The short answer is Yes. It is also important that the Crocs you wear should be supportive, comfortable, do not cause blisters (in most cases you will have to wear socks), and then it should be one that you don’t have to worry about getting them wet. Some Crocs designs are super supportive and will … Read more
There are several reasons chefs wear Crocs, they wear it not because Crocs help them cook faster or make them feel comfortable only. Working as a food preparation worker or a chef in the kitchen requires you to pay attention to your feet, as you will be walking on a solid and slippery surface. In … Read more
It’s a big NO. You should not try wearing Crocs for squats at all. You could get yourself injured, and that’s the truth. While some friends of mine claim that Crocs could be worn for arms, and shouldn’t be worn when you’re doing legs; squatting, for instance, I still kick against wearing it to the … Read more
The general reason why Crocs melt is if it is exposed to extreme heat over a long period of time. Crocs is made of rubber material which makes it very vulnerable to heat. You cannot place your Crocs around heat for a long period of time and not expect it to begin to melt gradually … Read more
Crocs is durable. However, it can also be subject to wear and tear. This means that with constant and consistent use, there is always going to be a tendency of having a little deteriorating effect that would begin to take its toll on your Crocs. Especially if you are someone who wears it every day … Read more