Rating: - Crocs are for everyone!
I have many, many pairs of crocs and love them all. I have feet problems and these feel so good. I recommend that everyone of all ages try them. They're great!
Rating: - super shoes
Fast delivery and correct sizing. As a nurse these shoes are very comfortable and my feet don't get hot in them. Would definately recommend.
Rating: - Practical shoes
The Croc Endeavor Clog proved to be ideal for going outside in the morning to feed birds and let the dog out. I put them on when I go outside and leave them by the door when I come in. They are comfortable and keep my feet dry and warm. It is easy to put on and take off and it is a must have for those with carpeting in the house!
Rating: - Crocs Endeavors
I had purchased these for my wife's work, and she states they are very comfortable for the 8 hour-long shifts that she works at Dunkin' Donuts!
They hold up well and whare like iron, she has used them for approximately a month now and they show no appreciable wear and tear!
Rating: - nightwalker
I am a medical profession and have worn crocs for over two years. I find them economical and comfortable. They are also very easy to clean.
Maybe it's because I have the hugest crush on David Pogue of the New York Times, but I find his recently released product finder guide, the Pogue-O-matic, absolutely adorable... and useful too! The Pogue-O-Matic is divided into four parts: cameras, camcorders, smartphones and televisions. If you were planning on getting people any of the above for the holidays, stop by and have little e-Pogue explain what details you should look out for. Being a gadget blogger with a finger on the pulse of the latest and greatest, I personally don't need the advice. But I'll be stopping by anyway... for you, Pogue. Just. For. You. [Pogue-o-Matic on the New York Times]
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Maybe it's because I have the hugest crush on David Pogue of the New York Times, but I find his recently released product finder guide, the Pogue-O-matic, absolutely adorable... and useful too! The Pogue-O-Matic is divided into four parts: cameras, camcorders, smartphones and televisions. If you were planning on getting people any of the above for the holidays, stop by and have little e-Pogue explain what details you should look out for. Being a gadget blogger with a finger on the pulse of the latest and greatest, I personally don't need the advice. But I'll be stopping by anyway... for you, Pogue. Just. For. You. [Pogue-o-Matic on the New York Times]
- Crocs are for everyone!