Crocs Women's Neria Pro II Work Clogs | Enclosed Toe | Slip Resistant | All Day Comfort

So comfortable, they have seriously made my work days on my feet more bearable!! No issue with noise, work well in a very slippery environment. I work in a greasy kitchen through winter, and that can be a very nasty combo, but these hold up great without collecting too much debris! I did go up a half size due to others review, and they fit perfect.

•WHY I BOUGHT THIS SHOE• 1. I am a middle school science teacher who is on her feet/standing for 7-9 hours a day. I used to be a waitress, bartender, and CNA who would stand for even longer... Think 12 hours 2. I injured my foot somehow over the years and now I have a fallen arch/flat foot/foot drop and arthritis per my doctor. The pain is so great that I limp around most of the time. •PROS OF THIS SHOE• 1. IT WORKS!!!!! My foot is no longer in shooting pain after school. In fact, my foot doesn't hurt at all in that area. Of course, my feet are "sore" from standing all day, but that's how normal, non-injured feet feel after working. 2. VERY CUTE! I got the black rose design and it goes with all of my black slacks. 3. THE PRICE! I did not have $180 to drop on a shoe that may or may not work. My husband has Crocs slides and loves them, so I went out on a limb and purchased this. I do not regret it and I will be buying more pairs. 4. ARCH SUPPORT: The Crocs insoles have good arch support, but you may want to use your insole if you have a medical issue with your feet. The sole is squishy and comfortable on my injured foot. •CONS OF THIS SHOE• 1. SQUEAKY! I had to tell all of my classes that, yes, I know my shoes squeak, but no, I don't care, because my feet feel amazing. It sounds like a duck quacking. If you are easily embarrassed, this might be a con for you. 2. TIGHT across the top! This is fixable, I just haven't had time to fix it yet. You can put your shoes on with 2-3 pairs of thick socks and blow dry them for as long as you can take it. This will stretch your shoes out. 3. SORE muscles? Granted, I have had a foot injury for years, and it has probably affected how I walk. After two days of wearing these shoes, every muscle in my legs is SORE. I can barely bend or climb steps. I assume this is because the shoes are correcting my gait and posture, which was incorrect/overcompensating for my foot injury before. •HOW DOES IT FIT?• I usually size up due to my insoles. I suggest the same for this shoe. I am usually an 8.5 and I got a 9. Half-size feet should size up, in my opinion. This may help with some of the tightness across the top. I suggest wearing thick socks with these shoes if you don't like the slip and slide that clogs create. The toe box is very roomy and makes my arthritic toe feel very nice. (Arthritis is a side effect of the flat foot...) It is tight across the top, but like I said, that is fixable. I have small heels and these do not slide off my feet or cause blisters. •A NOTE ON INSOLES• I took the Crocs insole out and added my own orthopedic insole. I had no problem with this. You definitely don't want to wear both insoles at once. Pick one! •THE VERDICT• Overall, I WOULD buy these shoes again. I WOULD recommend them to a friend. They DO help with fallen feet. After two days of constant wear, I am very happy.

These were very nice and I was sorry to have to return them. I wanted to be able to wear warm socks with them since they are closed and I bought them for cold weather. They are nice looking. They fit very well and were comfortable except for being too tight across the top of my foot above my arch.

They fit well shoe wise but they are tight on the above part of the croc. I wore them with thin socks, still tight . Wish they were just a bit less tight. I use them for work. Am standing and walking all day and it gets bothersome. I’ve considered getting a size bigger but that’s not the issue. They have helped with comfort but once again the tightness above has not help.

SO SMALL! I wear a 7. The only shoes I have ever had to size up for are Doc Martens. I usually have to size down. I told myself I would NEVER buy crocs. They are hideous. But my cousin is a nurse & she swears by them. I recently started working in a kitchen again & im a lot older & need more support than I used to. So she talked me into it & these were a decent price & looked okay. My first try on was that they were a little tight but I thought I’ll stretch them with the ice method & then wear thinner socks. I did both & my feet slipped in easily. HOWEVER, after a few hours my feet started to hurt really bad, not on the usual spot but across the top where the band of the croc opens for you foot to slide in. I was at work so I had no choice but to work through 9 hours on my feet in these. I drove from work straight to the croc outlet and bought the pair you see my foot in. They look like clown shoes, cost twice as much as the ones I got here on Amazon but they don’t bruise my feet so I call that a win. These however are not unless you have feet like Barbie! Skinny, narrow and can’t feel a thing. Otherwise, you’re going to hurt.

Cute, comfortable, and even on oily floors, very nonslip. They don’t come in half sizes, but sizing down worked well. I recommend wearing socks so they don’t chafe, or get hot, but they are nice enough to wear at work while being functional. And they’re comfortable!

These are perfect for my all day job at the hospital. Very comfy and great wear. I have purchased 3 pairs past couple of years. Just because, not because they wore out, the never did. I actually kept a pair for gardening.

Not very comfortable at all. They were tight across the top of my foot, but I think one size bigger would have been too big. They are very slip resistant, and they don't hurt the back of my ankle the way some shoes do when they are too small. They are easy to slip on, so I use them for shorter errands now. But I would not wear them all day again.