Crocs Unisex Adult Classic Lined Clog

By now, I think we all know what we are going to get when we order Crocs. I bought these to have as my slippers/house shoes. The lining makes them warm enough for winter, but the breathability makes them cool enough for summer. They are great for hands-free slip-on, even with the strap down in the back. They are also lightweight, comfortable and secure enough (with the strap down) for walking and working around the house. I have two gray kitties, so I bought the gray to make them forgiving with a little cat hair. They are also waterproof and easy to clean. I wear a 7 1/2, and size up to an 8 in Crocs. I've worn them every day for several months now, and they are still in great shape. I imagine they will hold up for years to come. Overall, this was a great purchase!

I purchased a regular pair of crocs this spring, and I haven’t worn any other shoes since. Since it’s getting colder, I decided to purchase these lined crocs. First I should talk about sizing. I wear a size 8 1/2 and the description says If you wear a half size, to go with the smaller whole size, so in this case I’d get an 8 women’s, 6 men’s. However, my feet are chubby and I was scared to get the 8, so I got the 9 women’s 7 men’s size. I am glad I did because it fits me perfectly. So, if you have wide/ chubby feet and wear a half size, go with the bigger size, rather than the smaller size. With sizing out of the way,Here are my thoughts:1. They feel like slippers! I was going for that. Crocs are inherently comfortable, but the lining in these makes them feel like an incredible pair of slippers. However, they are MUCH sturdier than slippers and can be worn anywhere.2. They don’t need to be “broken in” like other crocs. With my original pair of crocs, I had to break them in and wear them with socks for a while because the grips on the sole bothered my feet and gave me blisters for a short time, until I broke them in. These however, feel like a pair of slippers and with or without socks do not feel strange to wear.3. Gives you that extra support and warmth. I like to wear my crocs everywhere, whether I’m walking my dog, going to the store, or well, that’s all I really do during quarantine. With crocs, they are a very minimal shoe and don’t give you that support that a tennis shoe would when you’re walking on hard pavement, however, these lined crocs give me a little more support and protection. Obviously they add extra warmth as well, which is needed in the colder months.4. Can be worn in any weather. I like to wear my regular crocs to take my dog out, but when it’s cold and rainy, it gets a little cold. It was snowing/ raining the other day, and even in the wet, mushy grass, my lined crocs kept my feet dry, warm and protected. I was concerned they’d get wet and I’d start feeling it, because with regular crocs obviously the water gets through the holes, and makes your feet wet and cold, but these lined crocs kept my feet absolutely dry. I wouldn’t recommend soaking them in water, however, if it’s snowy or raining, you can wear these without worry.5. They are CUTE! I love how these look like the original crocs, and how they come in the original colors. I got the pastel purple and they’re ADORABLE!6. If you like standard crocs, get a pair of lined ones! You won’t regret it. Even if you live in a tropical climate where it’s never cold, still get these. They are so comfortable and feel like actual slippers, but look and function like crocs. I’m obsessed!

If you have hardwood or tile floors, these are foot, knee and back savers! They provide more than adequate cushion to wear all day, with enough support to keep your feet happy. If you have plantar fasciitis, Crocs will save you an immense amount of pain. Add in some foot stretches and exercises and it can all but go away! Most of the time you'll find yourself wearing them as slip-on clogs, but when you need a little extra security, you can just flip them into "four wheel drive mode" with the heel strap down. Just as comfortable!I've been a fan of Crocs for a long time. I had a pair in my 30's but back then I was still susceptible to what people thought so I was a "closet Crocer". 20 some odd years later and I'm still a huge Crocs fan. The difference is now I don't care. I'll happily wear them to the grocery store, the hardware store, a walk around the neighborhood, I'll mow in them, I'll wear them to the beach, I'll wear Crocs with socks (I have them on as I write this review) - whatever, I ain't scared! Don't get me wrong, I'm a man of style and care about how I present myself, but if someone I don't know is bold enough to comment on my less than stylish but supremely comfortable footwear I figure that has more to say about their own insecurities than mine.The style conscious people closest to me, (my wife & daughters) still do what they can to keep me at home when my feet are wrapped in glorious supportive synthetic shells. HOWEVER, I'm winning them over to the Croc side. More on that battle later…Our house has mostly hard surface flooring, and walking around barefooted with all the wear and tear my body has seen isn't a comfortable option. We also have 10 grandchildren under the age of 5 that visit frequently. Obviously, some of them are "crawlers", so we try not to wear the "outside shoes" in the house because face it, shoe soles are disgusting! The BEST solution based on comfort, affordability, variety of color and just sheer awesomeness is Crocs! But how to win the rest of the family over, because as we all know, logic doesn't always win. Ah! Indoctrinate the younger generation! I bought the oldest granddaughter little kid size 6 pink Crocs to wear when she visits. They're so easy to put on and take off, and she LOVES them! Of course what one wants they all want, so now we have quite the collection! Colors don't matter, little kids don't care, they just want epic footwear to protect their little tootsies! Besides, baby everything is cute, for crying out loud even baby snakes are cute! I knew the cuteness factor would go in my favor with the females of the family!Now that the children are wearing them, and I'm still evangelizing every chance I get what happens? YES! One of the son-in-laws puts some very stylish "army green" Crocs on his Amazon wish list. Of course he got them for Christmas! That started the slippery slope, and we've had an avalanche of Croc purchases since then. The fleece lined "winter Crocs" are the latest and greatest to be added to the collection. Mine are in black, and since I’m currently working from home, they're like dress shoes right? My wife's first pair are white with stylish contrasting grey fleece. The daughters also caved and got some "Just to wear inside on the hard floors you understand". Mmm-huh… I'm working on the rest of the adult children. I expect full compliance by summer.Buy some - join the Croc revolution of comfort. All the cool kids are doing it!

Absolutely gorgeous and comfortable just please size up. Even if you think you already have, still size up, they run very small.