Jayna

These are the perfect shoes. Comfy, casual and very cute. I get so many compliments on them. People always ask me where I got my shoes. I have had them for over a year and they are great for the summer months.

What a comfortable shoe! On my feet all day as a teacher--looks great with pants or skirts. I will recommend this shoe to all my friends. People ask about feet getting hot; well, if they do, I slip them off for a minute and it's all good. I wear a wide and was happy to find this shoe in my size. Thanks Crocs!

My normal shoe size is 5-6 XW, and the "Roomy-fit" Crocs size 5 women"s fit like a dream. But I needed a shoe that had the spongy support of Crocs with a more elite look for other functions. The Jayna seemed perfect for that need, all except the toe box was a bit too narrow for my toes and rubbed blisters (now callouses) on both my big and pinky toes on each foot. I'm not happy about that. I even ordered a size 6, which is a bit too long for me, but until Crocs is able to make a Jayne type shoe with a wider toe box, I must wait and suffer. I have been loyal to Crocs, for many years, but I just wish they could make the prettier shoes in smaller sizes in the "roomy-fit".

I couldn't decide whether to buy the Jayna or the Kaydee to replace my old ballet slipper crocs which are no longer made. I ended up buying one of each. I hope this helps someone pondering the same decision. I normally wear a size 10 M (but on the short side of 10 and the narrow side of Medium). The Jayna was a tad short for me (but not enough too short to make it unwearable) and the Kaydee was not but the Kaydee was wider than the Jayna too (but, again, not enough too wide to make it unwearable). The biggest difference I noticed is that the heel of the Kaydee footbed is too spongey for my taste. I am a plus sized woman. Someone lighter may not have the same complaint, but it is not supportive enough for a heavy person. All in all the Jayna felt more like the old ballet slipper crocs that I'd loved than the Kaydee did.