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Crocs Classic Clog

One clog for pool decks, boat days and hostel showers

A lightweight slip-on clog made of closed-cell Croslite foam, with a pivoting heel strap and a non-marking sole. Unisex sizing. Hand wash and keep it away from extreme heat.

Our take

Flip-flops are the default wet-shoe pick, and they're fine until you need to walk farther than the pool. Crocs cover that gap. The closed-cell Croslite foam doesn't care about pool water, shower floors or boat decks, and it wipes clean in seconds.

On a cruise, a beach week or a hostel trip, that's the shoe you'll reach for most. They slip on for the late-night bathroom run, and the pivoting heel strap keeps them on when you walk a bit further. The sole is non-marking, sizing is unisex, and they're light. The trade-off is the shape. It doesn't flatten, so they take more room than flip-flops, and the foam can warp in a hot car or on a sunny deck.

If you have some spare space and a wet trip ahead, we'd pack them. For a tight carry-on or long walking days, take flat sandals instead. Check the price before you go.

Who it’s for

Beach, cruise, camping and hostel travelers who want one easy shoe for wet decks, shared showers and lounging around.

Skip it if

Skip it if you pack a small carry-on tight or want a shoe for long walks. Flat flip-flops or slim sport sandals take less room.

Crocs Classic Clog: questions people ask

Are Crocs good for travel?

They're handy for beaches, pools, cruises and shared showers because they're light and dry fast. They're bulky to pack, so they work best when you have spare bag space.

Can you wear Crocs in the shower at a hostel?

Yes, lots of travelers do. The foam is waterproof and wipes clean, so they make a good shower shoe for shared bathrooms.

Do Crocs shrink in the heat?

Crocs says to keep them away from extreme heat. A hot car or long hours in direct sun can change their shape.

Where we recommend it

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