Crocs - Generous or Small Fit? (Sorry!)

[t1gg3er]

Sorry to bring up the dreaded 'c' word, but can anyone tell me whether Crocs are generous or small fittings? I'm normally a size 6.5 so not sure whether to get a 6 or a 7...

Thanks :spin:

[Vabeth]

Crocs are supposed to be worn big, and it's recommended that you buy a size bigger than your normal shoes size!
I'm a size 4 -5 and a size 5 Croc fits me perfectly!
If i were you i'd go for a size 7! :wave:

[loopy linda]

I agree with Vabeth ,go for a 7 and they will be really comfy

[zdickens]

Definitely 7 I'm a 6.5 and 7's are great.

[alim]

Oh that's good to know because I was confused too. I bought really cheap fake ones here last yr and I bought a 7 (usually i wear 6.5) and was wondering what size proper crocs to buy. Thanks

[t1gg3er]

Thanks all!

[Vabeth]

The idea with Crocs is that no part of the shoe (apart from the sole of course ;) ) should be touching the foot!
You should be able to run a finger inbetween the top of the Croc and your foot and there should be a gap of about 1/2 -1 inch between your toes and the front of the Croc!
When you first wear them it feels like your feet are swimming in them, but you'll soon get used to it and it really is like walking on air!

And yes, i am a total Crocs anorak! ;) :pgig: :pgig:

[t1gg3er]

Like Alison, I had pretend ones last year & wore them to death. Am currently sitting in Asda's fur-lined version which are far more comfy than any slippers I've ever had.

Have just ordered some Caymens in pearl white for £23.16 delivered. I know they'd be cheaper there but I want to travel in them if I can brave the cold between home & the airport and I'll want them on my feet from day 1 of my holiday!