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Old Jan 09, 2007, 06:53 AM
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Crocs Rx models

Has anyone tried the new crocs Rx models - specifically the Relief model, which is almost identical to the Professional model but is supposed to have a softer footbed and a more flexible upper.

I bought my first pair of crocs recently (Endeavour model, with NO vents) and they were more comfortable than I could have imagined, but they were TOO HOT and my feet sweat because of no ventilation. So I went to Crocs to order the Professional, but saw the Relief ones and ordered them instead. They are also supposed to run a tad wider in the toe box, and my wider guy feet may fit better in these.

Just wondering if anyone had first-hand experience comparing the newest models to the originals.

Thanks!

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Old Jan 09, 2007, 07:49 AM
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Re: Crocs Rx models

No, but keep us posted. I love the Mary-Janes because they're cute, but really, they're too narrow for me.

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Old Jan 09, 2007, 09:41 AM
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Re: Crocs Rx models

I only have the beach model. They are wonderful. I walked and walked in Disney World until I thought my legs would fall off but my feet felt great!

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Old Jan 09, 2007, 12:40 PM
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Originally Posted by youknowho View Post
I only have the beach model. They are wonderful. I walked and walked in Disney World until I thought my legs would fall off but my feet felt great!

they have knew Disney crocs!!!

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Old Sep 17, 2007, 07:50 PM
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I happen to have these, bought the silver cloud RX model and LOVE LOVE LOVE them! The toe box is roomier and the higher back is a bonus protection too. I have been plagued with heel spurs and these shoes were a welcome relief. I have spent big money on shoes in the past and this was the best 40.00 I have EVER spent!

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Old Feb 20, 2008, 09:44 AM
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I have the Crocs RX relief model and am a huge fan! After spending many hours on my feet, I don't have any pain. Usually my feet start to hurt after a few hours standing on hard surfaces as my arches collapse. Not anymore though!

I got them shipped free and less than the normal $40 with discounts from a site called the Orthotic Shop.

Like a previous poster said, best $40 you can spend for your feet!

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Old Feb 20, 2008, 02:12 PM
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Re: Crocs Rx models

I have a pair of Rx Crocs (from the podiatrist) and I live in them around the house. They are the first thing my feet touch when I get out of bed. They have holes so I can't wear them to work, and they're not for working out, but for everything else they ROCK!

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Old Feb 21, 2008, 06:20 PM
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Re: Crocs Rx models

I would like to purchase crocs but do not know where you find all the different styles mentioned? Online or in stores? I have spent so much money on everything from Dansko to Merrill's - are crocs any better?

Thanks.

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Old Feb 21, 2008, 06:24 PM
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Re: Crocs Rx models

I ordered mine from Crocs.com, not sure if you can buy the RX models in the stores? Check the store locator on the website, I am sure you can find someplace near you that you can shop.

A word of caution, I only get the Crocs, not the lookalike ones.

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Old Feb 21, 2008, 08:25 PM
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Originally Posted by LoriRN2B View Post
I ordered mine from Crocs.com, not sure if you can buy the RX models in the stores? Check the store locator on the website, I am sure you can find someplace near you that you can shop.

A word of caution, I only get the Crocs, not the lookalike ones.
Thanks Lori. I spend long, long hours on the unit and will try the Crocs. I just gave away a new pair of Dansko's (worth $125.00). Pretty expensive lesson!

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