Crocs Men's Yukon Vista Ii Literide Clog

I've been looking for something cushy for my flat feet. I work at a warehouse and the constant standing and walking was killing my feet. I initially got these as an "After Shift" shoe. After a shift in boots on concrete floors, these gave my feet a much needed reprieve. I liked them so much that I tried them on for a shift at work. My boots have since been retired to yard work. Ten hours on those floors and my feet are a hundred times better when I clock out. About the design and feel. They have SOME arch support, enough for me, but not if you have a high arches or need more serious support. If you need that, these may not be an all day shoe for you. They are very lightweight and so far have worn pretty well. I wear them daily from errands to the warehouse and back and they've proven durable enough. While the toe is covered there is little to no real impact protection, but they're not meant to take that. They run a little wide on my size 10 feet, but I appreciate the wiggle room. Not so much that your feet will slide around, but enough for feet to spread naturally. Overall fit and feel is super comfortable. My only real gripe is I wish they had them in more color/print options, like the other models. I've bought both the black and espresso colors and will buy them again when these give up the ghost.

Wonderful and comfy. Thank you. Im going to order another pair.

Item was as advertised. Love the crocks. Would buy again.

So I was a bit leery ordering these on Amazon, there seemed to be some fits. doesn't fit comments. I just received a pair of the expresso size mens 12s, and for me they fit like crocs. You really don't want a tight fit, so that they'll allow air around your feet to breath, they're supposed to touch your feet so that they stay on, but not much more. They look nice, well at least a bit nicer than the classic ones with holes all over the place. Not sure you get crocs for a fashion statement. Also not sure I'll like them as much when it gets really hot and I don't have as much ventilation. The top of the foot has a vegan (fake) leather covering over a crocs expanded plastic material top of the shoe, the material has some chevron bar shaped "holes" under the 'leather' covering, that I assume maximizes airflow, I believe they look a bit less oversized than the normal crocs. It came in a bag, no box, they were attached by one of those shoe hanging trees that crocs uses for store display, it has the attached little crocs booklet. They were made in China, for what its worth, I know some folks believe that crocs fit different depending on where they're made. So, so far I'm happy, they fit like crocs should and seem to be made well. This is my third set of crocs, I get quite some use with them, and this one looks like it will continue their tradition.

This is my second pair of the Yukon, leather-topped clogs, and they are great. The heels on my old pair worn down after a few years and they were somewhat different with a seam going down the middle of the upper arch. These new ones are a nice look -- except for the strap. I don't use a strap with clogs, and I have never found the need for a strap. It gets in the way, it gets caught on things, they flop around, and the straps prevent an easy slip on of the clog. Most of the negative comments in the reviews are about the strap so why doesn't Crocs at least give an option for a strapless croc in this model? Can the straps be removed -- sort of. But you are still left with the plastic button or rivet, and the triangular plastic connectors that will flop around. They rivets also snag on things as you walking through grass or on a woods trail. Frustrated with the straps and the rivet assembly, I took a pair of bolt cutters to my old pair and snipped off the rivets on both sides and got rid of the straps. The clogs stayed on comfortably and to me they never feel like they are falling off. When I got this new pair I knew that I would cut the rivets and straps off immediately. So, although I did walk around in them a few hours to make sure the fit was good first, that is what I just did. I think they look much better without the straps (see before and after pics attached), they feel more comfortable, and I can slip my foot in and out easily. In addition, I don't have to worry about getting snagged on things. The only downside is the small hole left by the rivet, but the rubber mostly closes around it and it is hard to see. I would really like if Crocs Inc considered offering an option in this model of crocs with no strap, but right now, I have my bolt cutters handy.

I love crocks, so it's a good product for me, wear it all year long

These are my house shoes. Still good after about 6yrs. Have worn every single day around house and even away from house at night, on trips. Stained. (Any drop of grease spilled will permanently stain these. I grill a lot.) No more tread but still serviceable. Still comfortable. Plan to store in vehicle. (Would like to replace with same but still negotiating with my loan officer. Updating name of shoe required a 30% price increase by Croc.) No cracks. No splits, but no tread, now. Wet vinyl dangerously slick to walk on, at this point. Seriously. These obviously look better than the regular Croc ventilated-rubber-shoe/sandal. More like a boat shoe in appearance. Looked good for about a year before I stained these with too many little grease drops. Amazing thing is that these have lasted 6yrs. That's some good plastic! Guy complaining about strap: I usually forego the strap indoors but if I need to do something outdoors (and being too hurried or lazy to change) the strap helps keep the shoe secure. Duh. I can't imagine not using the strap when using this like a regular outside shoe, but then I don't wear pajamas while shopping. The strap hardly ever gets in my way. If you hate it so much, why don't you just cut it off? (NPC operating on 64 bit AI?) I hope you people don't mow or anything like that with these rubber sandals. If so, please stop. You are reinforcing the Croc Stereotype.

I've avoided Crocs most of my life until they were recommended to help treat Plantar Fasciitis. Even then I loathed being seen wearing Croc until I came across these. They're functional in helping ease the pain of my plantar fasciitis with good support, and at the same time I've received compliments for how they look. Update: When they offered these in Black in my size I snapped them up immediately! I work from home these days and these have become my "work" shoes (wore wing-tips and dress shoes most of my career), and I love them. They're also my casual shoes for outside, running errands, and just piddling around doing life. My plantar fasciitis has improved tremendously, but I still love wearing these. Took a week long fishing trip a month ago to Alaska and planned to wear my original brown pair throughout the trip, so I bought another brown pair for home thinking I would probably trash the originals. I've yet to open the new brown pair I purchased because the originals held up like a champ! Other than a little wear on the bottom, they handled all the hiking, boating excursions, and other activities without a problem. Can't express how truly, pleasantly surprised I am by these shoes. Idea: How about the same style in Dark Blue Denim? You'd have a least customer buy them! :)

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Very good

Finally human shoes, my feet are so tired from the constant compression. It’s a pity that there are no sneakers of a similar shape, or I haven’t seen them. My boss told me not to wear so open shoes to work, metal shavings could get in. But I said I'd rather find another job than hurt my feet again with regular shoes.

Very good product

Er zieht sie morgens an und erst abends vor dem Bett aus. Mein Mann kann super damit laufen. Es sind seine absoluten Lieblingsschuhe. Schnell rein, schnell raus und echt bequem. Die Verarbeitung ist sauber und das Material robust. Auch das Leder kann ruhig mal nass werden. Wie gesagt, er trägt sie ständig -drinnen wie draußen und sie halten mehrere Jahre.