Crocs Classic Glitter Lined Men's Shoes in Black Mules & Clogs Review

I was pleasantly surprised with these Crocs! I'm one of those horrible weirdos who laughed at them and thought they were ugly dumb shoes. I also suffer from swelling and because of that I have to spend a fortune on my shoes and I have to choose brands like Drew or Emey [sic] because of the very wide width and increased toe depth. If you told me that $25-$30 plastic shoes would solve my problems, I would think you were crazy. I got them because a friend believed in them and I decided to prove…

I regularly wear shoes around the house. I usually buy felt slippers which usually fall apart after a year or so and have little arch support. I bought these Crocs hoping to get something stronger and more durable. (Pictured: shoes after 7 months of daily use.) Pros: They are really durable and have good arch support. The fleece lining is comfortable and my feet don't get too hot or cold in winter or summer. Sweaty feet are no problem. Disadvantages: The biggest disadvantage is that they are…

Insanely fast shipping! I love the lining in these shoes, especially compared to the standard rubber/standard unlined model. I use these Crocs as my indoor shoes because they are easy to put on and take off combined with the 1+" support they carry. Normally putting them on in indoor shoes makes me feel like I'm walking on bare ground. I know not why "slippers" are synonymous with no "soles"?! I don't wear socks before bed so it's very handy that they are lined. If you are 1/2 (half) size…

My husband has found Crocs quite comfortable recently and has been wearing an unlined black pair as indoor shoes for a few months. When it got cold he complained about the holes in his boots so I figured a pair of fluffy ones would solve that problem. The fluff isn't removed, which I found to be a plus at first; I almost got a couple of fakes but I noticed the lining coming out and hesitated. I figured the removable liner would be fun if it shrinks or otherwise deteriorates with normal wear, so

I've worn probably 10 pairs of Crocs in my life, bought my last pair about 5 years ago. One thing I noticed right away when I put this pair on is that they felt a lot heavier in the insole than I remembered. They also feel smaller than my previous size 10. But this pair has linings that are snug but make the fit look smaller. My toes are all the way out and I hope the tips of my big toes don't hurt. Because the insole and heel are firmer, I can clearly feel the strain on my right ankle and…

I was looking for something fluffy, warm and non-slip to take to school with the kids in the morning. I only wear Crocs and usually my Athens Crocs flip flops, but in winter my toes get cold and I have to wear socks with Mary Jane Crocs sneakers. I read countless reviews comparing different lined crocs and settled on this one. And I'm glad I did! I wear size 11 women's shoes, but in other sneakers I wear 8/10 because 9/11 is a bit too long. I ordered them a size 10/12 as suggested and they are…

Crocs are sold as unisex but everything I have received since has them listed as "Women's Lined Clogs". They are also too big. I ordered a men's 10 and they are 1/2-1 inch longer than any other crocs I have so I had to send them back for an exchange. The men's 9 is the same length as the Crocs 10 men's Santa Cruz slip-ons I bought last year. They're not as comfortable as I expected, at least for now. Nothing spicy. They just don't have the "croc" feel that I would expect from a croc and I own…