Lakeland Active Men's Allonby Clogs

Fully waterproof (apart from the large hole where you put your foot in, 𝑜𝑏𝑣𝑖𝑜𝑢𝑠𝑙𝑦) great for the garden or camping when you need to nip out for something and the ground is wet but it's far too much effort to put proper shoes on and do up laces etc. Your socks are safe from the dew and rain! Quite wide and loose-fitting but it doesn't matter because the strap at the back holds them on. Quite thin soles so you can feel the ground through them and if you trudge around on rocks for too long they will probably wear out.

These clogs are reasonable quality and comfort. They are wider and deeper than average but correct for length. With a wide foot and thick socks they are still a fairly loose fit for me.Can be worn with strap up at the back or loose in forward position.Too early to tell durability.

Great for wide feet. I take a size 11, but I suspect that a size 10 would fit.

I used to buy the cheap and cheerful, recycled plastic clogs of this type from Aldi or Lidl, but they have mysteriously disappeared off the shelves for two or three years now, so I thought I'd try an upgrade. These are certainly more sturdy and much better made, but there is just one problem – they are nowhere near as comfortable as their recycled-traffic-cone cousins. They are far more rigid and the top is really quite high, so fine if you have swollen feet, but otherwise you might feeling yourself rattling around in them. They are only sold in UK sizes, which is fine, except that I knew that my perfect fit was a Euro size 41. I ordered size 8 and was slightly worried that they'd be too small; I needn't have been, because it actually has size 42 underneath – strange in a way, because their very wide fit makes them look smaller at first glance. Because the tops are so high my toes slide down to the front end, which is rather hard and unforgiving. It's difficult to be harsh on a product that is well made and better for gardening than the usual Croc-type, as there are no holes on the top for water and soil to enter. So perfectly fine then, as long as you are aware of their characteristics.

very poor sizing,I'm a 10 they feel like a 12.also seem poor quality

Bought a pair of these clogs three years ago and subsequently wore them almost every day. They are lightweight and waterproof and broad enough even for my wide feet. When they finally wore out, it was a very easy decision to invest in a replacement pair. I use them outside in the garden and inside as house shoes/slippers. Supremely comfortable. Get a pair!

All good 🦍

An obvious 'Crocs' copy down to the fold-back ankle strap and the raised dimpling along the foot bed but without the ventilation. These look quite wide, and are, so may be advantageous for wear by those with very wide or swollen feet, oedema etc, but only for very short periods.The dimpling underfoot may help prevent the foot from slipping but is also sometimes claimed to help circulation and prevent some issues by 'massaging' the foot as it moves within the shoe. Usually, it needs 2 or 3 days for them to feel 'natural' and for the dimples not be felt or to be slightly annoying. The longevity of true 'Crocs' is well-known but yet uncertain for these.While the shoes are very flexible and quite soft enough to compress under thumb pressure, they became increasingly uncomfortable after the first hour of wear until, 3-4 hours and wear then unbearable. Removing them then became a pleasure! Several pairs of Crocs wear owned in the past and it was not uncommon to wear a pair for 12 hours or more without being aware of their existence - they were that comfortable; these are not and were later returned.If as as a company you intend to copy another's concept, then do it well. Lakeland may be good for kitchen utensils but their footwear is not helping the brand's reputation.Best avoided unless for very short-term wear.