Crocs Men's Duet Sport Clog

Gone are the days when Crocs were just functional but unattractive. This stylish version comes in a variety of trendy colors and patterns, and their sleeker design makes them a fashionable choice for casual outings. I’ve received numerous compliments on them, and they pair well with a variety of outfits.These Crocs are built to last. The high-quality Croslite material is both durable and easy to clean, ensuring that they remain in great condition even after frequent use. The soles provide excellent grip, making them suitable for various surfaces.VersatilityOne of the standout features of these stylish Crocs is their versatility. They’re perfect for a wide range of activities, from running errands to lounging at home or even casual gatherings. The breathable material and well-placed ventilation holes keep my feet cool and dry.I love them. They are such easy wear .They’ve transformed my perception of what Crocs can be, proving that you don’t have to sacrifice style for comfort. Highly recommended for anyone seeking versatile and chic casual shoes.

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Love the shoe slip resistant breathable great quality true to size

My biggest complaint with crocs are they wear fast on the bottoms & get slippery when wet. These are supposed to last longer.I got a steal on these in the Volt Green. Picked up 2 pair at $15.00 each even though Im not a fan of the color. (The better colors ran $35+ and now Amazon doesn't even carry many sizes)They are by far the most comfortable shoe I have ever worn. The Crocs Off Roads are second.Most crocs look Hideous. But I am at the age that I REALLY don't wear shoes for other people.All Crocs are light, odor resistant and comfortable. These are #1 when it comes to comfort. And hopefully they wont wear as quick as the others and get slippery when wet.Crocs sizing is all over the charts. I wear a 12 in Off Roads. I need a 13 in the Duet Sport. Amazon, to their credit, offers free return shipping on shoes they sell. And there are no crocs stores near me. I ended up returning the size 12 and then the price went down and I bought 2 pair of 13s and they fit good.I emailed crocs because it appeared they were discontinuing this product. They said they were just out and should have more towards the end of May/beginning of June.

Amazon doesn't have a large supply of Crocs in my size (9 men's) so I was stuck buying this one. I bought for my Afghani tour to use to/from the shower and in the shower since you don't want to shower barefooted out here.Fitment: the shoe is wide, really wide. I have about a 1" space between the shoe and my foot but it does give me room to quickly slip my foot in/out when I need to. I walk with my feet pointed forward, but if your walking gait is more like Charlie Chaplin (toes pointing outward) you may have issues with this extra space when walking long distances in these..The sole is supportive enough with good tread to manage over 1-1/2" to 2" gravel without feeling the rocks beneath my feet. The insole has a ridge across the width (where your toes attach to the feet) and is generally molded like the bottom of your foot with a bit of an arch. The caveat with this is that water tends to puddles in the toes and heels and will require you to keep dry by propping the shoes upside down, toe up, at an angle so the water can drain off the heels.The only other OSD thing I have noticed with these clogs is the cutout at the front. I have a couple longer toes and sometimes the tips will either poke through that vent (recall the molded insole keeping my foot forward in these) or rub along the top of the vent when walking.Molded insole, nice ventilation and overall size make these great for shower shoes. Foot slipping is minimal, even when wet unlike my flip flops and I anticipate using these for flying or using on a beach this summer.

Same old same old I'm just pissed because these are some of the best Croc shoes if you have really bad feet and they don't have them in camo with the bright orange anymore so I had to go for the ones I got but I do like the volt green bottoms and these ones have a large interior so they're very roomy and they got a good piece of rubber on your heels I wear these at the beach and I'm on my feet a lot I have nerve damage neuropathy in both feet and my back is messed up and when I wear these even after all day it really does take the sting out of my lower back my knees aren't swollen and they seem to really cut down on the fatigue I'm hurting my feet are really hurting bad but yet I'm not passing out from it and it's a big difference a noticeable difference because usually after all day on my feet I'm just out and it takes a long while for me to get myself back up the one nice shoes are within 4 months from being brand new they still cut down on my recovery time noticeably very good rubber shoe

I thought for that last month that perhaps I ate too many salty chips at work and my feet were showing the effects of retaining water. I had questioned to myself, that perhaps my feet were growing, (but I knew being over 55 yrs old that was unlikely). It was not until one evening getting out of my car and I went to put on my shoes for work that I realized it is the clog. They shrunk so much that the back portion of the clog was hitting my foot at mid heel point. I am a RN and work the night shift. When I get out of my car at home, off come the work shoes, and on come the home shoes. I did google "shrinking croc clogs" and guess what? They do shrink when exposed to high tempertures. I had left my crocs in the car during the day, the car heats up in the summer sunlight, enough to shrink my crocs. I wish that the company would of put that warning label on the package or tag when they sell the clog concerning this problem, but they do not. I did order another pair, as with my heel pain in one foot, these are the only shoe right now that gets me through a 12 hr shift.