NeverMind has reviewed 5 products.

After having sizing issues with the Santa Cruz's, I opted for a pair of tie up for a tighter fit. The result is a goofy looking shoe when I tie it to fit my skinny foot. Down in the area past the laces toward to toes. Its been decades since I work a Chuck Taylor but it kind of reminded me of them. The insoles are not removable like the Santa Cruz and the tounge seems cheap. Should have made it padded and longer. Also, I opted for the all-white and am now thinking I might have liked a different color better. All in all, its an ok shoe. Sizing is apparently going to be an issue for me because I have skinny but long feet. But the thing I love abour Crocs, the lightness

Size 12 in Santa Cruz realtree fit perfect. I think shoes made in China may run large, those made in mexico smaller. Of course, no way to know what you are getting by mail. Im keeping them but not thrilled with the fit. Feels like less support because the shoe is too big. Also, as others have pointed out, not great in cold weather as it lets the cool air into your shoe. Not the most durable but comfort

My first pair of Santa Cruz, the Real Trees were size 12

My first pair of crocs shoes, bought some slides last year that were not all that comfortable but ok. Been wanting some slip ons and most crocs are more than Im willing to pay. Caught these on sale and got them for a really good price. Was not really thrilled with the camo as Im not a hunter or outdoorsman type but its grown on me and I like they way they look with jeans. As far as comfort, a very comfortable shoe when sitting in my easy chair. Very light weight. When walking, its not as comfortable as what Im used to wearing which are $15 walmart running shoe type sneakers. Just not as much cushion. However, I can slide my jeans on without removing the crocs so thats a plus. The first time I went to walmart with these on I was a little disappointed over the cushion so I went back