Crocs Men's Swiftwater Molded Expedition Open Toe Sandals - Lightweight Water Shoes for Hiking, Beach & Outdoor Adventures - Quick-Dry Comfort for Men

My husband loves shoes but the strap cuts the top of his instep.The top strap eventually bugs the top of my foot. Otherwise they're very nice.Returned the item. It was not what we wanted1size too big. Don't know how comfort or durable they are. Will return and reorder next size down. Wish they came in half sizesMy feet are sized 10.5 medium (US); I have very high arches. The straps on the "Size 10" Croc sandals I received are so absurdly long that the Velcro parts barely meet, even with my oversized (for the shoe) feet properly in place. The soles are a bit long but the grippy bits for the toes are properly placed (for my size 10.5 feet - probably a bit long for the size 10 they claim to be). Width does seem to be a true D medium, perhaps even a weensy bit narrow.The long straps on these Croc sandals would make it difficult to get a proper secure fit with size 10 feet - they barely work with my 10.5/high-arched feet. The sandals are extremely light and comfy to wear, but the rubber to which the straps attach is . . . well, on the lighter-duty side: I do not expect these to hold up well - certainly not in any kind of sport wear (despite the name "Crocs Swiftwater Expedition Sandal").The Crocs are attractive (my wife says - I'm a little off-put by metallic tones in the purportedly gray straps, but I'm sure the desert's dust will soon take care of that), however, and . . . well, wearing them feels like I'm on vacation. They're nice . . . but so are those flip-flop things you buy for $5 from vendors at the beach.The Crocs Swiftwater Expedition Sandals would certainly be a step up from a beach-bought flip-flop . . . if that's what you are after. But (based on the direct implication in the name of the Crocs shoe model) I bought the Crocs Swiftwater Expedition Sandals to replace a pair of Teva Tanza S/N 4141 river sandals, and there's just no question the Crocs are not of the same durability/quality category as the sandals I'd intended them to replace. The Crocs are maybe good for barbecues or strolling around the yard, but the overlong straps and light-duty construction make these completely inadequate for sport, trail or river use.Looks like I'd better keep my eye out for another pair of Tevas . . . despite the name, the Crocs Swiftwater Expedition Sandal is in no way up for swift water or an expedition. What a crock.I’m a size 10 with a wide foot and they fit perfectly!Third pair really liked them.. They change the design a little this time. . I'll wait and see if it changed them so much I don't like them as much as the older model.I’m happy with the Sal Sal.Good for the price, I paid £16,60 I wouldn’t recommend it at full price £34,99 seems expensive for what they are. They are very stripped down and simple, the Velcro’s are a bit wider for my feet I thing they are intended for bigger or wider or fatter feet.Overall good buy.These had a lovely arch support which was great. I ordered a mens size so fit me - a women - and the size that was recommended was spot on. Sadly I had to return as the straps weren't in the correct place for my feet and made them uncomfortable to wear.As someone who is Crocs obsessive I needed some sandals for the summer. I also suffer with foot pain due to fallen arches...crocs are my saviour for comfort....so far so good....love them.Fit OK , comfortable ,not bad quality for the price, you probably need buy half size smaller .I bought these for my father as a gift. He loves them. They are lightweight, comfy and easy for him to get on and off with his poor mobility. He's thrilled with them.