Crocs Mammoth

When Crocs were first introduced to the market I took one look at them and vowed that I would never be seen dead wearing the ugly old things but things have moved on since then. My friend bought a pair, she thought they were the latest thing since sliced bread, she customised her Crocs with some novelty Croc buttons. I soon started to look at the lightweight shoes in a different light and before I knew it I was the proud owner of a pair of crocs. But I bought my pair of Crocs towards the end of the better weather and I am now limited to wearing them indoors because my feet get chilly. But at Art class a few weeks ago a fellow dauber had an awesome looking ...  Read the complete review

Not being a big slipper wearer and wanting a pair of comfortable shoes to wear indoors and out in the garden, I came across the Mammoth Crocs. Mammoth Crocs are basically Cayman Crocs but with a fleecy lining, making them very comfortable! Sure, they're not the best of looking shoes, but then I don't intend on wearing them to work or down the high street, so who cares?! Crocs are made out of what Crocs call croslite(tm) material, which is basically a durable resin material. It makes the Crocs comfortable, odor resistant, lightwieght and easy to clean. According to Crocs, they're also recyclable, so they're even good for the ...  Read the complete review

The Crocs Mammoth are strapless slip-onS, this makes them very easy slip on to use as a slipper in the home as well as on outdoor shoe. Although when going outside they don't give thebest protection against those winter days and I have had a few wet feet moments, but they are ok if your just popping out for a couple of minutes. What's great about these shoes is that the lining is removable and can be washed, so no more smelly feet for me then. I'm still to come across another winter shoe that is so easy to clean, pop in the washing machine and its done. The soles are slightly higher the the regular cayman shoes so that they offer a bit more ...  Read the complete review

I was so excited when I ordered these shoes. The mammoth croc is like the Caymen but with a wooly, removable lining. This makes it ideal just to pop in the washer if they get a bit sweaty or damp. Unlike the Caymen the around of the shoe is filled so no holes for the puddle water to get in, however there are holes on top, so if its raining the water does get in - they're not really a wet day shoes. Sizing: As the shoe sizing with Crocs is bit of a dilema with them being US sizes I went for the size of my previous Caymen's but I think I should have gone a size bigger to allow for the wooly lining, but as they didn't have the that size from where I ordered them I ...  Read the complete review