Crocs Unisex Adult Slip Resistant Bistro Clog

If you're in the market for a comfortable, slip-resistant shoe for work, the Crocs Unisex Adult Slip Resistant Bistro Clog is definitely worth checking out. Designed with busy professionals in mind—especially those in food service, healthcare, or any job where you’re on your feet all day—this clog combines practicality, comfort, and style effortlessly.Comfort:Crocs are known for their signature comfort, and the Bistro Clog lives up to that reputation. The Croslite™ foam footbed provides excellent cushioning, making it easy to stay on your feet for extended periods without discomfort. The roomy fit and breathable design ensure your feet stay comfortable and sweat-free, even during the busiest shifts.Slip Resistance:One of the standout features of this clog is its slip-resistant outsole. Whether you're navigating a slippery kitchen floor or a wet hospital corridor, the Bistro Clog offers impressive grip and stability. This feature is crucial for safety, giving you confidence with every step.Durability:Made from high-quality materials, the Bistro Clog is built to last. The Croslite™ material is not only comfortable but also incredibly durable, resisting wear and tear from daily use. The clog holds up well over time, even with constant exposure to moisture and grease.Ease of Cleaning:These clogs are a breeze to clean. You can simply wipe them down or rinse them with water, and they’ll look good as new. This low-maintenance aspect is a big plus for busy professionals.

Best kitchen shoes ever, 3rd pair iv bought, my feet don't hurt after work no matter how many hours I worked, I never slip and easy to clean!

Comfortable and true to size, non skid, durable. Don't forget charcoal insoles because the toes are not breathable and neither will you be when you take them off after a 10 hour shift.

25 years as a cook, finally caved and got crocks. Mixed feelings on them. They took a week or so for my feet to feel comfortable in them, but that's relatively normal, after which they are genuinely pretty comfortable for long shift on concrete floors, not much 'padding' on the underside of my feet but they are roomy and don't strangle toes and have a good give to movement. They clean up easy. Slip on easy and can flip down the back strap to hold them on better for hectic line shifts. Mostly happy with them.Only major complaint is that they don't breath at all. My feet were swimming after even a short shift. Made it 3 days before I cut holes in the sides, which definitely helped, but they never really had good air flow. And the holes obviously made spills a bit more of a hazard.

I bought these for my fiancé because he is a dishwasher and a prep cook at a very busy restaurant. Every night he would come home with every other kind of shoe and boot that he’s tried for the restaurant industry with them being completely soaking wet as well as his socks even if he double and triple layered them. The shoes would still be wet the following day when he would go to work so he would start his day, miserable by putting on a wet pair of shoes from the day before. I did some good research and ordered these for him. He has been in the restaurant industry for quite some time now, and he says that these are absolutely by far the best shoe he’s ever had for this industry. The quality is great. The grip is great for slippery wet floors and he said the comfort is amazing. He loves them so much that he will come home at night and wash them off and wear them on his days off from work. Now it seems that I can’t even get him to wear regular shoes anymore. Lol. He highly recommends these to anyone especially if you are in the restaurant industry.

Perfect for my teen who works at a coffee shop. She loves that they are comfy and her boss loves that they properly cover her feet.

After spending about $100 a year of crappy work shoes (two pairs a year) offered by the grocery store where I work, I found these to be much more durable, comfortable, affordable, and altogether better work shoe.They meet industry standards for non slip sole, and a heel. If you are food service and work in a bar, kitchen, or in a service dept. at grocery store, these are the bees knees.The material (what crocs are made out off) is very supportive and comfy. They have a reasonably higher arch than most crocs, a beaded massaging interior for comfort that rocks. Also, they have the highest standard of slip resistant soles available, as well as a heel strap that constitutes a heel to meet industry regulations.The are all one piece, so the shoe's layers will not come apart with wear and tear.They is no cloth, absorbent material to hold sweat, and they can be cleaned with bleach and water for sanitation.Obviously the are anti-microbial.These crocs are super comfortable and don't flatten out.(I weigh about 275 - 5'11, and my feet do not swell, and ache after work.)2 pairs of crocs cost me around $60 in 18 months, vs $100 every 12 months for two crappy pairs of a work "recommended" brand.$50 savings and a much better product than what I use to use for work.These are perfect in every way.They have saved me money, about $50 a year.(I replace them only because the slip resistant sole wears down around the edges)(MORE ABOUT THAT WORN SOLE IN THE SIZING INFO IN THE LAST PARAGRAPH!!)They have increased my comfort for long shifts at work. (9-12 hours on my feet)They don't hold odor, and can be cleaned with bleach and water without impunity.They shoe CAN NOT fall apart, because it is molding into a single piece minus the heel strap, (no layers to come apart)They last a very long time, are roomy, and water proof.They can be worn with or without socks.All in all, these crocks are the shiznitt!!!One thing to note, the run a little large compared to regular shoe size, and there are no half sizes.So, If you wear an 11.5 in a regular shoe, and still have a little wiggle room in the toe, get the size 11 in the croc.If you are closer to a 12 in a regular shoe, then get the 12.Round out the size of the croc you purchase based on how close you are to the whole size in your regular shoe size.Even with that being said, I am over 11.5 in my regular shoe size, closer to a 12, but in the crocs size 12 are just a little to big.The length is right, but it is slightly to large, as my heel drags in the 12 size croc.I got the size 11 croc, and it is perfectly sized.These crocks are almost like buying a flip flop size. There is a lot of wiggle room either way because the heel strap is flexible.If they are a little to large, you can wear them, but the heels will probably drag when you walk.This is why I had to replace my first pair, the heel wore out because they were slightly to large and the heel would drag.To sum it up, I wear a size 12 in a regular shoe, but wear a men's size 11 croc, and it is perfect.My toe has just a bit off wiggle room in my regular shoe size of 12,and has just a little wiggle room in a size 11 croc.Lastly, I hope you enjoy your bistro crocs, as much as I enjoy wearing and talking about mine!!!Now, "get back to work, ya shmoe!!!"