Crocs Men's On The Clock Work Sneakers, Slip Resistant Shoes, Triple Black, 12

Color awesome, comfort and fit PERFECT

These fit small, but I have another pair so I knew this going in to the purchase. They are especially comfortable, pretty much the most comfortable flip flop I have ever owned. I do not like the color, but they were cheap, like $13, so I bought them anyway. However, the color is true to the phot, so if this is color is what you're looking for you will be pleased. I just wanted an extra pair to wear to the beach and these fit the bill. I prefer my black ones to wear in public. I wear those all the time, and can walk miles in them without any discomfort to my feet. I especially like that they don't look so much like what most people expect a croc to look like. I hope they continue to make these comfortable flip flops.I am very serious about ordering up. These are a full two sizes larger than what I typically wear in crocs. I bought my first pair from crocs, and most of the reviews said this and I doubted they would be that much smaller, they were and I had to return them. As long as you order up, I think you will be happy with your purchase.Please check "Yes" if you have found this review helpful. I rely upon others' reviews to make an informed decision anytime I make a purchase, so it is my intention to help others do the same. I welcome any questions or feedback.

These are super good flip-flops! They run a little small . . . I wear a 9.5 shoe and bought a size 10 Croc and they fit perfectly. They last forever! I've had this pair for 3 years and will probably have them for at least 3 more.

I was surprised at how comfortable these are and that's saying a lot coming from someone with plantar fasciitis They have more support than the Crocs Women's Karin shoes (those are slightly smaller too). Anyhow, I can wear these around the house without pain for a few hours. They seem to conform, are softer and support better than the $150 sneakers we bought for my condition or the Ecco sandals that I wear part time (the ECCO shoes are Women's Yucatan II) as well, it's just a softer kind of support. And these are cheaper! I have only 2 minor complaints, if I wear them for hours my heals dry out, but I've had that problem all my life, wearing socks and sneakers fix that, but without socks my old dry foot problems are back and it would be weird to wear socks with these, but that's my problem not the shoes (all the other shoes are too hot or don't support as well)and finally these are slightly too large, but that was warned in the various descriptions I've read, going down a size it would probably be too tight and I'd rather live with a little too big. I just have to be careful when I drive if I'm wearing them.

I was a late-to-the-sandals party guy, having been exclusively tennis shoes for most of my life. About 10 years ago I moved to a warmer climate, so sandals became a more practical footwear choice. I have tried a variety of different styles since then, and found most uncomfortable. I couldn't tolerate straps between the toes, and I found the kind that had no straps to be too insecure. In short, I discovered I am a fussy footwear fellow.Well a few years back I discovered the crocs sandals. And while I will continue to mock anyone who would wear the regular croc monstrosities (a real indicator one has given up on life) their sandals are extremely comfortable, and thankfully look nothing like the classic crocs seen styled by geriatrics and toddlers.I buy a new pair of these every other year; the build is solid and lasts that long with frequent use. They take a day or two to wear in, so I have found it is best to only wear them a few hours in the first few days. After that, they are the most sublimely comfortable sandal experience I have ever worn.

My husband is a landscaper. No matter how I try to reason with him, he will not wear closed-toe shoes to work in, only flip flops. He works hard, and every flip flop before these has busted or become worn out totally within a few weeks of him wearing them because, well, flip flops were not made to work in like that.......However! I came across these croc flip flops in a store a while back and bought them for him since they looked tough and durable. He loves how cushiony and comfortable they are, and his first pair lasted him a year and a half before finally he wore a small hole in the sole on one of the flops. I just bought him these sandals again as his primary work shoes, and he is ecstatic to have them!If you need some sandals that are super comfortable, and HIGHLY durable, look no further. I have to say the price was great too!

Had the previous generation of this shoe which was amazing and of course when something is awesome it gets discontinued. They were a comfortable, durable, heavy solid material, they made no noise when walking and did not cause my feet to sweat. This new version is everything those were NOT, with the one exception: they are still comfortable. The new build material is the cos-light and the previous ones were not. My feet sweat in these, they did not with the previous material. It could be in 100 degree weather all day and nothing. These if I'm just wearing them around the house, my feet sweat and slip. They do offer support which is much needed with flat feet in a flip flop. Wish I could get another pair of the old version, the toe strap on the old ones broke after several years

these are by far my favorite flip-flops; they conform well to your feet and curve up in the front so that the toe does not catch against any kind of deviations in the pavement. They have plenty of cushion so that you could literally run in these if you need to but also are nice and comfortable for all day wear or just lounging around (They were comfortable even after an entire day walking around a hot amusement park). The last thing that these excel at is they seem to take on minimal foot odor so whatever compound they use is pretty effective.