crocs Mammoth Clog
- Available in whole sizes and medium width only
Product Description
These clogs keep feet toasty on cold days. This strapless slip-on takes a cozy twist on the Crocs design with a super soft faux fur lining and a color coordinating sockliner. The shoe can be worn two ways – with the lining or without – and gives a nod to the original Crocs with the look of holes on the side, while keeping your feet dry. The higher heel gives increased protection from winter weather.Amazon.com Product Description
Did you possibly think you could love crocs even more than you already do? The Mammoth clog takes seasonality out of the picture and allows you to wear your favorite everyday shoe as often as you like. It’s fully lined with snuggly fleece that’ll hug every curve of your foot as you walk. Now that’s pure satisfaction!… More about this product >>
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Average Rating: 4.5
I bought my first pair of crocs in december 2007. I honestly don’t like regular crocs but i have to say the Mammoth crocs are my favorite pair of shoes (so comfy). Imagine my surprise when i decided to wash the lining, the stitching came undone on one of them. I sent a very nasty email to them, but i doubt i’m going to get a response. I will never buy a pair of crocs again.
Rating: 1 / 5
I suppose since I reviewed a pair of Uggs that Amazon thought I might like a pair of Crocs. Wrong. These have to be the ugliest shoes in creation. I cannot understand why adults wear these things – they look like doll shoes. Sure, they are fine for kids and the infirm, but adults? What is the point of them anyway?
“Hi there Joe Consumer. How would you like to own a pair of these shoes – they never get dirty, are marginally comfortable, and because they are so ugly, they match everything in your wardrobe!”
Plus they smell like rubber.
Crocs only pass one of my man tests for shoes, that is, they do come in black. Clearly the holes will allow copious amounts of blood into the foot cavity (thus failing the second test). The shoes themselves are not very sturdy – kicking someone in the head with these things won’t cause major damage, in fact, it’s more likely that you’ll turn your own ankle over. How embarrassing is that? I mean, imagine that you’re in the middle of a street brawl and you knock your opponent down. After lining him up for a knock-out stomp, you kick and find yourself sprawled out on the ground rolling in agony. The thuggish brute will probably giggle as he straightens his hair and stomps your guts out with his pair of Timberlands.
Is that how you want to go out? Man up. Get a real pair of shoes.
I guess since Velcro shoes come in adult sizes that I shouldn’t be surprised that these are popular…
Rating: 1 / 5
I bought these for my wife for Christmas and she is totally in love with them. She says she’s never been “In Love” with a pair of shoes before now. I’m worried she might leave me…LOL!
Rating: 5 / 5
I tried these after much enthusiasm from my coworkers.
I bought black, brown, and pink. Each pair felt like a whole size difference.
I bought a size up, as recommended when purchasing the Mammoth Croc clog.
The brown felt like an 8, the black a 10 and the pink a 9.
When walking in these clogs, my legs and ankles were very unstable. At the end of the day my legs were very fatigued and I only wore these around the house.
I wore them at home, just to test them out.
I would never dare to wear these at work or anywhere I needed stability and balance. I spend 99% of my workday on my feet, running, stopping short, standing, and carrying people and items.
I tried them for over 6 months. I could not adjust to the poor quality of these “plastic” clogs.
I usually wear Birkenstocks and I could tell the difference in quality and workmanship.
I purchased the Crocs with an open mind and they proved themselves as inferior.
I will stick with the proven quality of Birkenstock.
Rating: 1 / 5
the crocs are so very very squeaky that I can’t wear them in public. And the lining doesn’t come out so I can wash it. I would not buy these again
Rating: 2 / 5