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Crocs Yukon Review

By RL Policar
August 25, 2008 3 Min Read
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It has been over 5 1/2 months since I’ve received the Crocs Yukon To say that I’ve worn “tested” these is an understatement. I’ve practically worn the Crocs Yukon almost every day of those 5 1/2 months and I have to tell you, I still love them!

When I first got the Crocs, not everyone I showed them to loved them as much as I did. I had about 50% that thought they were fugly and the other 50% thought they were pretty cool.
worn crocs

Just in case you need them, here’s the specs:

• leather upper and neutral color combinations add rugged sophistication to this traditionally comfy clog
• ventilation ports increase breathability and filter water and debris away from the footbed
• loose fit allows foot to bend and expand naturally, reducing fatigue
• slip resistant and non-marking soles
• made with croslite™ material
MSRP $49.99

You’re probably wondering why are a pair of Crocs being reviewed on a mountain biking website. It’s simple, sometimes we don’t like to drive to the trail head in our riding shoes. So you put on a pair of Crocs before and after a ride.

But what I’ve done with the Crocs is beyond what I originally use for. I basically used the Crocs for just about anything I needed to do that involved shoes. I rode my bikes with them, worked on the car, went out to eat, go to the office, the beach, took them into the ocean…you name it I did it with the Crocs.

Due to all the wear and tear I’ve put on the Crocs, now the soles look like this.

They have been put to good use and still have plenty of life in them. But the most important question people ask me is, “are they comfortable?” I answer it by saying this, “Heck yah, best shoes I’ve ever worn, I think everyone should get Crocs!” I’m serious…

People may think I’m being sarcastic, but they ARE the best shoes I’ve ever worn. They slip on easily and thanks to the straps, they don’t slide off when you are wearing them. Another concern people have would be the quality of the shoes. They looks so “plasticy” is one said to me. I explained to her that I’ve never had problems with the Croslite material, straps, buckles, velcro, leather or any other part of the shoes to fail on me. These are built really well and should last you a long time.

So all in all, I’m very happy with the Crocs, I think more people should get them and you can even select which colors you want! Personally I think I’m going to get a pair of black Crocs soon!

For more information on CROCS, visit their website HERE.

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2 Comments
  1. Joe S. says:
    August 25, 2008 at 11:30 am

    Love my Crocs Cayman! Super comfy, have been using them since I’ve bought them. I like those Yukons, I’ll have to find a pair.

    Sometimes I get feedback that they are not the most attractive thing, but i always say “as long as my feet are comfortable…dont care”… 🙂

  2. Ghost Rider says:
    August 25, 2008 at 12:31 pm

    Yeah, I was amazed at how durable that seemingly flimsy foam material is. I’ve had a pair of Crocs for about 3 years, and I’ve mowed the lawn, ridden hundreds of bike miles, went to Disneyworld and a million other things in them, and they’re still going strong.

    Here’s a secret — the all-foam ones are top-rack dishwasher safe (as long as there’s not an upper heating element). Or you can throw them in the washing machine with a load of towels and they come out sparkly.

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