Mary Jane Crocs

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3 Responses to 'Mary Jane Crocs'

killired - September 16th, 2006 at 10:34 am
i just tried these on at journey’s last night and i love them! i want them in black but they were out of them and they sell them for 34.99 but the crocs site sells them for 29.99
Insulted by Croc - January 8th, 2007 at 7:30 pm
if evil was to be represented by shoes, these monstrosities would be the president
Kat - June 29th, 2007 at 12:36 pm
This is my 2nd pair of Crocs, and I stated in my first review about the Primas, the inconvenient aspect was my foot slipping out.

With these Mary Janes, there is absolutely no risk of your foot slipping out since it is secured with 2 straps. The back strap can be lifted if you wish and you’ll get the clog feel.

This model is narrower than the standard Beach of Caymen shoe but it is not made to be worn snuggly around the foot. I normally wear a size 9 and once again, in all Crocs I have sampled, they fit true to my size. Although, I have lean/narrow feet so I sometimes feel like my foot is floating in this Mary Jane model.

Like all other Crocs, they provide great support and control nasty odors in case of sweat due to their anti-microbial material. Since I bought these in the Pearl White color, they can get dirty easily, but they are just as easily washable with simple water, soap and an old toothbrush if needed.

These Mary Janes are more girly than the traditional Crocs model, they fit just right and are super comfortable.
I have had no instances of rubbing or blisters.

The main and one of only drawbacks is, the straps are “fragile” as they could be detached or stretched out if you’re not careful.
If you try them before buying, it’s safer to feel the straps closer to your skin, as they can be enlarged.

Another slight annoyance is that your toenails can sometimes feel the front ventilation gaps. This does not necessarily mean that the shoe is too small, but rather your nails are too long. I’ve felt my toenails lightly scratch against the non-slip insoles, but that could be because the shoe fits loosly on me, therefore my toes are not securely immobilized in place.

That is nothing painful, just a little weird. I’m overall very satisfied with these Mary Janes and I would buy another pair, in a darker color too.

Bottom line, keep your toenails short when trying them on and make sure the straps aren’t too loose.

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