👟 Crocs Baya Lined Clog Lavender Men's Shoes - Mules & Clogs for Enhanced SEO Review

I wore crocs before Gen Z thought they were cool... I ordered the tie-dye print in women's size 8 which is what I usually do, the first pair. Sometimes they were form fitting, I wore them because of the Lining that I expected based on previous purchases. My only complaint is that even after the gym or a full day of hiking, my feet NEVER smell, but something about the croc food makes them smell so awful! And I always wear socks with it. my dog loves it Not me. 🤷‍♀️

My husband used to wear them around the house because his legs used to hurt. I only had to throw them away once he wore them on a fishing trip and they got wet. They smelled so bad judging by their soft lining that I didn't even plan on cleaning them. Also, one of the ligaments tore recently. They were with him for about 7 months. I don't think it has anything to do with how he treated her, I think it just happened. Because 99.999% of the time he wore them as slippers.

On the underside of the new crocodiles you can see that they are now narrower than before. They are a lot tighter than my old pair, compared to the brown ones when I first bought them they were very comfortable. Also, the fabric lining was better, it went over the edges of the crocodile they were both sewn into, but thanks to the way it came out of the edges, my crocodiles lasted a lot longer. They are still strong just very dirty. I have known her for several years. They are both from Roomy…

I'm usually a big fan of Crocs, I have several pairs of BAYA and On the Clock models, but the LINED Baya model was unsuitable for me because of the rivet strap ( on each side) hurt my legs so much I could hardly bear to try them on as soon as they arrived. Otherwise, they felt too tight (which is why I bought them) due to the lining, which itself was soft and comfortable. Didn't know how to open them and didn't want to risk ruining the shoes so unfortunately sent them back to Revane. My feet…

I used to scratch my head every time I saw someone wearing a pair of Crocs. I just didn't get it. How can anyone want to wear shoes that look like this? I attributed it to a silly trend and figured they would eventually go away, only to be replaced by another fleeting fad. They didn't. Recently I went to our sports medicine doctor, they helped me with my wrist. I have an issue with TFCC and have had to go back several times. I noticed he was wearing Crocs and that got me thinking. He's a doctor