CrocsSpecialist II Clog unisex-adult Clogs

Good product but it’s coming literally without the box!!!!

Nice quality

My size is 41 i ordered 39/40 size perfect fit.

I bought a pink crocs in 2016 at a store and fitting was perfect for my wide but short feet. So i thought i will be having the same fitting since I selected the same size. I am wondering why they gave me a different size from what I selected before I finalized the purchase. i selected 35, i received 36.Well, aesthetically it’s pretty and fitting is not too big and i like wearing thick socks this cold season anyway. So it’s fine. What i observed however, i am not sure comparing it to my old crocs. My old one has silicone feel (very comfy even without socks, so i was expecting the same from the new one, but it doesn’t have that quality. :(

I want to return this shoe because I didn’t like it as I expected

I like to use its very comfortable

Good

Crocs are very good. But I faced delivery issues

The Crocs are excellent, just right for short visits to the garden and even longer spells out there, although I wouldn't wear them for digging etc. They are a roomy fit, but that's intended and they are comfortable.Like others I misunderstood the sizing chart and had to return the first pair because they were the wrong size. I wanted UK size 8. You can't order UK size 8, you have to choose either M8 or M9. The size chart says that label size M9 = UK size 8, so I ordered M9. I was sent UK size 9 (which were label size M10). They were too big so I had to return them and re-order M8.Amazon usually gets this sort of thing right but they are showing no sign of sorting this out.

I bought 2 pairs of these Crocs in different sizes. The Men's size 8 came in 1 day and was from Amazon sarl and was true to size, just very wide. The ladies size 6 took a couple of weeks, came from China (Lapi retail) and was at least 1 and a half to 2 sizes to big compared to normal UK sizing. The worst part is, the 2 pairs were totally different brands, with completely different labels and manufacturer tags. This means that when you order, you get pot luck on size, depending on the brand you get sent. (I ordered both pairs from the same Amazon item, just put 2 different sizes in my shopping basket, so assumed the 2 products would be the same!) Luckily they come with free returns, but I don't want to buy a smaller size as I've got no way of knowing which brand I'll be sent (the true-to-size brand or the poorly-sized brand). Really, how simple is it to ensure that the stated size of a shoe is accurate?

I am a professional chef by trade and my old safety shoes wore out some time ago making walking on wet floors a bit tricky. I was issued some new shoes by the company but the new shoes were not as good as they cramped my toes and rubbed my ankles. A work colleague recommended Crocs to me so I bought a pair. They fit very well, they are not a tight fit across the foot and my toes are no longer cramped. the back of the shoe does not come up the ankle and so the ankle is not rubbed at all. The sole is slip resistant and has not been an issue on wet floors. The only issue that I can mention is that due to the materials the shoe is made from my feet have a tendency to sweat resulting in damp socks. The shoes will be easy to keep clean due to them being rubberised. I would happily recommend a pair of Bistro Crocs to anyone needing comfortable footware for working.

I am starting a new job as a dental nurse in May and I needed crocs as part of my uniform and these are very good quality and comfortable. I am a size 6 so I ordered the woman’s size 6 and they fit perfectly so keep to your true size when ordering. They are more than I wanted to pay for crocs but you are getting a good product

I really liked these upon arrival. They arrived on time. They fit just the way I wanted them to - a sort of 'relaxed fit'. They're lightweight like I wanted. They're comfortable. But they're not exactly ideal for use in a commercial kitchen as they are not slip resistant. They're also not very breathable so expect to get sweaty feet. This isn't the biggest issue though. Since switching to these crocs for work I have received some of the most severe static shocks I've ever experienced. I think had I done a little more research before purchasing these I would have known that static shocks are associated with crocs. Essentially they are not fit for the purpose I required them for but other than that I still rather like them and will maybe use them as like an outdoor summer shoe or like a gardening shoe. I would advise that if you are looking to buy these crocs be aware that they are likely to increase risk of static shocks.