Review on Crocs Unisex Crocband Clog Women Men's Shoes ~ Mules & Clogs by George Evans

I've been watching this particular pair of Crocs with the strap around the sole for almost three years now. I have a pair of vintage Crocs clogs that I wear every day at home a few years ago. Because of a terrible foot injury, I can't even walk around the house barefoot. I've been wearing my classic clay clogs at home all day for at least 5 years, every day as directed by my podiatrist. I finally pulled the trigger on this pair of crocodiles, which I thought were at least a little aesthetically pleasing. I bought the same size as my classic clogs, which is my normal shoe size. I'm 36 and my feet aren't growing. The crocs I received are too small for my feet despite being the same size as my classic croc clogs. They fit my wife so she bought two pairs of Crocs when we wanted to order a new pair for each of us. I regularly wear men's 7.5. I ordered a size 10 for women and an 8 for men, like my last pair of Crocs, which are actually quite large for me. When I put on the classic crocodile leather clogs, I have a good inch of the shoe behind my foot. What I received was a pair of Crocs with the same size on the bottom, but the shoes themselves are at least 2 sizes too small. Never. I will find a new brand. Those are plastic shoes. They don't have to cost $45 and be of poor quality. Especially after the company moved its factories out of the US.