Crocs Brooklyn Flat; Black, W8
Comfort you can't do without. Immerse yourself in unparalleled comfort with the latest creations from Crocs for your feet. Your everyday life will be transformed by the perfect fit and outstanding wearing comfort. Enjoy the combination of modern design and well-being with every step. Treat your feet to the break they deserve – with Crocs, your companion for ultimate comfort.
Comfort you can't do without. Immerse yourself in unparalleled comfort with the latest creations from Crocs for your feet. Your everyday life will be transformed by the perfect fit and outstanding wearing comfort. Enjoy the combination of modern design and well-being with every step. Treat your feet to the break they deserve – with Crocs, your companion for ultimate comfort.
Comfort you can't do without. Immerse yourself in unparalleled comfort with the latest creations from Crocs for your feet. Your everyday life will be transformed by the perfect fit and outstanding wearing comfort. Enjoy the combination of modern design and well-being with every step. Treat your feet to the break they deserve – with Crocs, your companion for ultimate comfort.
Comfort you can't do without. Immerse yourself in unparalleled comfort with the latest creations from Crocs for your feet. Your everyday life will be transformed by the perfect fit and outstanding wearing comfort. Enjoy the combination of modern design and well-being with every step. Treat your feet to the break they deserve – with Crocs, your companion for ultimate comfort.
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originally posted on crocsaustralia.com.au
I miss the old flats - these ones are a tiny bit tight but the size up would have been huge. I've had a numb big toe and had blisters on heel during first week and had to wear them in with socks.Going to try to put them in warm water and try and stretch with thick socks but can't keep getting numb toes from tight shoes. Don't want to give up on shoes yet! Two weeks inThese were my ideal work shoes for working in early childhood and being around water-play and sandpit
originally posted on crocs.com
I recently stopped by the Crocs store to try out these flats. I have a wide foot (D almost E) and wear a women size 8 (I bought an 8 in Quartz). I have been wearing these to work over the last couple of weeks and I have gotten a lot of compliments. They are extremely comfortable and do not rub uncomfortably or cause blisters. I have been living my life in the wide shoes from Torrid, but been running those to the ground. These feel very sturdy and very comfortable. I'm actually here to buy another pair in black (not available in my store). I would absolutely recommend these.
originally posted on crocs.ca
These are not like the Kadee ballet flats at all, but that's not a bad thing.What I enjoy about the Brooklyn flats is that they have a thinner and flatter outer sole. What this does for me is keep my ankle straighter with less side-to-side rolling when I walk. It allows me to feel more stable when I walk. If you own the other croc flats, the Kadee work flats (without the cutouts oven the toes and on both sides of the heel), those are the thickest soles and the most rounded. In the middle are the Kadee flats (with the cutouts) and the flattest are these Brooklyn flats. Having hugely wide feet, I love how these shoes cover a lot more of the toes. With Kadee flats, my little toe is barely in the shoe, only the very tip of the toe is in the shoe. With the Brooklyn ... MoreThese are not like the Kadee ballet flats at all, but that's not a bad thing.What I enjoy about the Brooklyn flats is that they have a thinner and flatter outer sole. What this does for me is keep my ankle straighter with less side-to-side rolling when I walk. It allows me to feel more stable when I walk. If you own the other croc flats, the Kadee work flats (without the cutouts oven the toes and on both sides of the heel), those are the thickest soles and the most rounded. In the middle are the Kadee flats (with the cutouts) and the flattest are these Brooklyn flats. Having hugely wide feet, I love how these shoes cover a lot more of the toes. With Kadee flats, my little toe is barely in the shoe, only the very tip of the toe is in the shoe. With the Brooklyn flats, all my toes are fully in the shoe which I love, but it also makes the 'mouth' of the shoe a bit restricting so I have a bit of a red mark at the end of the day but I'm okay with that.What you might not enjoy about the shoes is that the material is not the same. The regular "croslight" material feels light, airy, and feels like it just wants to take the shape of your foot. Narrow feet, wide feet, croslight will bend and stretch and over time, become almost custom made. The Kadee flats are 100% croslight so the whole shoe feels great. The Brooklyn flats are not 100% croslight, they are mostly TPU rubber with the insole being croslight and the top of the toe box is also croslight. What that means is that the shoe feels much different. It feels like the rubber is denser, stiffer and doesn't want to give way as much. It's also a rubber that doesn't stretch much (unlike croslight) and returns to normal shape when you are done wearing the shoes. This means they don't really ever adjust to your foot, it's your foot that will adjust. It's a bit hard to describe but the rubber used for the Brooklyn flats is more like a typical rain boot type rubber (smooth, flexible enough, but wants to stick to the shape it was molded into rather than your foot.I prefer the Brooklyn flats to the Kadees because the toe box has all my toes properly inside the shoe and my pinky toe is not barely holding on not to fall out, but I do miss having the ability to custom fit the flats with a hair dryer or warm water like the flats made of croslight. I actually do NOT recommend trying to dip those in hot water because the parts of the shoe made of croslight WILL stretch, but not the TPU rubber so it leaves the shoes deformed and looking 'melted' a bit. When worn, it doesn't show but without my feet in them, they are crinkly a bit all around like the neck of a t-shirt that stretched over time.
Women's Brooklyn Flat
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Sandals Crocs Brooklyn Flat black pure woman - 41-42
Delivery $64.99
Crocs Brooklyn Flat Black
Delivery $110.03
Crocs Women Brooklyn Flat
Delivery between 9–12 Oct $29
Crocs Women Brooklyn Flat
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I miss the old flats - these ones are a tiny bit tight but the size up would have been huge. I've had a numb big toe and had blisters on heel during first week and had to wear them in with socks.Going to try to put them in warm water and try and stretch with thick socks but can't keep getting numb toes from tight shoes. Don't want to give up on shoes yet! Two weeks inThese were my ideal work shoes for working in early childhood and being around water-play and sandpit
I recently stopped by the Crocs store to try out these flats. I have a wide foot (D almost E) and wear a women size 8 (I bought an 8 in Quartz). I have been wearing these to work over the last couple of weeks and I have gotten a lot of compliments. They are extremely comfortable and do not rub uncomfortably or cause blisters. I have been living my life in the wide shoes from Torrid, but been running those to the ground. These feel very sturdy and very comfortable. I'm actually here to buy another pair in black (not available in my store). I would absolutely recommend these.
These are not like the Kadee ballet flats at all, but that's not a bad thing.What I enjoy about the Brooklyn flats is that they have a thinner and flatter outer sole. What this does for me is keep my ankle straighter with less side-to-side rolling when I walk. It allows me to feel more stable when I walk. If you own the other croc flats, the Kadee work flats (without the cutouts oven the toes and on both sides of the heel), those are the thickest soles and the most rounded. In the middle are the Kadee flats (with the cutouts) and the flattest are these Brooklyn flats. Having hugely wide feet, I love how these shoes cover a lot more of the toes. With Kadee flats, my little toe is barely in the shoe, only the very tip of the toe is in the shoe. With the Brooklyn ... MoreThese are not like the Kadee ballet flats at all, but that's not a bad thing.What I enjoy about the Brooklyn flats is that they have a thinner and flatter outer sole. What this does for me is keep my ankle straighter with less side-to-side rolling when I walk. It allows me to feel more stable when I walk. If you own the other croc flats, the Kadee work flats (without the cutouts oven the toes and on both sides of the heel), those are the thickest soles and the most rounded. In the middle are the Kadee flats (with the cutouts) and the flattest are these Brooklyn flats. Having hugely wide feet, I love how these shoes cover a lot more of the toes. With Kadee flats, my little toe is barely in the shoe, only the very tip of the toe is in the shoe. With the Brooklyn flats, all my toes are fully in the shoe which I love, but it also makes the 'mouth' of the shoe a bit restricting so I have a bit of a red mark at the end of the day but I'm okay with that.What you might not enjoy about the shoes is that the material is not the same. The regular "croslight" material feels light, airy, and feels like it just wants to take the shape of your foot. Narrow feet, wide feet, croslight will bend and stretch and over time, become almost custom made. The Kadee flats are 100% croslight so the whole shoe feels great. The Brooklyn flats are not 100% croslight, they are mostly TPU rubber with the insole being croslight and the top of the toe box is also croslight. What that means is that the shoe feels much different. It feels like the rubber is denser, stiffer and doesn't want to give way as much. It's also a rubber that doesn't stretch much (unlike croslight) and returns to normal shape when you are done wearing the shoes. This means they don't really ever adjust to your foot, it's your foot that will adjust. It's a bit hard to describe but the rubber used for the Brooklyn flats is more like a typical rain boot type rubber (smooth, flexible enough, but wants to stick to the shape it was molded into rather than your foot.I prefer the Brooklyn flats to the Kadees because the toe box has all my toes properly inside the shoe and my pinky toe is not barely holding on not to fall out, but I do miss having the ability to custom fit the flats with a hair dryer or warm water like the flats made of croslight. I actually do NOT recommend trying to dip those in hot water because the parts of the shoe made of croslight WILL stretch, but not the TPU rubber so it leaves the shoes deformed and looking 'melted' a bit. When worn, it doesn't show but without my feet in them, they are crinkly a bit all around like the neck of a t-shirt that stretched over time.
I first got a size 8 after measuring my feet and checking the sizes. I'm a size 7 but in normal Crocs I wear a 8.So the 8 was soo big, ordered a 7 as I must of measured wrong and nope these are half a centimetre to big so still flop off as I walk, they are wearable but my toes hurt so much from digging in to keep them from falling off. If I order a 6 they will be way to small. So disappointing as they weren't cheap shoes.The only plus is these look nice but even with shoe divices to help them fit I'm finding it over all very uncomfortable
I love these shoes! I first bought the black flats and then I bought the rest of the colors. I have been using them mostly at work (I'm a teacher) and they feel very comfortable. My feet don't hurt by the end of the day. I normally wear a size 9.5W but I always size up my crocs to a W10. My only complaint is the Quartz color is actually a light pink instead of white like you see in the picture. Regardless, I still love these shoes!
I wear my Croc ballet flats several times a week. I'm lucky to have them in 5 different colors. I'm on my feet for four hours or so at a time during the week and find them to be quite comfortable. I was super excited to see these pop up since I can't get my old crocs anymore. I tried them on in store last week and they fit completely different. They make my feet feel like I'm walking on the outside of them. Please bring back the mammoth ballet flats simple or with discs.
Really comfortable and nicer than expected.Grip pattern inside on the sole is uncomfortable at first (only worn without socks) but soon get used to it. Really comfortable overall. Feet doesn't sweat. Doesn't feel rubbery or anything. Just feels normal extension of the feet.I'm already looking at purchasing another pair.
I really wanted to love these shoes as they are so cute but the sizing is so wrong just as others have mentioned. If you're in between sizes, forget about it. I bought the burgundy in size 7, since my usual size is 7.5. They looked really nice but they were way too big, loose and flopped off my feet as they were too wide. I returned them and got a size 6. Now those were a bit too tight, I could kinda wear them as the width was fine but my big toe felt too squished and it hurt after walking a few mins. I tried to stretch them with different methods I found online but it didn't work and they did give me blisters on the back of my ankle when I tried to wore them one day. I wanted to keep giving them a chance because I really liked how they look so another day I tried ... MoreI really wanted to love these shoes as they are so cute but the sizing is so wrong just as others have mentioned. If you're in between sizes, forget about it. I bought the burgundy in size 7, since my usual size is 7.5. They looked really nice but they were way too big, loose and flopped off my feet as they were too wide. I returned them and got a size 6. Now those were a bit too tight, I could kinda wear them as the width was fine but my big toe felt too squished and it hurt after walking a few mins. I tried to stretch them with different methods I found online but it didn't work and they did give me blisters on the back of my ankle when I tried to wore them one day. I wanted to keep giving them a chance because I really liked how they look so another day I tried to keep stretching them by wearing them with very thin socks made for flats to protect from getting blisters and now they were very noisy when walking plus they did not stretch in the end. Very sad I tried everything but there was no way to make them work.Like other reviewers have asked, PLEASE MAKE HALF SIZES!
I own six pairs of Kadee flats in size 10 and wear them spring, summer and fall. They're great for walking too. They have lots of miles on them. But they're discontinued.I decided to try your newest flats. I bought the dark cherry Brooklyn flats. I received them today and they're beautiful and comfortable; however, they are too long! There's a half inch gap behind my heels. My feet are slightly on the wider side. The toe box is very comfortable and a bit more roomy than the Kadee flats. It may be for that reason they're too long. My foot pushes into the toe box. I'd like to avoid the hassle and shipping to exchange them and hopefully find a store locally that carries them. The color is nice for fall and will compliment autumn wardrobe colors.
I am so disappointed. I have loved Crocs flats for years and I wear each pair as my daily work shoe for months and months (even years) on end; they are usually just dressy enough to match business casual attire and very comfortable yet durable and washable. However, Crocs has changed the design of the flats and this most recent design (the Brooklyn Flat) is horrible.I was apprehensive to order these to begin with because of the design change and some of the reviews, but I was desperate for new flats after wearing my previous pair almost daily for over a year (or two?). Somehow the Brooklyn Flat in my regular size is too big and sliding off in the back/sides (not to mention the God awful toe shape that feels and looks so bulky--and it made me trip several times...) ... MoreI am so disappointed. I have loved Crocs flats for years and I wear each pair as my daily work shoe for months and months (even years) on end; they are usually just dressy enough to match business casual attire and very comfortable yet durable and washable. However, Crocs has changed the design of the flats and this most recent design (the Brooklyn Flat) is horrible.I was apprehensive to order these to begin with because of the design change and some of the reviews, but I was desperate for new flats after wearing my previous pair almost daily for over a year (or two?). Somehow the Brooklyn Flat in my regular size is too big and sliding off in the back/sides (not to mention the God awful toe shape that feels and looks so bulky--and it made me trip several times...) but they are also so so tight and I had almost immediate blisters from the area around my toes on the top of my foot.I am not sure if the materials changed to make this shoe (again, I'm a strictly Crocs or tennis shoes wearer...) or not, but for some reason this shoe sounded SO loud as I walked down the tile floors. I laughed to myself because somehow it sounded like a horse galloping..how does that happen?! I figured it had to be somewhat comical to others watching me walk all day--tripping over the toe, trying to figure out how to hold the shoe on my foot because of it slipping yet also in incredible pain because of the blisters--I cannot remember ever getting blisters from my initial days of wearing a Croc shoe. Anyway, I tried pushing my foot all the way to the front of the shoe, no help; I tried pushing my foot all the way to the back, no help. Maybe some people didn't like the cut out design at the back of the last dressier-flats designs, but I had grown to like it through the years. I did order the Kadee flats as well as I have worn that design or a similar one since 2013 and that shoe is just as expected. But I don't personally consider the Kadee flat as "dressy" and it is more difficult to make it look nice enough for business casual--I wear those for plain casual occasions.I am so disappointed in the Brooklyn Flat and I have no idea what "dressier" flat shoes to get now because I've only worn the Crocs designs for so many years. Ugh...back to the drawing board.
