Crocs Men's Yukon Vista Clog

Great comfort and style. I do travel on these shoes, they are stylish and comfortable.

These are my house shoes. Still good after about 6yrs. Have worn every single day around house and even away from house at night, on trips. Stained. (Any drop of grease spilled will permanently stain these. I grill a lot.) No more tread but still serviceable. Still comfortable. Plan to store in vehicle. (Would like to replace with same but still negotiating with my loan officer. Updating name of shoe required a 30% price increase by Croc.) No cracks. No splits, but no tread, now. Wet vinyl dangerously slick to walk on, at this point. Seriously.These obviously look better than the regular Croc ventilated-rubber-shoe/sandal. More like a boat shoe in appearance. Looked good for about a year before I stained these with too many little grease drops. Amazing thing is that these have lasted 6yrs. That's some good plastic!Guy complaining about strap: I usually forego the strap indoors but if I need to do something outdoors (and being too hurried or lazy to change) the strap helps keep the shoe secure. Duh. I can't imagine not using the strap when using this like a regular outside shoe, but then I don't wear pajamas while shopping. The strap hardly ever gets in my way. If you hate it so much, why don't you just cut it off? (NPC operating on 64 bit AI?) I hope you people don't mow or anything like that with these rubber sandals. If so, please stop. You are reinforcing the Croc Stereotype.

Size was spot on, comfortable, good slip resistance, great color

My husband loves these crocks. True to size, easy to clean, and they are super comfortable. The price was very reasonable for the product

This is my second pair of the Yukon, leather-topped clogs, and they are great. The heels on my old pair worn down after a few years and they were somewhat different with a seam going down the middle of the upper arch. These new ones are a nice look -- except for the strap. I don't use a strap with clogs, and I have never found the need for a strap. It gets in the way, it gets caught on things, they flop around, and the straps prevent an easy slip on of the clog. Most of the negative comments in the reviews are about the strap so why doesn't Crocs at least give an option for a strapless croc in this model? Can the straps be removed -- sort of. But you are still left with the plastic button or rivet, and the triangular plastic connectors that will flop around. They rivets also snag on things as you walking through grass or on a woods trail. Frustrated with the straps and the rivet assembly, I took a pair of bolt cutters to my old pair and snipped off the rivets on both sides and got rid of the straps. The clogs stayed on comfortably and to me they never feel like they are falling off. When I got this new pair I knew that I would cut the rivets and straps off immediately. So, although I did walk around in them a few hours to make sure the fit was good first, that is what I just did. I think they look much better without the straps (see before and after pics attached), they feel more comfortable, and I can slip my foot in and out easily. In addition, I don't have to worry about getting snagged on things. The only downside is the small hole left by the rivet, but the rubber mostly closes around it and it is hard to see. I would really like if Crocs Inc considered offering an option in this model of crocs with no strap, but right now, I have my bolt cutters handy.

notice there are no holes on the top! They are stylish and keep your feet warm. They are so very easy to clean. I don't need to be careful outside in mud or whatever. Just wash them off in sink! They look like new then

Comfortable

Husband loves and they look nicer than the original crocs