Customer Reviews

Crocs All Terrain Unisex Footwear

5 star:		(9)
4 star:		(6)
3 star:		(4)
2 star:		(0)
1 star:		(1)

 

 

I love Crocs-this purchase makes the third pair I own. I purchased the All Terrain because I wanted the comfort of Crocs but didn't want the dirt that gets into the vents while gardening. I also used them while hiking around while on vacation. The sizing chart made it easy to translate the men's sizes into women's.

My Crocs All Terrain shoes are a great success. They are comfortable, even on long hikes, and extremely light on your feet. Sufficient traction on slippery surfaces, sufficient protection on rocky trails. Waterproof for rainy/muddy trails. Not for extreme conditions, of course. And because they are very lightweight, you can always have them with you as extra shoes in your suitcase/backpack. Highly recommended.Crocs All Terrain Shoe

Bought these for my husband who was diagnosed with plantar fascitis and these shoes are awesome. They barely weigh anything and he loves them. I am looking for another pair but can't find them in his size.

Ok, these are my 2nd CROCs shoes, and I really like it. Long walks, every day use, you name it. I really think "Where these shoes had been all this years?"

And yes, they look very normal, nobody at work give me the look that they give me if I use my regular crocs :)

So, I really recommed these shoes.

I have pretty bad bunions and have not found any other shoe that can be used for walking for exercise. I live in Seattle and have used the other croc styles but when it rained, my feet always got soaked. I am purchasing my second pair of all terrains because the soles are worn out.

Good comfortable shoe, great for comfort. Real bad on wet hard surfaces, real bad, 1 fall, many slips.

I won't give a 5-star review to a rubber shoe that
doesn't fit very well. I like these shoes but they
have weaknesses.

These shoes are just okay. They are cushy on the
bottom. I wear a 10.5 D shoe, which means I have
a wider foot than average. The heel cup on this
shoe is wide and the heel has a tendency to move
from side-to-side within it - and there is a tendency
because of this to twist the ankle slightly on
uneven ground.

On even ground the shoe is mostly fine. Your feet
will sweat and your socks will get wet because
the rubber does not breathe. It is also waterproof.

At first the padding around the top did not conform
and irritated my achiles tendon area and the
sides of my ankles. I seem to be getting over it.

The fit and finish of the leather uppers is a little
sloppy with a few thread-ends sticking out and
frizzing. It's minor but also the sign of a cheaply
mass-produced product.

Because of the instability of the heel I am a little
concerned about walking long distances or doing
anything other than light hiking in these. If you
do not pronate or suppinate at all you might have
no issue with your heel swimming.

The tread flexes nicely with the foot and the shoe
is comfortable in a front-to-back walk but not
fun if walking on uneven terrain - even though the
sole is plenty thick and cushy so rocks won't
poke your foot.

I have these in 2 colors. They are okay, but the footbed does not seem to be the same quality as other Croc models. The arch support seems to be less.

These would probably suit a person in a cooler climate better than here in southeast Texas. They are comfortable, but get a little warm by the end of the day.

I work at a job where I'm on my feet a lot. These are the only shoes I've worn that my feet haven't hurt at the end of the day - whether at work or going hiking. My bosses don't bother me because they don't look like the normal crocs but like a regular tennis shoe. I love them. I'm going complete cocs now - especially since mud and rain don't get through these things during wet unexpected weather.