Customer Reviews Crocs Classic Bae Clogs

Shoe ran small too tight and don't make in size 12 for women

I bought my cross a size too big,the killing part is there's no more sizes and I. Not understanding!!

THE WORST PURCHASE IN MY LIVE

Too high i feel like i could brake an ankle

color not the same. size up

This croc is very hard and the material is nothing like my old crocs these will be going back.

Not a fan.

Horrible

Absolutely hate the shoes and the way that they were packaged . Never again .

They aren't very comfortable and I would've returned them if I hadn't worn them out

I know this SHOULD look clunky but for some reason the back of the croc extends even further out making it look even larger than necessary. It has very little cushion so feels quite heavy and it's really easy to trip and twist your ankle. It also runs large. I am normally a 9 in women's and can fit the regular croc clogs 9 just fine but it felt too big in the Bae clot. Ended up returning. Wanted to love them!

They hurt my feet and I get tired quickly.

The right croc have been making a cracking noise every time I walk. It's loud and annoying. It's also embarrassing.

Shoes are way too bulky. I didn't like

Not comfortable & size run small. Returned.

I'm sending this pair back the heel is to big for me to wear to work..

I don't like them

Personally I didn't like this style.

Have to return. Tbey were too large even though I sized down.

They do not feel good and they catch on just about everything. Money wasted...

To big and bulky

I would think that considering the shoes come in a box in store, that they would come in a box when I order it online.

I ordered three of the Women's Crocs Classic Bae Clog in different colors, while my lavender and white fit quite well. The pink colored bae clog was significantly different. They were all size 7 in women's but the pink color was almost two sizes too big, this disparity was very disappointing.

Sadly, I cannot report much in the way of positives for these shoes. Prior, I had a pair of original Crocs from 2003 and they broke earlier this summer. As I was cultivating a COVID garden at the outset of spring, I needed a pair of clogs. I purchased a pair of mint Baes and was so excited; I did not wish to have them stained with grass so I ordered a pair of black Baes. Within a month, both pairs began to generate sounds unique unto themselves. The black pair sounded off first with a a strange rattling, as though pebbles had magically inserted themselves into the platforms. Then, the mint pair followed suit; they began to pop with every step. As of today, following the holidays, the right mint shoe has begun to generate what I can only describe as aelf-contained flatulence. The pops were subtle, at least. All I can say is that it seems that Crocs has given up on their quality controls, as I have now noted multiple reviews that echo these very same defects. If you cannot create something that endures for the better part of six months, you ought not to create anything at all.