Crocs at Work Unisex Bistro Slip Resistant Clog

I use my Crocs for work as a CNA and girllll they are the best ever. Shockingly, these are more comfortable than any running shoes I've tried for work. I average about 10k steps during a shift and I'm constantly on my feet. Before my feet would get really sore and tired but lately I haven't felt that way. I've had the Crocs for about two months now and they are still great. 100% buying again when I feel like these have worn out.

I've been wearing these shoes for 6 years. They last 2 to 3 years before you have to buy new ones and that's wearing them 40 hours a week. They are light weight and comfortable, i won't wear anything else, I'm a CNA in a nursing home and they keep me from slipping and falling

In general love this style of croc. Most of the comfort of the originals with more support, but the biggest benefits is traction. If you have been a long time croc wearer you know walking on to a wet surface can be tricky in crocs. Not in these.... steady and stable.

I bought these crocs when I started my job at Chipotle. BEST INVESTMENT EVER. If you're on the fence about buying these, I urge you to go for it! These shoes are lifesavers. Not only are they slip resistant, but they also protect your feet from hot liquids or food. They are so comfortable too! Like with any shoe, you will get sore feet after HOURS. But these shoes will make sure your feet aren't sore for long after your shift. 10/10!!!

Works for working as a server in a kitchen full-time. I will have to buy some inserts for more comfort, and i always keep it flipped up so i can pull my feet out to stretch. I have wide feet, so they work well and do not give me blisters. I use a hose outside once a week to blast the debris from the soles.

I wear size 10 normally for other shoes (Adidas sneakers and Nike running shoes to be specific), but had to go to a size 9 for these, as they have a little more space on the inside than laced shoes. I wear them as a caregiver in a nursing home, and they do pretty well for being on my feet all day, and don't feel all to constricting either.

I wear these for my 12-hour shifts at the hospital - I am a Registered Nurse. I absolutely love them. I have gone through countless other shoe brands (Nike Frees, Dansko clogs, Asics, Skechers...). Crocs are my hospital shoe indefinitely. These are so lightweight and provide the right support for my feet. I can stand and walk around in these all day no problem, and my feet aren't aching at the end of a shift. You can't beat the price, either. Not to mention, they are easy to clean! The ONLY reason I did not give them 5 stars is simply because of the smell and sweat. I opted for a shoe without holes in them due to my profession, so they really hold in all the moisture, and ultimately my feet stink something awful after a short while. The smell alone is not enough to deter me from wearing these babies. I plan on purchasing another (more breathable) pair for my gardening in the spring!

These are a little to big. I normally wear a 9 and that's what i ordered. But these are big. I stand in the OR all day and these are ok. Being looking for something comfy with support. These are a little of both. I would buy again, maybe a smaller size.

The shoes are really cute and they were shipped to me super fast. But, from someone with Fred Flintstone feet, they are a bit narrow for me. This does not mean they don't completely fit, because they do. But they are snug as I'm trying to fit my monstrous feet in the opening. Once I have them on, they are a lot roomier. Right now I'm still just wearing them for short periods of time in hopes they stretch out a bit more. Other than being a bit snug though, they are super comfortable to walk on; soft and supportive all at the same time. I haven't gotten through a full 12 hour shift yet, but I'm hopeful.

These same exact crocs were given to my husband because they did not fit ( to small) the original purchaser. So I ordered another pair for my husband for the campground in the exact same size and they r huge on him had to give them to the person that gave us theirs in the first place.