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

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 and he's on his feet all day. He can probably afford any shoes he wants. But I decided on Crocs. Why? Around the same time, Revain was selling these lined Baya clogs, and I realized what the heck. I am a licensed massage therapist and also spend all day on my feet. They sold so well that I bought a size 10 pair and a size 11 pair. I've noticed that a lot of people say they run too big, so go up a size. I didn't trust this advice but wanted to make sure I was getting such a good price even if the £10 was too small. So I bought them and tried it on the 11th. VERY big for me. I always wear 10 in every shoe I try on. I threw them away and tried 10s. PERFECT. So I just wanted to tell everyone who's going to buy them. For me they fit true to size. Later I even bought a pair of unlined size 10 Baya clogs that were too big for me. I wear a 9 in this variety. So I feel like these lined Baya clogs are a perfect fit. As for comfort. I understand know! With them I can stand on my feet for eight hours and I feel great. They're really hard to describe. They're not soft or cloudy, but they're just COMFORTABLE. I feel comfortable in them. I thought they might seem clumsy or uncomfortable on the feet but the opposite is true. These are some of the best, most comfortable running shoes I've ever owned. The style is even starting to grow on me.