Bistro

Overall it's a decent shoe but first time wearing it the rubber sole started falling off. I called customer service and they said it was a common problem for that shoe but it normally takes several wears if it does happen. Customer service was wonderful about switching out the shoe for another kind. So while I wouldn't recommend the shoe if you have a problem with it Crocs customer service is awesome to work with.

I ordered these in the same size as my "regular" crocs, to wear in the rain (no holes:)) but ended up selling them to a co-worker with slightly smaller feet. I wore them once, to the store, and came back with a painful big toe. They run small in the instep and in the length. Also, the heel is slightly lower than my regular crocs, and they're not as squishy. For those reasons I won't order a size up from the website, rather I'll find a pair I can try on in a store.

I am a walker, and also on my feet a lot at work in health care. Crocs are the ONLY shoes I can comfortably wear for hours. My experience has been that most have those soles that wear quickly and become quite slippery. I was thrilled to see that these not only closed the holes, but had that added bottom for traction and long wear. Problem is, I cannot wear them. I bought 2 pairs, tried out one, and am stuck with it now. The other is going back. Even though it states relaxed fit, and when I hold these shoes and my old ones together they appear identical in size, there is a thickness to these that makes them stiffer and so much tighter. I just can't wear them. I am not going to buy crocs on line any more. My last shipment contained a new style that was also too tight, and it cost me $13. to send them back. I'm sure this isn't going to be cheap either. Just wish I could send both pairs back.

I recently ordered two pair of Bistro Crocs due to my employer now requiring slip-resistant shoes. In the past I have worn the Beach, Specialist, Rebound, Neria and even the old Metro that was renamed the Specialist. My feet hurt less at the end of a long work day when wearing Crocs, over any other brand I've tried. I normally wear a size 7 to 7.5 shoe but have always worn a size 7 in Crocs clogs. All other Crocs have fit me perfectly in a size 7, including the Boundless clog I ordered at the same time I ordered the two pair of Bistro Crocs. Since the description of this shoe says roomy fit and suggests going down a size for half sizes, I again ordered size 7. These are the perfect width and length for my foot but it's not thick enough from top to bottom. The top of the shoe rubs on the top of my foot. Don't let the photos of how wide the shoe looks fool you. The opening and instep height run much smaller. I'm sending these back and will try going up one size. I hope a size up will make a difference because I really wanted these to work. Looks like there's not much else to choose from in a slip resistant clog.