美国海淘    Crocs 卡洛驰 洞洞凉鞋约￥186

ween big toe and second toe. Well, I bought the crocs and they are awesome! Very comfortable. I have arthritis in my feet and the crocs are surprisingly supportive. I wear them for long drives. They are great at the dog park or in the back yard where I am likely to step in something that is very difficult to clean off sneakers but comes off easily with a hose or a wipe from my clogs. Best of all, I look cool in them, and I know this because the younger generation is impressed. Not the 20 somethings, who tend to roll their eyes, or my contemporaries who look askance and ask if I have been gardening but the stylesetters of tomorrow. I wore them to the beach and a toddler and a four year old both patted my shoes. Now I want crocs in every color of the rainbow.

a men's 7 / women's 9, and that worked fine. On this beach pair, it was a size range -M6-7/ W8-9 and they run small. Other than the confusing sizing between two shoes of the same brand, I love the shoes.

ather, I wear socks; hot weather, no socks. Also, putting the strap on the back of my heel holds them on when my feet aren’t swelling. When they swell, I push the strap up to the top of the shoe.They provide excellent arch support. I have very high arches and a very high instep and I am very comfortable in these shoes.The main drawback is that if it is raining and you walk into a store with smooth floors, swoosh, slip, slide. You have to be very careful. Usually, there is a mat to wipe your shoes at the entrance. Use it.Also, I have a friend with MS who tells me these shoes do not provide enough lateral support, so if you are unfortunate enough to share that need, these shoes are not sufficient. For everyone else, they are terrific, very, very comfortable.You can wash your Crocs, best to use a damp cloth, but you can put them in the sink if they get filthy. Most of the time, an occasional swipe along the inside with damp cloth or paper towel is all you need to prevent them picking up odors. If they start to squeak, put some vegetable oil on them overnight and then wipe them off in the morning with a paper towel.If they are too big, put them in the dryer with a damp towel for a few minutes. If they are too small, do the same, but take them out and put them on and walk around in them to stretch them.

ing on the bottom. Both work well for my problem feet which are usually sporting the Alegria brand shoes/sandals for work. However, on weekends and downtime, I prefer Crocs. I have hammer toes and deteriorating foot joints and have lost most of natural cushioning on the bottom of my feet making it feel like I'm walking on marbles. I typically wear a women's 8/12 or a European size 39. In Crocs, I always go a size 9 for the length. I love both the Freesail and Classics and would urge anyone with "touchy feet" to give these a try.

say that going to a 10 would be ridiculous as I only need about 1/2 size more & I don't want to fall out of them = tripping potential. Now what? Do they stretch out a bit. I hope so as I ordered a white pair in 9 from Crocs.com too as I was so sure after trying on my friend's size 8's. We both agreed to order one size up for me. I can wear them, and will but my idea to order a bunch more in different colors went out the window...

o allow lots of dirt to get in, which is not as easy to get out without taking them off. That said, how hard is it to take them off? They do what they are supposed to.A word to the wise: Do not leave your Crocs out in the sun. They will shrink. These are a replacement for a men's size 9 that shrank to a women's size 7 after being in the hot sun all day. No amount of internet home remedies would fix it.