Men's LiteRide Pacer

These are a really good quality sneaker, this coming from a podiatrist. They are lightweight and breathable and have a modern look to them. They are great for dressing up and dressing down. My husband found his first pair brand new at a consignment shop for $10 and ran them into the ground so to speak so I got him a new pair. He typically wears aasics which have great arch support and finds these just as comfortable. He gets a lot of compliments on them and everyone is always surprised to hear they are Crocs! The upper last, vamp, and toe box are a rubber material which makes them easy to clean. By breathable, I mean there are large pores in the rubber fabric so they are not great for a rainy day or wet grass.

The Crocs Men's LiteRide 360 Pacer Sneakers have redefined comfort in footwear for me. These sneakers are an absolute delight to wear, and I couldn't be more satisfied with my purchase. Firstly, the LiteRide technology is a game-changer. The cushioning and support these sneakers provide are like walking on clouds. Whether I'm on a long walk or spending hours on my feet, my feet remain comfortable and pain-free. The design is sleek and versatile, making them suitable for various occasions. They look equally good with casual attire or sporty outfits. The material is lightweight and breathable, which is perfect for all-day wear. I've never experienced any discomfort or sweaty feet, even during warm weather. Sizing was accurate, and the fit is secure without feeling too tight. These sneakers offer excellent arch support and shock absorption, making them ideal for both daily activities and light workouts. In conclusion, the Crocs Men's LiteRide 360 Pacer Sneakers have exceeded my expectations in terms of comfort, style, and functionality. They've quickly become my go-to footwear for everyday use. If you value comfort and want a versatile pair of sneakers, look no further. These are worth every penny, and I highly recommend them!

I am a veterinary assistant and on my feet most of the day. Crocs lite ride are the only sneakers that work for me. My feet don't hurt. They are comfortable. I wait until they go on sale and then I buy them. I have 3 pairs. In different colors. I have tried the croc platforms and the nurse crocs but they don't work for me like these. They are not waterproof! On the days it rains I wear my hiking shoes. I don't pay more than $20-$30. They dry really fast. I love them

These shoes are super good looking. The ventilation throughout the shoe is great and feels good. Love how they aren’t super bulky compared to most runner shoes so they can be worn with pants and not look goofy. Black or white socks don’t really matter, to me at least. I don’t mind that the white from socks shows through. I did find that lint from the socks starts to come through the holes in the shoe but not a lot and not a super big deal. I would have given 5 stars but my only dislike with this shoe, is the insole is not removable; well not really. The literide insole is definitely not for everybody including myself. I’m on my feet for 10+ hours a day and after the first day my feet were letting me know. Figured I could just switch the insoles but they are really glued down to the shoe. The red “crocs” logo on the bottom is actually apart of the insole itself making it harder to take out. After a few minutes of tugging and pulling I eventually got out enough of the insole to put in a pair of Dr. Scholls. I had to super glue the hole in the bottom with the red foam from the insole because I didn’t want them to get wet at work. Overall, this shoe looks good and is comfy. The only flaw is the insole. If crocs were to make this shoe but with a removable insole that would be awesome.

Found this looking for a replacement to a very worn out sandal that was cutting into my foot. This has the cushion of Crocs which makes it very comfortable as typical Crocs but in a sneaker shape vs the clog design. These have the same footbed as clogs but not being a clog the toe box is narrower. Being a sneaker shape is what I like most about this, it cups on your heel like a sneaker and there’s less room for your foot to float around like the normal Croc clog does so I’m more comfortable walking around with it, playing w /the kids or chasing the kids around. This is more for light play as I would go back to sneakers for anything more active. I wear mens 8 1/2 regular and the fit of the size 9 LiteRide very well with a comfortable amount space before the tip of the shoe. The shoelaces are mostly for show as the laces rest over a thin mesh/cloth like material, I don't feel it when on. I find the shoe more comfortable without socks but that may unique per wearer, for me it was a tighter fit and the mesh like cloth caught onto the socks so I could not slip the shoe on quickly. Having taken this on a 7 day cruise and subjected to many conditions this is definitely one of my now favorites. I've taken this to the beaches and water in both Florida and the Bahamas, sand collects but is easily to removed with the shoe on and off your feet, it just pours out because there's nothing for the stand to stick with having the Croc foam footbed and upper made of rubber. Multiple afternoons at the ship’s AquaPark on tube rides, slides and pools and walking around the pools and the many other wet surface was never a loss of traction for me. It was a quick slip on slipper with sneaker like wearability. The shoe dried quickly in matter of hours in both FL and Caribbean environments, footbed could be dry in matter of minutes given its non absorbing and in the sun, the small mesh section and shoelaces was never a problem and was still comfortable to wear.. overall very happy with the decision on this covered toe shoe for water and relaxed outdoor activities

I've tried these both in mens 5 and 6. The 6 (my usual size) is too long but still quite narrow. The 5 fits in length but is extremely narrow that I cannot wear 🧦 comfortably. I had my thinnest socks on and it was so tight it reminded me of water shoes. If that's what you plan to use them for I would say go down a size than you usually get in Crocs. I've seen a lot of reviews saying that they are better to wear with socks because of the chance of blisters,etc. If you have any width to your feet-- socks would be too uncomfortable to wear with these. I really wish for sneaker versions Crocs would adopt half sizes. They're also a little difficult to get on over the typical crocs clogs. I included photos of the 👟 next to my usual size crocs clogs. I also purchased the women's version that I will be reviewing as well to compare the different sizes. That being said, the material is fabric on the tongue which doesn't move and the laces are decorative. The rest of the material feels like a type of croslite. These also didn't arrive with the literide jibbitz.

I got these shoes mainly to provide air to my feet. Normally when I take my shoes off at the end of the day, I need to wash them immediately due to the smell. After being in a sock and closed shoe, my feet are pretty stinky. With these Crocs, the air provided to my foot throughout the day reduced foot odor over 95%! They are very comfortable as well and light but sturdy. The gray color goes with everything, and the shoes are a cinch to clean. I'm very satisfied with them for the cost. Great product!

If you have ever worn normal crocs the soles in these feel pretty much identical. The top is slightly tighter and more wet gets in your shoe walking on wet grass but they are very comfortable and just like regular crocs. They are more flexible which helps with foot soreness but I wouldn’t wear these without socks. Because they are flexible and the top is made out of a rubbery kind of feel they rubbed the top of your foot pretty hard if you’re not wearing socks, so definitely socks or most likely blisters. I will say these are my new favorite shoes wear them a couple of days before deciding.