--- product_id: 780533981 title: "Crocs Specialist Enclosed (Unisex)" brand: "crocs" price: "1337 DH" currency: MAD in_stock: true reviews_count: 13 category: "Crocs" url: https://www.desertcart.ma/products/780533981-crocs-specialist-enclosed-unisex store_origin: MA region: Morocco --- # Waterproof closed-toe design Ergonomic outsole for all-day comfort Enhanced arch support & footbed massage nubs Crocs Specialist Enclosed (Unisex) **Brand:** crocs **Price:** 1337 DH **Availability:** ✅ In Stock ## Summary > 🥿 Step into specialist-level comfort and style—because your feet deserve the upgrade. ## Quick Answers - **What is this?** Crocs Specialist Enclosed (Unisex) by crocs - **How much does it cost?** 1337 DH with free shipping - **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship - **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.ma](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/780533981-crocs-specialist-enclosed-unisex) ## Best For - crocs enthusiasts ## Why This Product - Trusted crocs brand quality - Free international shipping included - Worldwide delivery with tracking - 15-day hassle-free returns ## Key Features - • **Customizable Fit:** Adjustable heel strap offers versatile wear—secure at heel or slipped off for laid-back vibes. - • **Waterproof & Work-Ready:** Closed-toe, non-vented design keeps feet dry and protected in any environment—rain or shine, indoors or out. - • **Odor-Resistant Freshness:** Advanced synthetic materials fight odor, keeping your feet fresh from morning meetings to after-hours hangouts. - • **All-Day Comfort Engineered:** Ergonomic Croslite outsole cushions every step, perfect for marathon workdays or long city strolls. - • **Foot Massage with Every Step:** Footbed nubs stimulate circulation while enhanced arch support reduces fatigue—because your feet deserve VIP treatment. ## Overview The Crocs Specialist Enclosed clog is a unisex, fully molded shoe designed for professionals who demand comfort and protection. Featuring a waterproof synthetic upper, ergonomic Croslite outsole, adjustable heel strap, odor-resistant materials, and a footbed with massage nubs and enhanced arch support, it’s engineered to keep you comfortable and dry during long hours on your feet. Ideal for work environments requiring closed-toe footwear, this clog blends practical durability with modern comfort technology. ## Description Fully molded clog Review: Great buy, runs small for Crocs - In my experience, Crocs run big - deliberately - for comfort. However, this style fit true to size for me and fortunately, that works out well for my needs. 1) Comfort, 2) Protection, 3) Easy care I have Fibromyalgia which can limit how long I can stand or walk. I resisted buying Crocs for years - I thought they were ugly, over-priced and "trendy". A few years ago I was shopping at Nordstrom with a gift card, my feet were killing me, and the Crocs were on sale so I finally succumbed. They have literally saved my feet! I never wore them "in public" except one summer when I was able to complete 2 rooms of wall murals that required standing for up to 6 hours a day. I mostly used them for gardening and had only one problem - the ventilation holes that kept my feet cool also let the dirt in when I'm digging - it drove me crazy!! When I went online to research footwear, I could not believe how many more options Crocs had. But the reviews can be very confusing - the same item can be panned because it "runs big" or "run small". I will qualify MY assessment by revealing that I have short, fat feet (what used to be called "Fred Flintstone" feet - now called "Hobbit" feet!) I wear a size 7, but usually have to buy "wide width". My original Crocs were a size 7 and were very roomy, but the Specialist style is much more snug - still there is no chafing or irritation. I was also concerned about sweaty feet, but that has not been a problem either - and it is 80 degrees here in So. Cal. I am so happy with my new shoes, I have renounced my Croc snobbery - I ordered a pair of Croc flip-flops - yep, to wear IN PUBLIC!! Review: I will always keep a pair of these - This is my third pair of Crocs-style shoes. Before owning a pair, I saw numerous people walking around in them in stores and my thoughts were, "They must be comfortable" and "They look kinda sloppy" and "I can't imagine that I'd like them". Then, about 1-1/2 years ago I was given a pair of Crocs-like (but not Crocs) shoes. This first pair was a two-piece blue and gray design that looked kinda cool and they sure were comfortable! I wore them most of the time I was home until it became cold. In cold weather I usually wear boots to keep my feet warm, but when I get home I'm like to easily slip my wool-socked feet into something more comfortable. The ventilation of the shoes worked too well, so I bought a pair of conventional at-home-type slip on shoes which didn't allow so much airflow. But when the weather got warmer the soles on my first pair were getting worn so I looked for the cheapest Croc-style shoe I could find, and it was on desertcart for only $10. That second pair was comfortable, but only when I wore socks... otherwise I didn't like the way it felt when my bare toes touched the front of the shoe. I wore them all this summer and they wore out very fast because I wore them almost anywhere. Toward the end of the summer I wore them to a friend's house in the country and as we walked on a gravel road on his property I noticed that I could count the rocks under my feet. They were too thin and flimsy to venture far and the soles were becoming too thin. So I was learning about this style of shoe — it's extremely comfortable but can vary in performance. There are several designs but all that I've seen are meant to fit somewhat sloppy, not tightly formed to your feet as most shoes. The material is a tight closed foam made of EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) co-polymer resin. But one EVA is not necessarily the same as another EVA because the characteristics vary according to the percentage of vinyl acetate content. Crocs are made of Croslite, which is a proprietary formulation of EVA. EVA is very tough and crack resistant. EVA foam is used as padding in sports equipment and is so non-toxic it is used for mouth guards and even some medical implants. I decided for my next (third) pair I would buy a pair of genuine Crocs so I could determine any differences. These were a little more expensive but are much thicker. With the thickness comes more comfort... it's much like walking on semi-firm sponges. These particular Crocs were designed for the services industries such as restaurants and medical fields which could have liquids on the floors and require shoes with closed uppers and heels. These also have thicker uppers to help protect from dropped items and thicker soles to make standing all day comfortable. These are named "Specialist Clog" and there is a similar version named "Bistro Clog" which is the same except it has a special non-slip sole glued on the bottom. I find the EVA sole to already be quite non-slip, but I guess the Bistro version is even more so. It's already getting cold now and so far these non-vented Crocs are keeping my feet warmer than the fully vented type. I also like that it has a taller heel which helps keep my feet dry in the rain and when washing the car. They are basically impervious to water and can easily be washed in a bucket of water then towel and air dried. These Crocs Specialist Clogs are comfortable for all the reasons they are designed for specialists — the thick soles provide very pleasant cushioning for walking and standing, the thicker uppers provide more protection and structural stability, the non-vented feature provides greater warmth (but would allow no ventilation in warm surroundings), and being non-vented with a higher heel helps keep your feet dry in wet situations. So they are exactly what I was looking for and I'm happy enough to add them as an ongoing item in my shoe closet. ## Features - The Crocs Specialist Enclosed clog features an ergonomic man-made outsole for all day comfort! - Synthetic upper. - Easy slip-on wear with adjustable heel strap that can be worn at the heel or off. - Odor-resistant. - Footbed boasts nubs that massage your feet and enhanced arch support to provide all-day comfort. ## Technical Specifications | Specification | Value | |---------------|-------| | ASIN | B075FVFKMK | | Best Sellers Rank | #3,561,318 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ( See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry ) #8,623 in Women's Mules & Clogs | | Brand | Crocs | | Closure Type | Pull-On | | Closure type | Pull-On | | Color | White | | Customer Reviews | 4.4 out of 5 stars 8,075 Reviews | | Heel Type | Wedge Heel, low-heel | | Item Weight | 2.2 Pounds | | Manufacturer | Crocs | | Manufacturer Part Number | 10073-100-M7W9 | | Model Name | Specialist Clog | | Occasion Lifestyle | Casual, outdoor, work-utility | | Occasion Type | Everyday | | Origin | Imported | | Pattern | solid | | Sole Material | Synthetic | | Sole material | Synthetic | | Special Features | Arch Support | | Strap Type | Slingback | | Style Name | Specialist Clog | | Style Number | 10073 | | Toe Style | Closed Toe | | UPC | 883503069565 | | Water Resistance Level | Waterproof | | Water resistance level | Waterproof | ## Images ![Crocs Specialist Enclosed (Unisex) - Image 1](https://m.media-amazon.com/images/I/61raMl+yalL.jpg) ## Available Options This product comes in different **Color, Size** options. ## Customer Reviews ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Great buy, runs small for Crocs *by K***E on April 19, 2012* In my experience, Crocs run big - deliberately - for comfort. However, this style fit true to size for me and fortunately, that works out well for my needs. 1) Comfort, 2) Protection, 3) Easy care I have Fibromyalgia which can limit how long I can stand or walk. I resisted buying Crocs for years - I thought they were ugly, over-priced and "trendy". A few years ago I was shopping at Nordstrom with a gift card, my feet were killing me, and the Crocs were on sale so I finally succumbed. They have literally saved my feet! I never wore them "in public" except one summer when I was able to complete 2 rooms of wall murals that required standing for up to 6 hours a day. I mostly used them for gardening and had only one problem - the ventilation holes that kept my feet cool also let the dirt in when I'm digging - it drove me crazy!! When I went online to research footwear, I could not believe how many more options Crocs had. But the reviews can be very confusing - the same item can be panned because it "runs big" or "run small". I will qualify MY assessment by revealing that I have short, fat feet (what used to be called "Fred Flintstone" feet - now called "Hobbit" feet!) I wear a size 7, but usually have to buy "wide width". My original Crocs were a size 7 and were very roomy, but the Specialist style is much more snug - still there is no chafing or irritation. I was also concerned about sweaty feet, but that has not been a problem either - and it is 80 degrees here in So. Cal. I am so happy with my new shoes, I have renounced my Croc snobbery - I ordered a pair of Croc flip-flops - yep, to wear IN PUBLIC!! ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ I will always keep a pair of these *by Z***Q on November 12, 2017* This is my third pair of Crocs-style shoes. Before owning a pair, I saw numerous people walking around in them in stores and my thoughts were, "They must be comfortable" and "They look kinda sloppy" and "I can't imagine that I'd like them". Then, about 1-1/2 years ago I was given a pair of Crocs-like (but not Crocs) shoes. This first pair was a two-piece blue and gray design that looked kinda cool and they sure were comfortable! I wore them most of the time I was home until it became cold. In cold weather I usually wear boots to keep my feet warm, but when I get home I'm like to easily slip my wool-socked feet into something more comfortable. The ventilation of the shoes worked too well, so I bought a pair of conventional at-home-type slip on shoes which didn't allow so much airflow. But when the weather got warmer the soles on my first pair were getting worn so I looked for the cheapest Croc-style shoe I could find, and it was on Amazon for only $10. That second pair was comfortable, but only when I wore socks... otherwise I didn't like the way it felt when my bare toes touched the front of the shoe. I wore them all this summer and they wore out very fast because I wore them almost anywhere. Toward the end of the summer I wore them to a friend's house in the country and as we walked on a gravel road on his property I noticed that I could count the rocks under my feet. They were too thin and flimsy to venture far and the soles were becoming too thin. So I was learning about this style of shoe — it's extremely comfortable but can vary in performance. There are several designs but all that I've seen are meant to fit somewhat sloppy, not tightly formed to your feet as most shoes. The material is a tight closed foam made of EVA (Ethylene-Vinyl Acetate) co-polymer resin. But one EVA is not necessarily the same as another EVA because the characteristics vary according to the percentage of vinyl acetate content. Crocs are made of Croslite, which is a proprietary formulation of EVA. EVA is very tough and crack resistant. EVA foam is used as padding in sports equipment and is so non-toxic it is used for mouth guards and even some medical implants. I decided for my next (third) pair I would buy a pair of genuine Crocs so I could determine any differences. These were a little more expensive but are much thicker. With the thickness comes more comfort... it's much like walking on semi-firm sponges. These particular Crocs were designed for the services industries such as restaurants and medical fields which could have liquids on the floors and require shoes with closed uppers and heels. These also have thicker uppers to help protect from dropped items and thicker soles to make standing all day comfortable. These are named "Specialist Clog" and there is a similar version named "Bistro Clog" which is the same except it has a special non-slip sole glued on the bottom. I find the EVA sole to already be quite non-slip, but I guess the Bistro version is even more so. It's already getting cold now and so far these non-vented Crocs are keeping my feet warmer than the fully vented type. I also like that it has a taller heel which helps keep my feet dry in the rain and when washing the car. They are basically impervious to water and can easily be washed in a bucket of water then towel and air dried. These Crocs Specialist Clogs are comfortable for all the reasons they are designed for specialists — the thick soles provide very pleasant cushioning for walking and standing, the thicker uppers provide more protection and structural stability, the non-vented feature provides greater warmth (but would allow no ventilation in warm surroundings), and being non-vented with a higher heel helps keep your feet dry in wet situations. So they are exactly what I was looking for and I'm happy enough to add them as an ongoing item in my shoe closet. ### ⭐⭐⭐⭐ Practical, cost effective, good for 6 months safety *by A***S on November 25, 2013* SIZING - the unisex crocs don't have half sizes, and they run a little large. I normally wear an 11, and for these I have to use Champion extra thick socks PLUS an insole and there is still room in these shoes (Women's 13/Men's 11). By comparison the next size down was firmly tight with no sock on. SAFETY - inferior to non-slip leather shoes, inferior to non-slip hard sole clogs. Crocs have bands (not full length) of non-slip tread which suffer a triple flaw - 1) low profile, 2) soft outer sole + low profile means weight compresses nonslip tread making it less effective, 3) soft sole means quick wear. the nonslip tread was worn off within 6 months and even when walking carefully they slip with any liquid contact DURABILITY - The straps broke at 9 months. At 1 year, the lower and upper remain intact with no cracks or compromised integrity (yes I wore them well past their safety life cycle) COMFORT - the "molding" feature touted means the shoe is soft with no arch support. I use an insole to provide some support and with the aforementioned pair of extra thick socks they are comfortable. At 1 year of use my feet are starting to hurt mid-shift. These have no holes in the upper, which is a safety feature. After 1 year of use, my feet/socks have some odor after a 14 hours stint, but the shoes have no appreciable odor HEAT/COLD TOLERANCE - unlike a comparable hard sole clog of a different brand, 1 year of use in Arizona (temps 28 to 115 degrees) and hot garage storage resulted in NO shrinkage or expansion (except straps, see above) USE - average 60 hours per week, 85% indoor PRICE - name brand product competitively priced with generic knock-offs, and lower than other name brand nonslip shoes targeted at long shifts on one's feet in food/healthcare industry PURCHASE AGAIN? - Yes, just did --- ## Why Shop on Desertcart? - 🛒 **Trusted by 1.3+ Million Shoppers** — Serving international shoppers since 2016 - 🌍 **Shop Globally** — Access 737+ million products across 21 categories - 💰 **No Hidden Fees** — All customs, duties, and taxes included in the price - 🔄 **15-Day Free Returns** — Hassle-free returns (30 days for PRO members) - 🔒 **Secure Payments** — Trusted payment options with buyer protection - ⭐ **TrustPilot Rated 4.5/5** — Based on 8,000+ happy customer reviews **Shop now:** [https://www.desertcart.ma/products/780533981-crocs-specialist-enclosed-unisex](https://www.desertcart.ma/products/780533981-crocs-specialist-enclosed-unisex) --- *Product available on Desertcart Morocco* *Store origin: MA* *Last updated: 2026-06-07*