Customer Reviews Crocs Work Work Bistro Pro LiteRide™ Clog

This product is good. Comfortable but your feet cannot breath in them so they're pretty terrible. I usually have wake feet but when I take these off a few hours in. There's sweet on the inside

These are my fourth pair of crocs and I have loved every other pair. I bought these because they don't have the holes and one of my jobs required this. They were way less comfortable than my other crocs and really made my feet hurt (which has not happened with any other pair) They are also really noisy regardless if the strap is up or down. I reached out to customer support several times to try to initiate a return but was not successful.

It was lovely

The shoes were great for the first three months, until I tried to slip them on and when pulling the back strap over my heel, it snapped. There is a weakpoint in the strap, it basically snapped from the tention going over my heel. This was after the 90 day warranty...

Comfortable and lightweight. These are the qualities that initially brought these shoes to my attention. Now having had these in the rotation for the last 2ish months these are the issues I've faced: - maybe it's my kitchen floor specifically but they aren't exactly "non-slip". It seemed to happen sporadically almost exactly when it was the most inconvenient. Especially when you get food in the crevices of the soles, Which brings me to my next point. - Food gets deep in those crevices, which means you have to brush them out. I didn't expect to have to do much maintenance beyond washing them off.

I bought these for my husband. He was going to return them because they weren't comfortable. Later he decided to try them at work so now they aren't returnable.

This shoes have a good grip but not much support now very comfortable

Definitely sturdy and protective. The toe doesn't flex readily and they're a bit tight across the top of the foot, so they can get uncomfortable there. But my biggest disappointment is that the footbed is not nearly as soft as the regular LiteRide Clogs.

Great shoe to for outside and very comfortable. Like the foot pad and the slightly higher lip behind the heal. No need for the strap to be used.

These are the best. Keep them by the door for quick slip on and off. Very comfortable with or without socks. All weather comfort and they look good.

While these work Crocs seem to be designed for indoor use, I'm using mine as an outdoor walking and light hiking shoe for walking my dog. I walk in wet places most days, and was having trouble with other shoes just not holding up to the continual wetting. I was also having trouble with slippery conditions. These Crocs have solved my problems with steep, slippery, grass hills and painted, sealed pavement, and I don't think the soles will come unglued, as has been my problem with other shoes. I haven't had an opportunity to test them on ice yet, but once we get some, I'll update my review as to those findings. These are great, safe, comfortable shoes!

After one wear, the strap broke. No use getting a replacement if it's going to break again.

WE BOUGHT THESE FOR MY HUSBAND FOR WORK AS HE NEEDED PROTECTION FROM SLIPPING IN FOOD PREP AREAS...AND COMFORT FROM FOOT ISSUES. HE...LOVES...THEM!! HAD TRIED SO-O-O MANY BRAND NAME SHOES FOR COMFORT...NOT TOO SUCCESSFUL. HE JUST CAME HOME LAST NIGHT & OUT OF THE BKUE SAID "I LOVE MY CROCS"!! TRUTH

I wear these in the medical field. Great shoes but are more firm than the classics

Very stiff and not soft like the other 4 pair of crocs we have.

I love the more versatile look of these clogs. They are easy to keep clean, too!

I copied and pasted my review of the regular bistro clog because my review also stands true for the LiteRide, as I have both pairs. I read all the great reviews, hoping that these shoes would be amazing for me as well. Don't get me wrong, these are not completely terrible! They are non-slip, and I love how they are waterproof and easy to clean. Here is my honest review. These shoes are not comfortable. I work 8+ hours shifts as a server and am constantly running around. My feet and knees hurt by the end of the day. I wore these for 2 days and quit. I wear size a women's 7 in Crocs and ordered a 7 in this style. They are tight, especially with socks on. The top of my foot hurt, and my heel was right at edge. Width is alright and feels normal-ish to me. They would probably fit your feet without socks on, but I would prefer to wear socks at work. They are a "perfect" fit if you don't want any extra space for your foot to move, however, I would personally order a size up for a bit more comfort and tad bit of space for your toes and heel. They are not as squishy and comfortable such as the regular/everyday crocs or like the echo slide (which I also own). If you have sensitive feet, tend to get sore feet from work, or if you're a more heavy person, I do NOT recommend these shoes. They are not good for long, strenuous work where you stand on your feet for hours. These are somewhat a bit more comfy than the regular bistro because of the squishy LiteRide material, but these shoes are also super thin. Honestly, the squishy orange foam doesn't do much for your feet. These are decent if you plan to do casual stuff like running errands or if your work is more light and doesn't require standing all day.

I have had these for 2 years and for 6 months my job was a cart pusher so I would easily walk 10 miles a day in these shoes they lasted me until I got a job and a taco place where I'm still wearing them till this day and I'm planning to keep them for many more

Feels amazing at first, but there's no vents. I'm on my feet 8-10 hours a day, at first I felt comfortable and supported, but a few hours in my feet got sweaty and stuffy and started to swell up making the fit way too tight. I think if this clog had vents it would be so much better. I recommend using an exacto knife to cut your own vents in the front bottom of the shoe. There are marks where the vents should be, just be extra careful and don't cut yourself.

Well, I like they feel comfy but they run way to small. I always order size 7. But I think I would need a size 8.

The crocs do their job! But one of the croc's are too tight. So i am stretching them out. Lol

Huge lover of crocs with lite ride insoles. Have purchased several pairs and this newest pair is cut much smaller. 11 is too big. 10 is too small. Now Im wearing crocs that haven't loosened up yet. 14 hours days and my dogs are barking.

I have been a Crocs wearer since the beginning as I have genetic skin disorder called EB. My problem with this design is the Velcro used for the adjustable heel strap. I walk around at work in an open office environment and the two hooked sides of Velcro rubbing together makes it sound like I am walking on bubble wrap. I quit wearing these due to the noise. Then I looked at another pair of rubber clogs or Crocs I have, I can't remember now, and they had a strap made of nylon material with Velcro only where it needed to be on the end of the nylon strap and the actual rubber heel piece. That got me thinking and I came up with the idea to cut off a portion of a finger of a surgical glove and slide it on to the heel strap to cover one side of the hooked Velcro. That finger sleeve has silenced my Crocs Velcro noise problem, I just need to find my box of black surgical gloves so my sleeve will match my Crocs. If you have some large black heat shrink tubing, that would work as well.