Show Your Crocs Love, Win A Free Pair of Crocs!

Show the world that you are a Croc Fan with your very own personalized Crocs Widget! One Lucky Winner who posts a “I Love My Crocs” Website Badge on their Blog or MySpace will win a FREE Pair of Crocs.

Simply Choose your favorite color of Crocs you own and we will generate the necessary HTML code for you.

To be eligible for the Free Pair of Crocs, you must place your personalized “I Love My Crocs” Website Badge code on your MySpace page, Your Personal Blog, or other Website to show your Crocs Love for the world to see. Once you have your Website Badge loaded on your page, email us at Crocs@littlerubbershoes.com with the subject line “I Love My Crocs” Contest. In your email include the URL to your MySpace page or Blog for us to verify.

If you have more than one pair of Crocs, you can add as many of these “I Love My Crocs” badges to your page as you want. Come on spread the Crocs Love and show the Croc Haters they are wrong! Up to 3 Badges per person can be eligible for the FREE Pair of Crocs.

If we get a lot of contestants who are eligible and we are able to secure a contest sponsor, we may have additional prizes to award. Be sure to visit this page often to find out if there are additional contest prizes to be awarded. If you are a company who sells Crocs and wants to sponsor this contest please email us at Crocs@littlerubbershoes.com.

Contest will end June 30th. Remember, in order to be eligible you must email us to let us know where you have posted your “I Love My Crocs” badge. Winner will be hand picked and contacted during the first week of July.

So… Get to posting!

* Fine print - Just to cover our butts: Although we do not expect needing to change the terms of this contest, we reserve the right to make changes to these terms at anytime for any reason. If we do need to make a change to the terms of the contest, we will post these changes to this page. At this time total prize value not to exceed $35.00. Contest winners will NOT be responsible for shipping charges, but might be required to pay for custom’s charges for prizes shipped outside the United States.