Rugged Shark Men's Comfort EVA Clog Sandals

I am a Rugged Shark addict! I have 24 pairs anfd just ordered 3 more. No more foot pain of back pain. I use to spend hundreds of dollars on high end running shoes with lateral support so my feet would not roll out. The laces would hurt my instep and relying on lateral support did not help to strenghten my feet. My feet will NOT roll out in these shoes! I am 100% hooked %26 have all of my friends buying them!

My twelve year old son wanted crocs but he got these and he says they fit great. I couldn't give quality rating becsuse on the surface they look fine and they are still pretty new. My son is hard on any kind of shoe. So only time will tell. So far so good.

Have a pair at every exterior door of my house, and a couple of pairs in the closet. Guess I must be sold on them. For the price I don't think you can find a better deal. They are good for a quick slip on to take the trash or dog out. Have worn them around the property when doing light chores, and even to the store a couple of times. Pretty durable clog sandals.

Even if these were priced similar to Crocs ($35-$50), they would be a very good purchase. But for less than $15 they are possibly the best footwear you can buy. Fun fact: rugged shark released these in 2001 and crocs copied them in 2002. So please be aware of that before you call these “crocs knock-offs”. They are comfortable, stylish, and very versatile. You can wear them around the house, boating, fishing, the beach, at work (depending on your job). Obviously I wouldn't wear them to a formal event or for any strenuous activity but outside of that they are an excellent for everyday practical informal use.

Pros I got gray. Nice color. These are very good for wide feet. My only problem with the fit is that I should have ordered one size smaller. They don't have a toe loop, but they don't have leather straps for the heel, but rather vinyl, like the shoes. They are light weight, roomy, %26 very comfortable for tired feet at the end of the day. I had hoped they would be a bit more polished-looking, but really, they are just fine for around home, running errands, etc. I'm returning these because of size, but would buy them again.

bought it for a broken toe... needed to get a splint in something slightly larger than my current shoe size- and this looked like it wound be comfortable. appears to run to size, good on the knees, strap can come behind foot. actually more comfy than my crocs!

Where can you purchase shoes for $7 for an adult? Only Walmart or Temu and with Temu you are not sure what you will get! These shoes look nice and I hope they are comfortable. These are for my Dad so I do not know about the fit or how long they will hold up yet. I will update my review if needed. For now, they are attractive enough as this type of clogs go and look well-made. I recommend these shoes if only for the $7 price! That is a good deal!

bought these on clearance and find that they are a great bargain! ordered one size bigger and they fit me just fine. they are comfortable. not as comfortable as Crocs. Don't have the bounce that Crocs have but at this price these are the superior choice for me.

Spot on for a knock off (not similar in style, but for a similar style shoe) I Was really hoping they'd be wider than the other brand, but, bummer to me, they seem like they're about the same. I've wanted to try this brand because they seemed like a good alternative for a fraction of the price, and when I saw the camo print, I scooped them up because it irks me that Croc sells their camo for more just because of the print. I'm not disappointed, and I'll wear them, but I'll probably keep buying Crocs, unless there's an awesome pattern, or they start making a wide option.

I wanted to like these. Good price. didn't look bad. looked better than the national brand name. They are not as soft. But that's not the problem. This is one of those strange shoes that is true to size but it must be the toe box shape. With the strap up they don't stay on as well but my toes are not pushed all the way to the end. With the strap on, they stay on better but become somewhat uncomfortable, especially at the ball of my feet. There's a noticeable red worn area there even though they're not really tight. I wouldn't go up a size because then they would be too large and you would just slide around in them. With socks on they are more comfortable. But I fear you might need really thick socks and then you're going to look like "that kind of dude." These shoes are a paradox between kind of fitting and not really comfortable.