Crocs Women's Karin Clog

These shoes are like walking on clouds! It’s better than going barefoot! My only complaint is that there aren’t more color choices. I suppose I should mention that these are my first & only pair of crocs. I tried on my aunts classic style crocs out of curiosity- I immediately wanted to move into those shoes and begin new life. A life of simplicity, accessibility, weightless comfort & ergonomics. This is calf socks with sandals. This is Fanny packs. This is no mans land. Are you ready to run with the Wolfpack? Cuz, “ If you ain’t crocin’, you ain’t rockin’.”*Also, these are narrower & more female-foot-flattering than the classic crocs. They’re still quite accommodating to those of us with wide feet.Zero foot fatigue and I’d venture to say that they even add a bounce to my step. I regularly get compliments on them! I’ve worn them in the garden, cleaning house, walking/standing for long blocks of time

I bought these for house shoes as I moved into a place with no carpet and my heels were killing me after walking around barefoot all day. If you are expecting this version to be like the previous versions, I would agree with other reviewers that this is definitely a different “model.” They are wider than the older model and the toe box definitely isn’t snug. As far as sizing, I’m a solid 7.5 so it’s always tough with Crocs for me. I have really slender feet and I bought an 8 and I’m glad I did. The strap on the back of the foot is why I’m glad I didn’t go with a 7 since that strap pushes my feet forward. If I didn’t intend on using the straps I’d just go with the smaller 7 as I do have a ton of room at the back of the shoe between my heel and the heel of the shoe. True to Crocs, these are super comfortable. I haven’t tried, but because the shoe is roomier I don’t anticipate there being an issue wearing socks with these if that was your plan, as well.

Love, love, love these. They are super comfortable and keep my feet happy all day long. I can wear socks with them on colder days too around the house and due to the ventilation they won't make my feet smell. In summer I can wear them like Mary Janes with socks. I know that's dorky but people like me who get swollen feet and ankles and still need a comfortable shoe with traction, don't have too many choices, and I can't wear sneakers to work every day!They also make great shoes for outdoor camping as others have specified, in the summer. Cool and the toes are not exposed and easy to slide on and off, and if it turns colder they can be worn with socks. I can see why they are preferred as gardening shoes. The molded footbed is comfortable and provides moderate arch support.

I've always been against Crocs on principle, because they're ugly rubber clodhoppers and the trendiness just baffled me.HOWEVER ... they make THE BEST camping shoes in the entire universe. I just wouldn't wear them in my everyday life, is all.My husband has the traditional mule/clog style and has sworn by them on our hiking trips. I was looking for something with less material to reduce bulk and weight for ultralight backpacking. This Mary Jane style is perfect, providing the closed-toe protection needed on river and creek crossings at the same time as staying light (8 ounces for the pair). They grip like CRAZY even on semi-slippery rocks, and they're comfortable when it's time to get out of your hiking boots at the end of the day. And yes, the straps *DO* pivot forward in case you need to slide them on mule-style. Someone in Q&A said that they don't.I'm withholding one star because these don't come in half sizes. I usually wear a 7.5 in summer sandals and pumps. The 7 was too small and the 8 is a touch too big ... ladies, you will want to go bigger if you use them for this same purpose that I do. Small shoes bruise toenails.Aside from the minor point deduction for size, I would ABSOLUTELY recommend these for women who hike and camp in the backcountry. Flip flops just cannot compare!

My daughter and I have wide feet and this is absolutely my favorite Crocs. Cuter than the classic style, your foot doesn't swim in them but gives plenty of room. I like that I can put the back part forward so I can slip them on and off easily or wear it normally and they stay on well. We have a lake house and this is my boating shoe but also, I hate walking barefoot in the house and these are comfortable for wearing all day and easily slipping on and off. I also wear any time I go to the beach and I can walk around in these comfortably all day long (I have bad feet and am picky about shoe comfort).

I bought 6 pair of specialty shoes this year trying to find wiggle room for my square feet, and as many insoles to cushion a recent torn Achilles’ tendon, and bursitis. Nothing gave relief for more than 30 minutes. Then I unearthed an eight year old well-worn pair of purple Mary Janes by Crocs, and in spite of the soles having nearly perished from wear and no longer water proof the relief was instant. The closest Crocs model to my old pair was the women’s Karin Klog and it did not disappoint! The arch support is moderate, but the toe room is ample and the sole is soft and cushion-like. The straps can remain forward so they are easily slipped on and off without bending. On the advice of a few reviewers I went up a size from a women’s 9 to a 10. I can walk again!

These are so much better than the normal Crocs that are too clog-looking. These are a more stylish and feminine shape. I have a wide foot and these fit great. The "madeline" style stay on my foot well, I can wear it as a slip on if necessary, and they are so breathable. I have noticed my old pair allows some thorns to poke through (goatshead and burr buttercup), but I may have worn these down to a really thin sole! I will buy a new pair now :)