Crocs Men's and Women's Blitzen III Clog | Fuzzy Slippers

I have owned these clogs for well over a year now. As my first pair of Crocs I ever bought, I figured I’d give them a go. I bought these as an outdoor/indoor slipper. These are quite comfortable and the lining some keep your feet pretty warm. If you wear them for too long you might find your feet sweaty. I bought these in a size 11 and they definitely have a little too much extra room. My regular shoe size fluctuates between and 11.5 and a 12. The lining is easily washable and the show itself is very durable.

So these are the ugliest shoe/slipper on the planet. I wouldn’t say they are heavenly when it comes to comfort. They are alright. I have other shoes with more cushion and better arch support. What I will say is that these are excellent if you have Raynauds or circulation issues in your toes. They are so warm and cozy!! I went for a short walk the their day and was wearing my Kodiak hiking boots with thick wool ski socks and my feet/toes were icicles. To the point I couldn’t feel them. That was just being outside for less than an hour in 35 degree weather and no snow!! Then later that night I threw my crocs on to go fix some Xmas decorations outside. I ended up staying out there for over an hour in the freezing cold. My fingers were painfully cold but to my surprise my feet and toes were toasty warm!! For that, these ugly shoes are worth it. I will say they take some getting used to. They are wide and awkward. They feel like clown shoes. I tend to walk very slowly and carefully, especially on stairs when I wear them. Another safety point to note is that these are NOT non-slip. My stairs were wet and this shoe felt slippery. Also, definitely not good on ice.

My boyfriend says crocks are the ugliest shoes ever. I have defended my wonderful Crocks slippers, listing the reasons these don’t have to be cute because they more than make up for it in function, and lets be real, I’m not wearing them out for a night on the town!Well we recently moved in together and my beloved Crocks slippers that I have had for about 9 years were coincidentally “lost in the move”. I can’t be too mad because as I was helping him pack, several of his things that I thought were junk also got “lost in the move”. ;)A few weeks after we moved in, he spots me prancing through the house in the exact same Crocks only these are brand new. He says, “Hey, where did you get those?!”I said, “Well my old ones never turned up so I bought a new pair! Aren’t they great?!”He was less than enthused. HahaOh yeah, this is supposed to be a review. These are awesome. I wear a size 8 women’s shoes and I bought a size 9 so they would slip off and on easily even if I’m wearing socks. These are still pretty snug. If you like any wiggle room, definitely size up. These have a super soft, warm, wooly liner that easily slides out for washing and snaps back into place. They are great around the house but I got them because they are totally waterproof for taking the trash out in the rain. They last forever but if someone steals them or “loses them in the move” you’ll definitely want to buy another pair. I would give them 10 stars if I could!

I bought these with the intent that I would use them to replace my aging slippers. They seemed ideal: thicker sole, so you couldn't feel nuts or small pebbles under your feet when walking in your backyard; very comfortable fuzzy lining--which could be removed to wash, as needed. And at first they worked as advertised: snug, comfy fit, didn't slip off when walking, nice-enough looking that you wouldn't be ashamed if someone noticed you were wearing "slippers" at WalMart.After wearing them for a few hours, though, a problem developed: they wouldn't "slip off" without tussling with them. I'd actually have to wrangle my foot out of them, pulling the fuzzy lining inside out, so that it was hanging outside the shoe, peeling them off of my foot. The removable lining, for ease of washing, detached from the shoe easier than it detached from my foot. I tried several times throughout the day, hoping it was a one-time fluke, but no, every time, the slipper lining would end up inside-out and I'd have to stuff it back in by hand, and it was a little difficult re-inserting it "just right" to ensure that it was "ready" for my to slip right back in without wrestling it back on. And then, of course, your hand smelled like your feet.The whole point (for me) of "slippers" is that they "slip" on--and just as importantly, "slip" off. These wouldn't release my feet without a fight. And when I'm drowsily heading to bed at night, preparing for a restful sleep, the last thing I'd have to do each night before slipping under the covers, would be to engage in a wrestling match with my slippers--and then fix them, so I could slide into them for my mid-night "trip" to the facilities--and then wrestle them off again--when I'd be even possibly more drowsy.I had to return them; they were perfect in every except one...and that one was a dealbreaker.

I've had these Crocs for only a few weeks, but I really like them thus far. They are waterproof and very cozy. TTS. My only complaint is that the lining in one of the clogs often comes out with my foot when I slip them off.

I like the idea of a slip-on winter shoe, just for around the house, if I need to walk outside to the mailbox. I just wish the treads on these were a little bit more rugged, like a winter boot.

These are my second pair of this kind. Love them. I like the fact the liners can come out to wash them.

I bought it for my mom and just found kind of too big for her ,anyway we stay at home most of time. It is warm and comfortable to wear it at home .

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