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These are average knockoffs. They're well below the brand-name quality, but will hold up fine for a season of garden wear. These are in line with the kind of knockoffs you get at the drug store, so at the current 25 bucks, priced too high (but you know Amazon prices move all over the place).These run perhaps a little large. I wear an 8.5, so I got the 9s, and they're fairly big, a good 1/2-3/4" of room behind my heel, but they stay on fine, and fit nicely with the strap. Since I can't compare the 8 sizing, I don't have a good way of estimating whether half sizes should go up or down, but if you do go up, they'll be roomy but stay on your feet.

If you have wide feet as I do, then look into clogs for a comfortably wide toebox. These are great, not cramping my foot at all.The sole is rather stiff so I removed the thin liner that came with it and put in a more cushy liner that I had from a pair of Slogger clogs. I can't wear it without a liner, as the holes inside are not comfortable to the soles of my feet. With the liner, I'm quite pleased with these for working in my garden or wearing around the community. There are all sorts of liners and cushions available and some have more arch support. These clogs require a full-length liner, not a partial.This has a strap if you like that. I never use it, and just leave it pushed forward.They do make my feet sweat a little, but I didn't want ones with side vents as then your feet get wet when walking in the rain.

I got these for work. They are comfortable and easy to put on. They have great slip resistant and are really light weight, great if you have to run after little ones. They are so easy to wipe clean at the end of the day as well.

Material are cheap and over priced.