Crocs Shoes started in Colorado,
when three Boulder based founders decided to market
an unusual shoe which was developed and manufactured
by Foam Creations, Inc. Crocs were originally intended
for boating because of its slip-resistant, superior
grip and non-marking sole. By 2003 Crocs shoes were
universally accepted as an all purpose shoe for comfort
and fashion. Between 2003 and 2004, Crocs shoes not
only acquired Foam Creations, but grew tremendously
and focused on managing the growth, while maintaining
control at the same time.
Crocs shoes have a large following.
Nurses, who may have been the inspiration for calling
them Crocs
nursing shoes, doctors, gardeners, chefs and sailors
are faithful to
Crocs because of their legendary comfort
status. However, they are not only perfect for standing
around all day making a fashion statement, but also
can create conversation while identifying you (the
lady with the Orange
Clogs!).
Crocs shoes are unisex. Men’s
sizes are 2 sizes smaller than women (a woman’s
6 is a men’s 4). From virtually weightless Crocs flip
flop sandals to rubber looking clog
like shoes dyed every color of the rainbow to
Crocs Prima
ballet shoes,
Crocs womens and mens shoes are anti-microbial, odor
resistant, wide, have a roomy, shock absorbing contoured
orthodic footbed with circulation nubs to stimulate
blood flow and an extra soft double cushioning Croslite
material that conforms to the wearer’s feet.
Crocs are ergonomically certified
to reduce muscle fatigue up to 62% more than standing
barefoot. The patented heel strap increases performance
and support by keeping foot from wondering off, while
the potholes offer plenty of breathing room and whoosh
away dirt, debris and water.
Crocs
Shoes care is easy: just need to be sterilized
in water and bleach, making it a low maintenance shoe.
Socks are optional, but comfort and style are a definitely
plus and Crocs shoes will make people’s eyes
drop to your feet!