I''ve never thought much about Crocs, except they look horrible and I can''t believe anyone buys them. To be 100% honest...when I bought these, I thought they were slippers. I knew they were Crocs, but they looked like something a grown man could actually wear and still respect himself. PLUS they have the Old English D, which was my whole attraction in the first place being that the Tigers had just won themselves a spot in the World Series.When they arrived, I noticed the packing slip said "Loafer Shoe" for the 1st time but they were on a plastic shoe hanger-like you would normally see slippers on so I thought nothing of it. Then I noticed the heavy-duty sole and overall weight of the shoe, and realized they were definitely shoes. I immediately figured I''d be sending them back because my BF has the MOST FINICKY FEET IN THE WORLD ($600 custom orthotic inserts-the whole nine yards), and there''s no way a pair of injection-molded-camping-clogs are going to fly-"D" or no D.
Imagine my complete surprise when he fell immediately in love with them...the look and feel of the upper, and especially the near-magical feeling of the insole. He started asking me if they matched his work clothes, and what color socks he should wear with them because he was never taking them off. He said the insole itself formed to his foot like memory foam, but was still supportive enough to lead him to declare them THE MOST COMFORTABLE SHOE he''s ever worn, and that he''ll not need his inserts when he wears them. Hand-to-god...you could have knocked me over with a feather.
He then went on to wear them for the rest of the weekend, non-stop. Believe me when I say: This man is CONSTANTLY complaining about feet hurting, bad shoes, backaches, foot issues, etc. If he says they''re comfortable...well, let''s put it this way-I''m looking into buying a pair for myself! Any suggestions on a good style for ladies?
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