Customer Reviews Crocs Work Work On The Clock Literide Slip-On

I was hoping for the comfort and convenience of my beloved classic crocs, which is why I bought this style in the same size hoping it would be appropriate for my work. They are pretty ugly, but that's to be expected. They do have a lot of room in the wide toe box like the classic ones. But I can't understand how this particular style ever made it past testing. I couldn't be more disappointed, and it all has to do with the way you step into the shoe. The ankle hole is weirdly narrow. You can't just slip it on without hands. The padded insole is incredibly "sticky," so your sock won't be able to slide in past it. Your sock will get stuck to both the insole on the bottom and the ankle opening on top on the way in. Your sock will get stretched very tightly against the front of your toes as you do this. And once your foot is in, your sock can't rearrange itself because it's stuck so well to the sticky insole. Multiple times I have attempted to walk the dog in these, and walking somehow worsens the issue. With each stride, your sock will then be pulled DOWN into more and more of a scrunched ball at the end of the shoe due to both the stickiness of the insole and the strange tight shape of the ankle opening. It's a literal sensory nightmare. You won't be able to think about anything else but how much you wish you could free your foot from the clutches of this plunger shoe. The classic crocs work because your heel is more free. But this style acts like a suction cup on your foot, pulling your sock back as you wedge in, and then down as you walk. I wish I hadn't walked outdoors in them because now I can't do a return. Total failure of a shoe, don’t risk it.

I did not find these shoes comfortable at all. I felt like there was no support, they are very hard and stiff. I have gotten Birkenstock sandals before and loved them, but they don't have the same footbeds as the sandals. I couldn't imagine being on feet all day wearing these.