Crocs Men's Santa Cruz Convertible Slip On Loafer | Men's Slip On Shoes

These are great. Purchased as house shoes, floors are cold in the winter time. I actually purchased another pair of Crocs, which when they arrived, I opted to return, due to the air or vent holes located on the outside area, near the small toe. I have had similar shoes, which tore in this area and opted to not chance that happening. So, I purchased these to use as house shoes, instead.These seem to be very well constructed. I was not crazy about these being shoes, instead of clogs, so I simply folded down the back of the shoe and opted to wear these as clogs or house shoes, they seem to work just fine. There is a seam or they are designed, so that heel section could be cut out, without damaging the shoe, which is what I might do, at a later date. Currently, simply walking on the back of the shoe, under my heel, it is not really that noticeable, not with socks on.These shoes are really comfortable, with or without socks, There is not any seams or any other issues, that would make these uncomfortable to wear, even without socks. There is a real thick insole, which would make these perfect loafers, for wearing on hot summer days, around the beach, doing lots of walking, at some amwifiusement park where you would have to worry about tennis shoes getting wet, etc... These are very well designed and are very comfortable. Not sure on sizing, my feet keep getting wider and wider and that can be a problem with many shoes I own or have owned. These seem to be wide, not sure about people with narrow feet? These are very similar to those shoes, retirees wear, however these are very comfortable, however these are much more comfortable vs the ones mentioned, which are typically very narrow and typically have very thin soles and are very uncomfortable, especially if you are doing a lot of walking.The only real issue would be, if you were doing something, where you were wearing these as clogs and you were walking on an uneven surface, because you could roll your ankle, due to the thick sole/insole. However, if worn as shoes, it should not be that much of a concern. Not sure how the sole of the shoe would last, if walking on lots of 'brushed concrete', soles are kind of soft, not hardened rubber.I would recommend these shoes. These seem well designed and well made and expect these to last for years. These shoes are very comfortable and are very light. Great shoe....... Well worth their cost.*******FFW 1yr********Just recently replaced these shoes.... The fabric shoes do not seem to be as durable as the clogs made of foam. The Cruz tore, frayed, ripped, etc... with time..... I did cut the back heal part off with a razor blade... They did not look bad at all, after having done so... Must say, that all in all, for what was paid, they were a decent shoe... These would rank at the higher tier of these kind of 'dock shoe', type shoes I have owned. These were very comfortable and seemed to be well made, all in all.. It would appear, that the outer fabric is a bit thin, subject to tears and wear....These shoes are a great 'casual loafer' shoe..... Not an 'ideal beach shoe'.. These don't do well if they get wet, so washing away sand, getting them wet in the water, etc.... these are not the perfect shoe for that...

Wore my last pair of Crocs until they shredded off my feet, about 10 years. Hated to see them go but I simply wore them out. Was afraid to not find as good a pair. Went searching for another set and found these. They looked the part and were close to what I had purchased many years ago. The soles are flexible but very study which was super important to me. I don't like soft bottom slippers. Seams are all stitched well. Insole cushion inside is very comfortable. I wear them specifically as an inside house slipper. First time I wore them I forget they were on and wore them right out the door.....realized I had them on at work....that was funny. These are not cheap slippers. they are however worth paying the extra money to get a quality slipper over the cheapo pairs. Crocs make a quality product at a fair price and I will continue to buy and support.

I got these in size 7 in blue and brown for my 5th grader. He wears size 6 in Target kids' brand Cat & Jack and 7-7.5 in men's Champion brand that are sold at Payless and Nike size 7 basketball shoes. Three different sizes but what can you do, every brand is different. I ordered size 7 and they fit him perfectly with socks and maybe without socks too but haven't worn them yet . We only tried on with the socks. He liked the blue color more than the brown so I kept the blue ones. Can't comment on how long they will last but they do look durable and comfy and I was pretty pleased with the price. So even though this is a men's shoe you can order these for your kids if they have a bigger foot, my son's foot is not wide or narrow but just average in width and I think pretty average in size for an 11 yr old.

I got these Crocs as a replacement for my old Santa Cruz pair that I had worn down. While it looks like they stopped making my favorite pair, being that these share the same name I thought they would be of similar quality. Despite a similar price, they were not.Got a size 9, and the back is extremely tight to my heel. If it weren't so tight I feel like my heel would slip right out with how short the backing is. Old size 9's fit like a dream, but these just make my feet sore. The material also reminds me of cheap canvas. Sort of like the material you would find on Chuck Taylor converse... but tighter with little to no give.Personally speaking, these shoes are terrible for what I was hoping to get based on the quality displayed on the page. I'd ask for a refund, but I already pitched the tags and bag. Don't feel like fighting with customer support. I'll try and see if breaking them in helps. If it does I will update. That being said, I'm not holding out on hope I'll ever find a pair of loafers from Crocs I'll wanna buy again.*Update 3/16/22*Let me start off by saying, I was likely being harsh with my previous set of statements. Going into the purchase I held high regard for my previous pair of a similar name, but was initially dissatisfied with the newer product. After having these for awhile, I feel happier with my purchase. It took a little time to break in, but the backing has loosened up enough to be comfortable. I would not say these are the most comfortable loafers, but they aren't bad for casual outwear. In comparison, I feel the old leather Santa Cruz loafers were much better, but these aren't a half bad shoe on their own. It just may take some breaking in for yours to get there.