Customer Reviews Crocs Classic Clog

I could not wear these cute shoes because of the foot bed raised bottom. My feet are sensitive. I didn't want to wear socks with them.

Fit and color was perfect. I have sensitive feet and the ridging inside hurt me. Maybe with socks they would okay but I wanted them for wet and water.

I am not a fan of the look of these but my son loves them!!!

The moment I took these Crocs out of the packaging I felt there's no way way these are a men's size 12M. I even flipped them over to double check the size marked on the bottom. Sure enough it showed "12." Well I couldn't even get all my toes in the opening, much less my whole foot. They honestly appeared to be made for a little boy. Needless to say they're already headed back to Zappos. I was very dissapointed.

They could not be worn without huge socks & the back strap-what’s happened to CROCS?

I bought these for gardening. I'm a size 8-81/2. They were a little small on one foot so I would say they are true to size. Unfortunately, the comfort was okay but not good enough to overcome their looks. I'm going to return them and look for another summer gardening shoe.

Hate these shoes, and wish I would have returned them. These Crocs are nothing like the older ones. Smaller, stiffer, "nubs" on footbed are so uncomfortable--horrible! No more crocs for me!

I was sorry I wore these outside. They have grown more uncomfortable each time I wore them. I had thought that they would provide support on my very hard floors, but they're make things worse. Avoid them of you can looking for pain relief or support of sensitive feet.

Crocs - the name sums it up. After 2 shipments and one return, I wound up with a pair of size "11" and a pair size "10". They are identical in size. I measured along 3 different dimensions and they really are the same bloody shoe. Now I know why I started buying Keens. OTOH, the person I dealt with over the phone was great. The delivery time was awesome. Zappos is great, Crocs - not so much.

Disappointing quality. I had a pair made in Mexico I bought last year at a Sporting Goods chain so I didn't expect problems with this similarly sourced item. I had to sand down flashings on the in-sole, and the heels feel like they twist to the outside. A few days later at a large chain store I found a pair in black made in Italy and the quality was what I expected from Crocs. Guess there is no substitute for trying on a shoe in person.

The sizing on crocs is crazy. We own a pair of men's 9, which fit like a 10. We bought a size 10 last year, and they were smaller - like a 9.5. This week we bought an 11, which was a full 2 inches bigger than our biggest crocs- about a size 13. We exchanged it for a 10, which is a full inch bigger than our old size 10. We're going to try for a 9 now. Obviously from batch to batch these are grossly different.

I liked the height and width in the toe box, my toes didn't get crushed. The rest of the design didn't work for me. I hurt my ankle on the wobbly soles. The shoes slip off while walking upstairs, unless I curl my toes. The soles under the toes curve up, making it necessary to press down hard with the toes while walking.

Love my old Crocs, tried to replace, ordered my size...does not fit. Seems like the size 5-7 (I wear a woman's) mold has been shortened...this shoe is about 3/8" shorter than my old pair, & seems like a half size bigger is not available...talking about the Classic Cayman. Disappointing.

I am extremely disappointed in this year's (2014) rendition of the classic Crocs design. Remember those lovely nubs that ran across the entire footbed of the shoes and gave your feet such a lovely little massage? Gone! All that's left of them is a slightly raised (and not at all nubby) pattern that approximates where the nubs used to be. Why, Crocs, why? I'd send them back, but I've worn my old Crocs down so far there are holes in the soles, so I'm keeping this pair, but they will probably be my last, unless Crocs puts those nubs back and improves the material they're using now. These seem like bad knockoffs of the old Cayman. Sorry to see an old classic bite the dust.

I am extremely disappointed in this year's (2014) rendition of the classic Crocs design. Remember those lovely nubs that ran across the entire footbed of the shoes and gave your feet such a lovely little massage? Gone! All that's left of them is a slightly raised (and not at all nubby) pattern that approximates where the nubs used to be. Why, Crocs, why? I'd send them back, but I've worn my old Crocs down so far there are holes in the soles, so I'm keeping this pair, but they will probably be my last, unless Crocs puts those nubs back and improves the material they're using now. These seem like bad knockoffs of the old Cayman. Sorry to see an old classic bite the dust.

Crocs, good utilitarian concept, light weight and sturdy. Easy to clean and maintain- throw them in the washer. I was using them as surf fishing shoes until the sand abrasion created painful hot spots. I scored them low because they have almost no arch support. Overtime the lack of arches was causing me too much pain. I gave my Crocs away to a flat footed friend. He loved them.

My pregnant feet needed arch support. Wore these to try them out at work all day. Big mistake, my feet were screaming.

Well, they are purple, and I needed a pair of purple shoes for my Lions Club. And I'd never owned, or even tried on a pair of Crocs before. They're too wide and a touch short and very uncomfortable (haven't worn with socks). So they fit the bill for color, but I can't imagine ever buying another pair.

I never tried Crocs before, but my slippers blew out so I figured they came highly recommended. I am very dissapointed. I have wide feet, but these were way too wide. They are too big without the strap, and crammed my toes if I used the strap. It looked like they were sturdy, but terribly uncomfortable. I am sending them back.

I expected that these Crocs would fit just like my original pair several years ago, but there is a ridge towards the toe that hits the ball of my foot and hurts with walking. They look the same on the outside as my other pair but the inside sole is constructed differently. The sizes have changed as well. I had to reorder an 8 which I've never worn in my life, because the 7 was too short. I have to send these back as well.

I take a women's size 11B shoe and simply couldn't wear these. The 9/11 size was too short and the 10/12 size was just gigantic all around. I know they are supposed to fit loosely but I couldn't keep them on my feet. The bottom of the shoe felt great on my feet and it motivated me to try a women's open-toe croc which fits much better.

I have a high instep and these shoes aren't working for me. They are hard rubber and they just rub that high instep raw. My wife loves hers though. If I did not have the high instep, they would be cool.

My spouse and I wish they made Crocs for narrower feet. Neither one of us can wear them. The proper size (what we usually wear) is too short and wide. The next size up is too long and waaay too wide. It's a shame, as these seem like very comfortable shoes.

Not as comfortable as the Crocs I purchased with the fleece lining. I would suggest ordering a size up if you have never worn/purchased Crocs.

Washed both pair I have in my washing machine with a load of shirts and jeans, used cold water, and they actually shrunk. I don't understand why. They're plastic!