left. The left is very tight across the top of my foot and I've had to resort to funky ways to try and stretch it out. I emailed originally with the problem and since I had thrown away my packaging and don't have a home printer there wasn't an easy way to return/exchange them so I kept them and and working on stretching the one shoe.

The instep was way too small, I couldn't even get my foot in them. It's too bad as I bought a similar pair. They are both well-made, trendy, good slip resistant soles. If I could have got them on I would have kept them.

Just love this shoe

Cute style & pattern, but I now need to return these... I fit into a size 8 in all other women's crocs, but these are sooo narrow & snug. Disappointed, cause I was looking for an everyday slip on shoe

Not comfortable like regular crocs

Low rating is primarily due to size, these are fun and have a cool design, they would be a lot more comfortable if they fit correctly.....hoping to finally find a shoe that was comfortable and would fit....I own a pair of crocs sandals which are excellent, size 11 womens. I have tendonitis in my ankle due to injury and have been wearing the croc sandal I have because of the cushion....Thought I would give this pair a try....just got them today...they are literally an inch too long and fall off my foot when walking. Flapping around loose. Bought these hoping they would have the same cushion and size as the sandals I have which have the really nice bounce spongy base. Held these up to the sandals they are at LEAST a size larger. I don't know if I am going to return these because I have to pay 7.50 to return. Crocs says they credit shipping for next purchase, but they are always offering free shipping deals anyway so really doesn't matter. I placed an order for two pair, this and a pair of the freesail graphic lined slip on that are very cool, but also WAY too big! When you need arch support and cushion, if the shoe is flopping all over the place and doesn't hit fit correctly, it doesn't help. Wearing size 11 consistently for years. Disappointed...leaving lower rating due to size and also the return shipping cost to me even though the size runs too large.

I am a chef, so my shoes are my life line. I love the functionality of these shoes and would recommend them for that reason. My issue with them is that the graphics started peeling so quickly. Part of my job is to look clean and presentable and I was very disappointed to find my shoes weren't up to the task.

They hurt the top of my feet by my ankles

I was unhappy. The sizing made it very difficult to make it 10-12 hours in a kitchen.

I absolutely love my traditional Crocs and have been on the hunt for comfortable, safe nursing shoes. I hate how most RN clogs, like Danskos, are heavy and fall off my heel and/or have a high heel-toe drop. I appreciate that these Neria Pro II clogs are lightweight, initially comfortable, and stay on my feet. That said, I'm on my feet and walking around for 95% of my work shifts and my knees are killing me long before the end of my shift when I wear these. I don't know if it's a design flaw or if my body can't tolerate having any significant heel-toe drop or platform. I have never had an issue with the traditional clogs (but for safety I can't have ventilated shoes at work, hence trying these). My current plan is to give the Bistro Clogs a go since they are flat and offer sufficient protection from needles and body fluids. Will report back on my experience with those.

Top of the shoe is way too tight. I get home from work and I have dark red marks where the top hits. Spend a little more money on better fitting clogs.