 Meh |
| Review Date: May 18, 2010 |
| Reviewer: A. Carr, |
| I adore Croc brand footware and was excited when I purchsed these. I was soon disappointed though because #1) the color (red) was very dull and had an orangeish hue to it, and #2) they squeaked really bad when I walked. They really looked like "garden shoes" no matter what I wore then with. I wore then 3-4 times in the hopes that my feelings toward them would improve, but they never did so eventually I sold them in a garage sale. |
Favorite shoe of all time!
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| Review Date: February 24, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Cheyenne Brown, Crossville, Tn |
| These are the best shoes, in my opinion! I don't have a flat foot nor a very high arch and my feet are just a little on the wider side and they fit like a dream! WARNING DO NOT LEAVE THEM IN THE SUN OR A HOT CAR FOR A LONG TIME THEY WILL SHRINK!!!!!!!! Really wish these were still being mass produced! |
Cute but unwearable
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| Review Date: February 15, 2010 |
| Reviewer: garden mom, louisville, KY USA |
These shoes make your foot look dainty and cute, but they are PAINFUL to wear! I ordered peacock blue in a size 7 (since that's what I normally wear in Crocs, and a 7 1/2 to 8 in other shoes) and it was really tight. My big toe hit the end and the heel dug in. But I thought I'd try to make them work since I really liked the look of them. I warmed them with a hair dryer and put them on and headed to the grocery store to try them out. Here's the problems I discovered:
--They make "noises" when you walk. There is no arch support, so every time you take a step the air gets trapped under the arch of your foot and makes an embarrassing noise!
--The toe is very narrow, so unless you have toes that come to a point I can't imagine them fitting properly. Even the little nubs that are on the inside sole started hurting my toes, and that has never happened in any of my other Crocs. The sole itself seems to be much thinner than any of my Crocs also.
--Even though they were too tight, they still slipped off my heal, causing blisters after just one hour. So, I came to the conclusion that ordering up a size wouldn't help me.
After an hour at the store of walking with my toes curled up to keep the shoes on and avoid any more stares when my shoes made their "noises," I came home and boxed them up! I think Crocs needs to toss these out! (Maybe that's why they are so inexpensive right now?) If you are looking for another cute Croc alternative to the Prima I highly recommend the Alice (Mary Jane style shoe). It is really cute and comfortable. It has a velvet strip on the heel to avoid blisters and a much thicker sole for better support. I have the ruby color and I get so many compliments on those rubber shoes! |
Comfy shoe
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| Review Date: January 31, 2010 |
| Reviewer: Wendy Bayer, |
| Shoe was comfortable, but ran big. It's a little built up in the heel, compared to other crocs. This takes some getting used to, but once you do it's really comfortable. I wear a size 8, but a size 7 would have fit perfectly in this style. |
They're cute, but...
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| Review Date: December 14, 2009 |
| Reviewer: Erin A. Tapp, Altadena, CA |
| I ordered these shoes to wear in the rain on days that I didn't feel like wearing boots. They're cute, and have a lot of cushioning, but the back is so shallow that its hard to keep my heels from slipping out. And they also chafe in the back. I tried to put in heel-liners, because they usually do the trick, but they wouldn't stick to te rubber! So I had to take them out. I'm a bit underwhelmed by these shoes. After all that I've heard about Crocs, I expected them to be a bit more comfortable than this. |
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