Men's Crocs Cobbler Hiker Shoe

The Hiker Shoe is a low-cut rendition of the Crocs hiking boot and shares many of its finer points. But the shoe is dressier and goes with more things. Both versions are remarkably comfortable. They're so lightweight it's almost like wearing regular Crocs clogs. So far, they're holding up well in the Oregon rain and sun. I don't think these shoes can be beat for the price.

My husband cannot wear sneakers to work, unfortunately. His plantar fasciitis is pretty severe, so this has been a problem the past few years. We have spend so much money on different shoes and orthotics and he never got much relief. UNTIL he tried these. He loved his original crocs that he wears around the house so much and once said "I wish I could wear these to work." So, I looked to see if there was anything made by Crocs that did not look like a sneaker. He loves the fit (he has a fairly narrow foot and normally wears a 10 1/2, but the 11 are perfect), and he even said his feet no longer hurt, even if it has been a day of being on his feet the whole time. He says they are "more rugged" than he thought they would be. Oh, bonus....they aren't ugly!

The Crocs Cobbler Hiker fits me fine as long as I wear light-weight socks. I would need to go up a size to wear heavy-weight winter socks with these shoes. Like other reviewers stated, the shoes are very comfortable and stylish.

I bought these for everyday casual use. They can be worn with jeans or equally well with dockers. They are the usual Croc comfortable and have enough room for my orthodics. I've used them on easy trails, but have yet to try them on anything serious yet.