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I personally never use the heel strap and just stow it. So, make sure to size your Crocs correctly. Keep in mind that the heel strap is not adjustable but it does stretch a bit. The heel strap works well and stays in place. I wouldn’t describe Crocs classics as “ultra grippy” but definitely much more grippy than flip flops. Similar to the softer rubber on snow tires, the resin soles tend to grip well even without overly aggressive treads. The sole of the Crocs Classics are made from the same Croslite resin as the footbed. Also, those nubs tend to wear out socks more quickly. I do wish the grip numbs in the footbed were a little less agressive though. The deep resilient cushioning is hard to beat. Of course, the crosslite footbed is what every one comes for. FYI: There is a whole subculture of Crocs fans that decorate their Crocs with pins specifically designed to fit into the vent holes.

For example, if you get them wet while wearing them the inside will still dry out while you are wearing them. The polkadot ventilation holes are a bit goofy looking but they do the job. The oversized-toebox leaves plenty of room for wide feet and air to circulate.

The Crocs classics feature a large ventilated toe box, excellent arch support, a thick Croslite resin footbed, and a heel strap that swivels forward and stows if you prefer slip-ons. The Crocs classics became a success because they checked all those boxes. Obviously, this Crocs review would be incomplete without taking a closer look at the one clog that started it all.Ī common theme I’ve noted in my research is that durable products are typically simple designs that are both tough and highly practical. When someone says “Crocs,” nine times out of ten, they are referring to the iconic Crocs Classic clogs. grippy nubs in the footbed of some crocs models can finer socks to wear out more quickly.(if you dare to where socks with crocs!).High possiblity you will forget you are wearing them to church, weddings and funerals.Large bulbous look(a face only a mother could love).I admit, I bought my first pair of Crocs because a friend of mine kept pestering me about them until I finally caved and bought a pair to try out.Ĭrocs are by no means perfect, so to combat the cult hysteria, here are some pros and cons of Crocs that I have observed from my own experience. Crocs are so zealously promoted by die-hard fans that marketing departments barely have any work to do at all. The problem is sorting the truth from the hype. One twitter follower described Crocs owners as a bunch of “middle-aged stoners with ponytails.” Funny! While, dismissing the huge following that Crocs has with silly stereotypes is fun, it would be a mistake. 700 million pairs of Crocs have been produced since then!.The first run of 1000 Crocs sold out as soon as they were unveiled at a Florida boat show in 2002.

PINS FOR CROCS LICENSE

The founders of Crocs discovered the design while sailing the Carribean together and loved them so much they bought the manufacturing license and started the Crocs company.

The original clog was designed and manufactured by a Canadian company.

The first Crocs were designed as a grippy, water proof, clog for boaters.

They are made of proprietery closed-cell resin called Croslite which remarkable impact absorbtion and underfoot cushioning.

Crocs are not made from plastic or rubber.

The most popular Crocs, by far, are the Crocs Classic clogs.

There are also a number of negatives that most reviewers miss that I want to point out in this article. No, for style(unless you are following the current Crocs trend). Looks have nothing to do with their popularity(until recently).īut, are Crocs really worth it? Yes, for comfort. So, my goal in this Crocs review is to give you my own unfiltered opinion as a Crocs owner – both the good and the bad.īasically, it’s like this: Crocs are all about comfort and practicality. With all the hype, the truth about Crocs can be a bit murky. How could such an ugly, bulbous pair of “plastic” shoes win the hearts of so many without some kind of mass delusion involved? The sheer number of die-hard Crocs fans out there defies conventional logic.