CrocsMen's Swiftwater Mesh Wave Sandals Water Shoe

I wear these as water shoes when swimming in our lake due to rocks and zebra mussels. They fit true to size and comfortable, but are more form fitting than standard crocs and feel more secure due to the snugger back strap. This makes them stay on your feet securely so that you'd be comfortable running a bit, for example. I do doubt you could fit socks in them, but they are meant for bare feet so that's fine. Takes a tiny bit more effort to get them on and off than do standard crocs, so I find if they're both around, I grab standard crocs for a quick walk outside, or these if I'm headed down to the water. Each has its place.

If, like me, you’re looking for an urban sandal that fits snugly and securely while providing great air circulation to your feet, and that looks good and contemporary, this pair of Crocs will satisfy. I haven’t had occasion to wear them extensively so cannot yet attest to how comfortable or durable they are, but they fit and feel very good. As others have noted, they come large so size them accordingly: I normally wear size 9.5 and so I ordered a size 9–and it fits perfectly. I look fwd to wearing them frequently.

I bought these as a camp site chilling, lite gardening, creek hopping, mail checking kind of slip on shoe. I had no previous experience with Crocs, only what I've heard through friends who own them, so my expectations coming in were very low. I purchased these onsale, so the risk for me was low and I needed them for a camping trip coming up. I yeeted the "add to cart" button and never looked back.They arrived a couple of days later wrapped in a two plastic mailing bags, attached with a plastic flip-flip holder like you'd see at your local "Tires, Pies, Income Taxes also" gas station. After furiously ripping open the packaging to reveal my brand new Crocs, I immediately threw them on my bare feet to experience the IONIC Comfort soles. My feet were in heaven. Though, they were a tad roomy. I didn't care, I had a soft bed of EPA foam under my tootsies and the world was melting away.It has been a week since I first placed my feet in what would become my new vehicle for personal transport. The experience has been far from perfect, but I can honestly say I am happy with my decision to purchase these Crocs. I will advise they do run a half to a whole size larger depending on the width of your foot. My feet are not wide per-se, but they aren't exactly narrow either and I do get a slight rub on the inside of my foot. I would suggest you measure your feet and compare it to the sizing chart found on Crocs website. This will give you a more accurate fit, as they don't seem to follow usual sizing. 8.75/10

I've had my Croc Swiftwater sandals for a little over 5 months and I have to say they've held up pretty well so far considering that I've worn them occasionally in rough terrain. Yes the soles are thin and you pretty much feel everything that you step on hence the headline it's like walking barefoot. The toe box is nice and wide so your toes don't feel confined or squished together. There is minimal arch support but it is still comfortable all the same. They are super light weight and the mesh top just adds to that barefoot feeling giving your feet freedom to breathe. Definitely one of the most comfortable pair of sandals that I have ever owned.

I have worn these shoes every single day for about 8 months now. From the very beginning the shoes fit like a snug, secure glove. The benefits of the mesh on top is outstanding compared to the fully rubberized crocs. They breath much better and actually do a better job at keeping debris out from the top. They have amazing grip on most terrain. The sole is thin enough to slightly feel the ground form to the bottom of your shoe, but thick enough to prevent things from penetrating. Like all crocs, they clean in a jiffy, so much so I added washing them to my shower routine to keep them fresh and clean. I was afraid the fabric on top would tear or pull apart at the seams, but I haven’t so much as had a knick in them. I’ll Update when they finally kick the bucket, but I’ll just buy the same pair. Favorite crocs I’ve ever owned

Ok I wear crocs, I don't want to make it worse by having my socks on with them. These look pretty good and are very good otherwise - but my one issue is that they do rub your foot a little raw on the upper lip on the inside. Might just be my feet but they do seem to have a bit of material on the inside that scrapes at your foot.Overall these are pretty solid though.

This works well for kayaking and boating. It doesn’t slip on deck, and I’ve spent several days on my feet on boat decks and it has enough arch support and padding for me. And it was inexpensive which was why I bought it. I’m sure the back, non-adjustable strap will give way at some point, but so far they are exactly what I expected. Good water shoes. Not good for beach, rocky wading etc, as things will get in them, but it is a workable situation as I’ve used them for that.

After a long day of work I take off my work boots and pop on these bad boys. Immediately the comfort takes over and relieve starts to kick in. I am very happy w this purchase. I mainly baught the pair for this purpose, however I can see how they can be taken advantage of for several leisure activities. The arch on these is high! I saw a couple comments complaining about how it hurts them. On the contrary, I LOVE THE ARCH! See, my foot has a natural high arch and the crocs arch fits them like a puzzle. My theory is, if you are flat footed you might find a discomfort. Somthing else worth mentioning about the arch. I noticed most complaints about the arch hurting came from heavy set people (just an observation that stood out to me from ppl comments).