CROCS Men Echo Clog Clogs Sandal (Red , 7)
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Important Note
- Please note that our products are listed in UK sizes, while Crocs brand uses US sizes. Refer to our size chart for accurate sizing.
Product Details
Brand
CROCS
Type
Clogs
Heel Pattern
Solid
Upper Pattern
Solid
Closure
Sling Back, Slipon
Type for Flats
Sandal
Color
Red
Brand Color
Varsity Red
Net Quantity
1
Article Number
207937-6WC
Ideal For
Men
Tanning Process
Synthetic
Removable Insole
No
Pack of
1
Sole Material
Rubber
Inner Material
croslite
Insole Material
croslite
Other Details
Incredibly light and easy to wear, Fully molded Croslite™ upper and foundation, Water-friendly and buoyant; weighs only ounces, Ventilation ports add breathability and help shed water, Easy to clean and quick to dry, Heel pad on back strap for extra comfort, Customizable with Jibbitz™ charms, Dual density support with Croslite™ sole and LiteRide™ Footbed
Weight
400 g (per single Sandal) - Weight of the product may vary depending on size.
Euro Size
41.5
Heel Height
0 inch
Occasion
Casual
Outer Material
Croslite
Size
7 UK/India
UK/India Size
7
The Echo Collection is for those who want comfort without compromising their look. This fully molded clog is anything but conformist, with bold sculpting and sport inspiration that keeps streetwear at its core. With Croslite™ construction and a LiteRide™ drop-in footbed, you can stay comfortable while hitting the street in the Echo collection.
Ratings & Reviews
3.7
1,234 ratings and 46 reviewsWhat our customers felt:
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5
good product as expected
READ MORECertified Buyer, Palakkad District
4
Awesome product
READ MORECertified Buyer, East Godavari District
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Questions and Answers
Q:Is it comfortable from inside
A:No
Venugopal N
Certified Buyer6
11
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Q:I wear size 10 which one should I consider
A:No
Anonymous
Certified Buyer5
12
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Q:I wear size 7 what should I bought I mean which size??
A:6
Kare bhagya Lakshmi
Certified Buyer13
5
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