crocs Athens Thong Sandal,Charcoal/Cotton Candy,Men's 4 M/Women's 6 M

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crocs Athens Thong Sandal,Charcoal/Cotton Candy,Men's 4 M/Women's 6 M

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Binding: Apparel
Brand: crocs
Clothing Size: Men's 4 M/Women's 6 M
Color: Charcoal/Cotton Candy
Department: unisex-adult
EAN: 0883503012721
Fabric Type: Croslite
Label: crocs
Manufacturer: crocs
Publisher: crocs
Studio: crocs

Features:
  • Available in whole sizes only
  • Double-cushioned footbed for comfort and support
  • Footbed conforms to foot, creating a custom fit
  • Massaging nubs stimulate circulation
  • Enhanced arch support


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Comfortable and Long Wearing
I bought a pair of these two years ago to take on a trip. They are lightweight and very comfortable. I wear them ALL summer long and after two years they have not shown signs of wear. I wear a size 10 and have wide feet and these fit great! The curved foot bed is very supportive. I want to buy a pair for my husband so he'll stop stealing mine and another pair for me just to have another color!


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - An attractive comfort shoe.
I am in love with this sandal. It is super comfortable and looks good on, you can't ask for much more than that. Runs true to size, but it will definitely take some getting used to. I will definitely be purchasing another pair.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Great Crocs
My last pair was good for two years. Excited to have my new pair. Very comfortable.



Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Comfortable
Very functional and comfortable. I've used other brands that try to immitate the quality of the Crocs brand, but this one stays superior to the others.


Rating: 5 out of 5 stars - Really comfy and not ugly like most crocs!
Let me start by saying that regular Crocs are hideous and are a silly fad in the same way that Zubaz were a fad in the late 80s/early 90s. That said, I've always wondered if there was any truth to Crocs being as comfy as people say. I was in the market for some new thong sandals and decided to give these a shot.

WOW. They are ridiculously comfortable sandals. I love them. I had bought a pair of nice leather sandals from banana republic that are hard as a rock, but these are like walking on a cloud. Really nice. They aren't hideous looking, either. Only part I'm not crazy about is the "Crocks" logo being prominently displayed on the top, but besides that there is nothing to complain ... Read More


 

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