Crocs are the marmite of the footwear world. You either love them or you loathe them. There's no inbetween with them, and I must admit when I first saw them I thought they were absolutely repulsive. I changed my mind during a trip to Hawaii five years ago, when the heat I was experiencing along with the long flight there had caused my feet to swell badly. Even the Birkenstocks I had packed weren't providing me with much in the way of comfort, so I picked up a pair of shoes which looked like Crocs but were actually Airwalks in the Waikiki branch of Payless Shoe Source. Although my Airwalks weren't the real deal, they were incredibly well made, ...  Read the complete review

I spent most of last summer deciding whether or not to buy some Crocs as I had heard mixed reactions about them. Towards the end of the summer I decided to purchase a pair as I thought they would be handy for walking around the house in during the winter and then they would still be in tip top condition for this year's Summer holidays. I wasn't sure on the design of the standard crocs, but I decided I quite liked the crocband ones instead which were a similar design but not quite so plain so I thought I would purchase these instead. These had quite a retro look to them. They look quite sporty too. They are available in quite a large range of colours, but mine ...  Read the complete review

Crocs are a bit like marmite; you either love em or hate em! I am in the first category and now own two pairs; one bright yellow pair (that my children hate!) and one newer more stylish pair. I bought my latest pair several months ago and hadn't actually set out to buy another pair of Crocs, but once I had seen this latest style I knew I had to have a pair! Crocs Crocband are basically like mainstream Crocs, with a style twist. Crocbands (as the name implies) have a coloured band around the midsole. They come in numerous colours including black with a contrasting white band, blue with red band, dahlia with fuchsia pink band and my favourites; bubblegum ...  Read the complete review

Some time ago I reviewed Crocs Caymen and explained that I cannot wear any shoes from any shoe shop. Even hospital made to measure shoes aren't usually a success. I keep trying to get something made that I can wear. I was so pleased a few years ago when I went into a clothes shop and saw Crocs shoes for the first time. I admit to actually quite liking them. As explained in my previous review, they don't solve my foot problems but it' s wonderful to find something that I can manage to fit my troublesome feet into. I find Crocs particularly helpful in the summer as a much cooler alternative to trainers. I also appreciate having these to take on holidays abroad when I ...  Read the complete review

I was first introduced to these hideous shoes by someone at work. I remember thinking 'what on earth has that woman got on her feet.' I only ended up with a pair myself, when an over zealous relative thought they would be a superb gift for me to take on holiday. As a compromise, I tried them on at home and then pushed them to the back of the wardrobe. They just were not me. Crocs are favoured by a certain type of person I think. I see mums in them in town, the kind of mum who always in a rush and probably does the school run in a stonking great people carrier. I see blokes in them, the kind of men who are too trendy for sandals and socks, but not cool enough ...  Read the complete review