Crocs Unisex-Adult Baya Clogs

I was given a pair of these by my wife, and they became my go-to shoes for wearing while doing yard work. Insanely comfortable, easy to hose off to clean, great ventilation on hot Southern days. They stayed outside for me to wear when the next impromptu chore came along. I had them for over a year, wore them constantly when yard duties called each weekend.Lately, I noticed as I placed the shoes on my feet each week that they were getting harder and harder to slide on my feet. I was finally forcing my feet into the toe box just to get them on. I worried that I was retaining water in my feet, possibly a sign of heart issues...turns out, all I needed was a new pair. The shoes, left outside day after day, will slowly shrink. My old and new shoes, side-by-side, show the old to be easily one size smaller than it first was, maybe two sizes. The new shoes, by contrast, are roomy and comfortable.[In the attached photo, the shoe on the left is the "old" shoe, the one on the right is the one just delivered, and BOTH are size 11]The moral to the story is to care for your Crocs, don't leave them outside for days on end. Otherwise, they may begin to get snug on you, too.

Through Amazon Wardrobe I have tried nearly every Crocs style (at least 5 different styles), and of those the SPECIALIST II (both Vent and NON Vent models) and BAYA Crocs are my most favorites.All the different Crocs style may look similar but in fact are different from each other in many ways, using Specialist versus Baya as example:1. The firmness of the material (some are most definitely softer than others, BAYA is softer than SPECIALIST - neither is "better," just different; I like both in different ways, comfort vs support). I don't know if the company plans it this way, or it's due to manufacturer variation, but there is definitely a difference.2. The amount of venting (SPECIALIST has none, SPECIALIST VENT has 3 on the side, BAYA has multiple on side and on top). Non venting is hotter to wear, but for example is better if you are wearing for gardening so water and debris don't get inside the shoes.3. How high the rear of the Crocs rise (SPECIALIST more than BAYA).4. How thick the sole (SPECIALIST slightly more than BAYA, which is among thinnest of all Crocs).5. The little tiny knobs on surface of sole that tickle your feet: SPECIALIST more easily felt and firmer than BAYA; neither is horrible especially if you wear socks.6. How awkward "ugly Crocs" like they look. This may not be important to you but it is for me - this is strictly personal taste/preference. At any rate, the Specialist is the sleekest, most normal looking (non Crocs like) of all the Crocs - just from the way it's built. The Baya comes in second. BTW I bought Baya in the POOL color for fun and people can't stop commenting on it LOL. Nearly all love its errr "refreshing" color tone; kidding aside people love it.

Omgosh! The Amazon Prime "Try before you buy" feature is absolutely awesome! You spend ZERO dollars the day you order your item, and shipping is also free!! I'm definitely keeping my new Crocs though!I never was the biggest fan of Crocs, until I saw my 12 year old daughter wearing her white pair and they just looked so cute! They are unbelievably comfortable and an awesome shoe to slide your foot in if you're in a hurry! I wear a size 6.5, but all that was left in the color I wanted (white) was out of stock, so I went with a size 7 and they're perfect! They were roomy and comfortable, but I wanted them to fit just a tad tighter. So I read online and found out that you can shrink and stretch out Crocs in the dryer. Now they're literally perfect! True to size!! I kinda think I'm hooked now, and I'll definitely be purchasing more! -Mandy 💜

I always thought these were the goofiest, ugliest, useless things I have ever seen. I didn't understand why parents put their kids in these. Then one day, a friend of mine let me try on a pair. I was shocked! How did I not know about these? It's like a secret club or something. My wife gave them to me as a gift and these are the only things I were at home as sandals. I wouldn't recommend these for extreme sports or any activities that require actual ankle support or protection. I would recommend this for hanging out, standing around, long walks on the beach, sitting around the pool, hanging out at home, and other loungy activities. I love these things.

I was replacing an old pair I got back in 2010. The old ones were made in China, size 11. I ordered these new ones also size 11. However as seen on the pictures the new Vietnam made Crocs are smaller than the old China made Crocs. What a bummer!

This crocs look big and clumsy at first and also weren't comfortable at first use but now I love them so much and wear them at home at all times.It washes up really nice and very comfy and not sweaty at all.Can wear them with or without socks.I am very glad I gave them a try as they looked very bulky.And in deed they are on the wide side as my feet are narrow but still I like them.Those are my first crocs so can't compare to other models.

I'm a diabetic and the neuropathy in my feet is pretty extreme. Crocs are like a godsend for neuropathy. I have spent well over $100 on a pair of well-known shoes in the past and although they are comfortable shoes I would still rather where the crocs and those cost me $14.95. I would say they are better than any slipper out there also. I bet there are a whole lot of people out there that are in the same position as me and probably have never tried on a pair of crocs. If you guys aren't promoting them for neuropathy also I would probably look into that because for me they are just amazing and there has to be more people with diabetes that would agree. Thank you for the order and I look forward to purchasing more in different colors. 👍😜👍😜👍😜

If you are rapidly descending into middle age like me and it’s only a matter of time before you clip your keys to your belt then buy them. I know shops sell look a likes. But they just arnt as comfortable. Others make your feet sweat, these don’t. You can peer over fences, shout at teenagers and complain about the telly all while in the comfortable realms of your crocs

Honestly I was a little hesitant at first to buy these due to the stigma around the unfashionableness of crocs, but since I was only getting them to wear around the house I figured why not! The end result is that this has been one of my better purchases in recent months.The crocs are durable and comfortable. They're made of nice thick material which doesnt seem like it will deteriorate or be susceptible to wear like my last pair of slippers. The soles have a nice spongey feel to them, and on a few occasions I've put them on after spending a while in the kitchen on my bare feet and the pain is relieved immediately. On top of this, the holes along the top and sides of the shoes mean that they've got great air circulation, keeping your feet nice and cool at all times. As for size, they seem to fit exactly as I'd expected, and I'm a size 8. As with other croc designs, you can swivel the plastic bit to be at the back if you find them falling off at all, but I haven't found this necessary and keep it at the front.While they not be my first choice for a stylish shoe to wear out and about, these crocs are absolutely fantastic in a practical sense. Great for wearing about the house and probably even outside if you find reason to. Definitely worth the spend!If you've found this review helpful, please let me know with a thumbs up. Likewise if you felt it was lacking ror could be improved in some way then click the thumbs down. Happy shopping!

A fraud deal. The original tag price is 1295/- not the one which has been displayed in the offer. So effectively it's the same article you're getting without any discount as so vehemently, unabshedly, shamelessly claimed in the offer. Damp squib ! It may turn out to be a good product though, who knows. But it's a great farce of a great deal it's been so made out to be. Beware! Fellow online shoppers. Beware!

Ok, so my cheap copy Crocs were becoming worn out so decided to buy the real deal. I am a size 8.5-9 UK. I normally buy size 9 trainers. And would say I have a wide foot. My brother is also a size 9. He bought size 8 UK and they fit snugly, he loves them. I like mine loose, they feel Freer on your feet and if you want to lock them down, put the ankle straps on. I can drive in them very easily and flick them on or off real easy when at home. At the same time they are not flip flop loose but an in-between. On delivery I put them on and the fit was exactly what I wanted, they felt thicker then my old ones and the tread pattern was better. I think they are cooler on my feet too. I'm well impressed for the price (£14). I wear these all the time at home, like slippers. My only criticism I guess is that at the moment they creak a lot but I seem to remember my old ones did for a bit until they bed in. I hope this helps in deciding size, the purchasing decision is a no brainer. That's all, take care.

Bought a pair of these for my folks to do garden work in. My mum's ones are uk size 4 (womens) or 3 (mens). My dad's ones are a uk 11. They are marked as such on the underside with the sizing. See pics.They are true to size for length. They are wide fit, naturally, and the reason for buying them was to allow airing and also the fact my dad has an issue where his foot swells and he cannot wear normal outdoor gardening shoes comfortably.They are very soft but still thick and durable and firm. They have a deep base. My mum and dad both love them. The band that can be worn at the back or over the shoe is a perk for each gender to wear as preferred. These are true to size.I would buy these again and recommend this product. The pics show my mum and dad's pairs.