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You could push gurneys through the ER all day or stand by the bedside of patients for hours and your feet would never know the difference — we mean it. Nearly all styles of Crocs hold a special place in the hearts of healthcare workers for their comfort and easy-to-clean materials (make sure to check out the miniature stethoscope Jibbitz too). The “On The Clock” clogs offer additional thoughtful design details like extra arch support and breathable, removable foot liners that make them ideal for scooting around hospital hallways. Notably, they feature the proprietary LiteRide material, which is lighter and softer than the resin material that makes up Croslite.What testers say: “These shoes are amazing, I groom dogs so I am constantly getting splashed/wet from dealing with dogs and these keep my feet dry all day, they are also super comfy, I would definitely recommend them, I work in a wet environment and the non-slip bottoms work super well!”

Price upon publish date of this article: $29.99

Crocs debuted the Dylan Clog in the summer of 2023 and they’ve quickly become one of the best clogs for women. Notably, they ditch Crocs’ signature calling card, the perforated holes and the bling that accessories them, in favor of a sleek, understated solid-colored shoe.The four matte monochromatic colorways mimic the look of full-grain leather. But instead of using precious suede, they feature one single piece of Croc’s signature and sturdy synthetic material, so they’re actually able to withstand rainy or cold weather. FashionTok can’t get enough, as videos with thousands of views show users styling them with everything from jeans and shorts, to elevating clogs with skirts and dresses. And, aside from just plain looking good, the Dylan Clog has a couple of other thoughtful design details, such as extra cushioning in its deep heel cup, making them a Crocs’ answer to recovery slides, which bodes well for those with plantar fasciitis.

What testers say: “I teach every day. These are PHENOMENAL! They are comfy and easy to wear, yet they add style to any outfit. Cannot go wrong with this purchase!”

Price upon publish date of this article: $41.24

Looking for comfortable wedge sandals you can strut in for miles? The best-selling Brooklyn 4U shoes are bound to be your new go-to. The waterproof sandal style is cushioned with blissful LiteRide foam footbeds, with a firm yet plush base of Crocs’ signature Croslite material. The shoe’s simple design will go with everything in your wardrobe, while thick and stylish straps keep your foot stable and secure through long days on your feet.What testers say: “The Brooklyn 4U is very soft and comfortable under foot. The strap closest to ankle is a bit more narrow than expected, but fits me just fine. I wear a women’s 10.5 regular width and bought a 10. If I had wider feet I would have gone with an 11. So cute!”

Price upon publish date of this article: $54.99

Behold, the silhouette that started a revolution and launched dozens of killer limited edition collaborations, including sweet brand partnerships with Cinnamon Toast Crunch and A-list endorsements from celebrities like Post Malone and SZA. And, naturally, it had its Barbie moment, too. The Classic Clog is currently available in a wide selection of colors and prints, yet, no matter how many makeovers the humble style receives, we’ll always lean on its ability to keep our tired feet happy and well-supported. In fact, the roomy interior is why they’re some of the best Crocs for wide feet.There’s a good reason we consistently consider them one of the best work shoes for women and men, too, as their cushioned footbed, slip-resistant sole tread, secure heel strap, and ultra-lightweight materials make them safe, comfortable, and even stylish, for every environment.

What testers say: “This is my first pair of Crocs but will not be my last! I love these shoes. They are super comfortable and easy to slip on and go!”

Price upon publish date of this article: $49.99