- Unisex Garden Clogs Gardening Shoes AA1521

We have gotten these for my husband a few times. We bought another brand once and were so disappointed in the quality of the other brand. He uses them all day long every day to potty out the doggies, and tend to the chickens and basic yard work. We have a lot of thorns and prickers in our area of the globe, and these soles are thick enough to protect against most of them. They are easy to don and remove and hose off just as effortlessly. They are breathable and lightweight while offering comfort and support as well. Let's face it, these garden clogs, or any other rubber clogs for that matter, are not a fashion choice, but a sensible, economic, and sturdy choice. They do look good for what they are!

Never worn the "C" brand so can't compare, but these are flexible enough to be comfortable while still having some reasonable arch support and much better than the old "flip flops" for walking the dog in the dark and just "kicking around" the house and yard. I slammed one of my toes on a table leg the other night walking around barefoot in the dark, and not having to endure any more tear-jerking accidents like that is well worth the cost of these "cover your toes" clogs. Hey, I noticed a good number of my summer school students wearing this style of clog as well, so maybe I will have a go at being old but "kewl at school" and see what happens... >> OK the size for me was way off on my first order as I am a 12.5 in athletic shoes but the WineRed color size 12 was like a pair of clown shoes and walking around in a pair of boats is not comfortable for me and they went right back. Looking at the sizing chart and measuring my feet (not a bad idea in the first place) it looked like the 10s would put my heel right down in the cup without any space behind it, maybe even a little too small but the 12s were sooooo much too big that I went ahead with the 10s. That was the right decision (lucky, really) and the 10s are comfortably loose all the way around with maybe 1/4 inch between my heel and the back of the foot cup (no blisters from rubbing - that's what I wanted) but not too "flippy" and the strap is there to use when desired and will stay up over my heel without being too tight - has a little bit of slack so I can tell the strap is there, but it is not rubbing or pulling on me as I walk. With all that said and reading the reviews about sizing issues - these particular clogs in this particular color run quite large if you order based on your shoe size without measuring against the sizing chart (which I should have done in the first place but ordering from Amazon at 2AM sometimes I miss the essential details). Whatever the deal is with how this style of clog is supposed to fit, I'm not good with super-loose boats on my feet, and like to know I have a pair of shoes on that I can feel when I wiggle my toes. I look forward to getting these "worn in" and molded to my feet in a few weeks, and see these filling the bill for a long time to come. Might try the "hot water" treatment (if needed) to warm them up, put them on, take a walk, and let them really mold to my feet. Maybe that will be something to do, maybe not - won't know for a couple of weeks but it's there if needed. OK that about wraps it up - everyone can keep going on about whether these are better/worse/same as the clogs they are "imitating" but I got what I wanted and there is always a way to spend more - I'm more interested in spending less when it meets the needs.

I was nervous about ordering due to the reviews, but the seller had a pair that was heavily discounted so I decided to get them. As much they may LOOK like *you know who*, they don't feel as comfortable as *you know who." However, they're not as uncomfortable (to me) as some people make them seem. Yes, they are firm, but after a couple of weeks of wear, they began to loosen up. I'm flat footed and have wide feet, so they still feel snug around the sides, but the bottom of my feet feel comfortable enough.

I’ve been using crocs for 15 years! Always the original brand.. but they are pricey. So I order this Amoji look alike for half the price. The material quality is great, they look and feel amazing, they are perfect! However, there is one big difference with the original croc, and is that even though they are identical in length, they are not as wide as the originals. I remember the first time that I used a croc, it took me some time to adapt to all that space, whereas with this Amoji crocs, that feeling is gone… the crocs fits perfectly though. Overall good choice for the price.

It’s been a long time and they still brand new comfortable nice

The quality of the shoes are nice, but they immediately give me blisters. Not sure if they are the wrong size, or if my feet aren’t the right build for them, but they are really uncomfortable and rub on my ankles painfully. Might not be the right shoe type for you.

I purchased these clogs to wear around my home. I read the product reviews and ordered a pair based on that. I'm quite happy with them. They run just a tad bigger. I wear a men's size 14 running shoe so I purchased the men's size 13.5 and they fit very nicely. The little bumps on the clog's bed didn't feel nice on my feet so I ordered insoles for clogs from Amazon and now they feel perfect. Of course, I had to decorate them with some charms and I'm excited about getting others (already ordered a different set and added others to my wish list). Highly recommend these.

I purchased two pairs of Amoji Clogs. One pair in Wine Red, the other pair in Gray. The Gray pair fit exactly as expected based on the description & they have zero flaws. The Wine Red pair, on the other hand, have multiple issues & flaws including major differences in sizing and fit. The Wine Red pair that I received have a short back strap - it's pretty comical in appearance & naturally makes the fit on your foot way too tight. It looks like a strap made for children's clogs, not a strap meant for adult clogs. I've seen some previous reviews on the Wine Red color that mention the back strap breaking. The material has little "give" to begin with so a strap that's too small is bound to break eventually. The small size might make sense if the straps were elastic, but this material is of course not elastic. The Wine Red pair also have an extremely narrow instep compared to the Gray version. The bridge of your foot, which is the top area of your foot, ends up being squeezed from the lack of depth. I measured the instep area of both pairs and discovered a ¾" difference between them! No wonder the fit is so drastically different when comparing the two pairs that I bought. This is especially important to consider before buying if you have a high foot arch. Lastly, there are bits of material leftover from the manufacturing process. Typically that sort of thing doesn't bother me but there's quite a bit of it. The areas with the excess material are somewhat jagged & can feel a little sharp. I can easily see someone with neuropathy or basic foot sensitivity being negatively affected by this. The Wine Red pair genuinely feel like they were made using an entirely different mold or manufacturer. Main takeaway? Avoid the Wine Red color until the manufacturer fixes these major issues because you're likely to be disappointed. Especially if you expect them to fit as described.