Is there a difference between Crocs and fake Crocs?

Is there a difference between Crocs and fake Crocs?

You can spot fake Crocs if they are missing any of authentic Crocs’ distinctive features, such as a tag with a barcode unique to the shoe model, genuine logos in specific places on the shoes, particular information on the outsoles, and the characteristic light, flexible, foam-like material.

Why do podiatrists recommend Crocs?

For people who can’t bend down or have other mobility issues, Crocs are just convenient. Lastly, if you’re still working from home and simply need to revamp your house slipper game, Dr. Barrow says Crocs are A-OK to wear, since you’re not doing any heavy-duty walking.

Do podiatrists approve of Crocs?

Podiatrists agree that Crocs aren’t necessarily the best option on the market, but they are a great option for anyone recovering from a foot surgery. They also offer a wide toe box which is great for people with hammertoes or wide feet, but that’s where the list ends.

Why are there 13 holes in Crocs?

There are exactly 13 holes on each pair of Crocs. Whether you’re looking at a pair of kids’ Crocs or men’s size 15 Crocs, each pair has 13 holes on the top of the shoe. But they aren’t just there for aesthetics. The holes serve as ventilation and let out excess moisture to keep the shoes fresh.