Unisex Adult Specialist II Work Clogs|Enclosed Toe|Slip Resistant|All Day Comfort

I needed crocs for my workshop (I don't need steel-toed shoes in my workshop, but I do want to keep the dust & stuff off of my feet). These are great, nice & comfy. The fit is as advertised, and good traction on dusty floors.

Sure these aren’t the best looking, but they are actually very slip resistant! I am on my feet for 10 hour days. Very comfortable, although I find myself needing more arch support. I love the classic wide toe area. It’s one of the few shoes that are comfortable to wear with bunions. My feet do tend to sweat more in these since there is less ventilation.

Super comfy! Love the shoes! I got the wrong size, my fault, and had no issues with the return and received the correct size the next day!

I've been using these almost daily since I received them. They're not as soft as my off brands are and definitely feel like heavier duty material. One thing I noticed is the lack of ventilation, which is why I docked it one star. They would be great for cooler climates, but using them this summer, they hold in all the heat! I really love how grippy they are unlike the off brand. Both inside and on the bottoms have impressive tread. Pretty comfy once you get used to them. A litter heavier weight than I'm used to with my off brands that felt like thin air, but still lightweight for work shoes.

Crocs fit weird. I normally wear a men's US size 9 or 9.5 in most shoes. With a regular, generic Crocs shoe I wear a Men's 8 Women's 10, and it is roomy. I got the Croc's Bistro in Men's 8 Women's 10 and it fits much more like a normal shoe. I'm happy with the fit as it is a little more snug even with socks, but it is definitely smaller than the normal Crocs model. Overall, it feels less like a big rubber oversized clog and more like a regular shoe. That aside, I love this shoe. The non-slip bottom is really effective, much more so than the normal Crocs. I do not have sweaty feet, so the lack of holes is not an issue for me, even with thick socks— though I can see how this would affect people differently. The nubs on the footbed feel a little less prominent than on the regular Crocs, but it doesn't make much difference. Comfort-wise? 9 out of 10. I do not have any weird foot issues, and I can wear these all day and feel great. There's probably some other shoes on the market that can compare, but these are less than 40 bucks on Amazon, and I'd just as soon replace them a couple times a year than pay over 100 bucks for a single pair of work shoes. Looks-wise? You are wearing rubber clogs. Again, they are a little lower profile than normal Crocs, and the lack of holes makes them even less obnoxious. But I don't wear them for fashion statements. If you need a very slip-resistant waterproof shoe that will protect your toes these are perfect... I wouldn't trust these on ice, but they are perfect for indoor slippery floors. The back strap keeps them reliably on my feet when running up and down stairs. I still have a pair of regular Crocs for around the house and in the garden, but these are great for work. They are a marvel of function over form. The backs near the heel are low, so if you are doing really wet sloppy work all the time your feet might get wet that way... that's the only criticism I can think of for these, and Crocs should look into developing a model for people who do that kind of work.

Bought these for my cleaning business and they are so comfortable, durable and easy to clean.

So...Crocs DO run big. I now wear a size 9 or even sometimes 9.5 in men's shoes but in CROCS I wear a size 8 men's/10 women's (they are unisex). They still feel a bit big but the thing is, it's because they are so wide at the top. I have bunions so this is great for ME and also if you are on your feet for hours your feet swell a bit. When I first got these years ago I felt like they were gonna come off my feet, but they did not, even if I don't use the heel strap. They end up kinda conforming to your foot and almost get "tighter" over time. The non-slip bottom is truly non-slip, even on greasy or really wet floors. I wouldn't recommend them necessarily for dog walking around the block on icy walks, as this particular siped non-slip tread (siping is basically tiny cuts or openings in a tread, they do it to tires as well) is really meant for floors, not ice, but that said I HAVE walked my dog in slippery conditions and been ok. I use my older ones as shoes to put on when I do a quick potty walk or have to hose something off, even gardening tasks. I just got a new job and am in a kitchen environment again so ordered this new pair just for that as we have to wear black. My old ones are at least 5 years old and the tread is still good, actually. You can't hurt these things, you really can't. You can wipe 'em clean, they don't stink, and they ARE ugly as sin but hey function over form is the way to think about CROCS, in this case. Most CROCS don't really have a function but these ones definitely do and in my opinion are the best kitchen shoes I've had. FYI I also like Dickie's work shoes with the non-slip tread, I got them at Costco for $20, but they are not quite as comfortable as these CROCS.

This has to be one of my favorite crocs, but I'm disappointed in sizing. I buy a pair of these every 3 or so years- typically because someone else takes them from me. They're comfortable and the non-skid tread is incredibly long-lasting. My wife has my pair (that I bought 13 years ago) that she wears every day to work and the tread is still like new- and she wears them both inside and outside every day! They still provide adequate cushioning and are perfect for travel. They're also easy to clean and they don't hold on to smells (that's especially helpful given that your feet will sweat a lot in these). So why 3 stars? Because of the inconsistent sizing. I normally wear a woman's 10.5 in most shoes. For boots and athletic shoes, where I'll often wear a thicker sock and want a looser feel, I'll wear a woman's size 11 or a men's 9.5. All of my previous crocs (in the mule style) have been a size 8 because they tend to be a little large. When purchasing croc loafers, I purchase a size 9/11. I purchased these in a size 8 like I always do and these apparently now fit true to size. I tried on my old 8/10 crocs and they fit loosely and have a little extra space in the back. With the same socks on, I tried on these and they fit exactly with no wiggle room and a firm grip all around my feet. I wish I had bought the 9/11 crocs, but I didn't expect them to suddenly change their fit or sizing. And I hate the hassle of returning shoes and waiting for new ones. UPS isn't anywhere near me, so it's a major hassle. In any case, I'll end up giving these new ones to my wife and I'll wear the old ones, but it's still a hassle. Now beyond my petty gripe about sizing, there's one other downside: there's no side vent in these, so your socks and feet get sweaty very quickly. They make another model with the side vents, but then you sacrifice the non-skid tread. So I'm still waiting for that improvement. It really needs some source of ventilation for people who can't just pull their feet out of their shoes all of the time. All that said, I'll still purchase these again (in a different size) because for the money and quality, they're absolutely worth it. If my family members weren't so eager to "borrow" these from me, I'd still be going strong with my first pair.