SHUTTERZ14 Pack Colored Shoe Charms, Compatible with Classic Crocs, Crush Crocs and All Terrain Crocs, Functional Charms for Girls, Boys, Kids, Teens, Men, Women

I picked these up to prevent mud and rain from getting my socks wet as spring settles in. I like the bright color, tho I would say that in person they are a warmer pink than they look in the product photo. I was putting them in black shoes, so I had no concern with color patching.They feel like they are good quality, but I did have some challenges putting them in, I recommend putting them in from the inside and giving yourself a little time and practicing patience. They fit very snugly and once they are in, I am not concerned they will fall off, but I am also not concerned about taking them out later.I think they add a fun punch of color and add a little personality to your shoes.

Great fit , love the design and value for your money

I bought these hole fillers after our hospital banned shoes with ventilation holes for safety reasons. As someone who’s on their feet for 12+ hours a day, I wasn’t ready to give up the comfort of my Crocs—and thankfully, I didn’t have to. These little fillers fit perfectly into the holes, creating a sealed look while still allowing me to wear my favorite shoes at work.They’re easy to insert, stay in place all shift long, and don’t affect the comfort or flexibility of the Crocs. Now I’m compliant with policy and comfortable. If you’re in healthcare or another profession with similar restrictions, these are a must-have workaround. Highly recommend!

I do love this. They are immensely difficult to insert. I was so close to returning them after my first one minute opening and realising the work that would have to be put in. But I really wanted to make it work. I ended up having to use the handle of a butter knife to insert into the the hole and then press the button in as I'm kind of crowbar-ing the knife the other direction. Idk if because I have the platform crush crocs that the holes are smaller than the classics or what but it DID work after some muscling and MacGyvering and I do love the look and the practicality of closing the holes. I did leave two holes open for that ventilation. I'm pretty certain tho, once they're in there, they're staying there.

Unless you can get your small-handed child to insert these for you, they are impossible to insert into women's crocs, except on the last/side openings. There is not enough room to maneuver the shutter and fingers to place themtoward the toe box, where you'd need them the most (raise your hand it you have wet toes from getting caught in the rain in your crocs!). I can't get the side ones out either, now that they are in and look ridiculous. Because crocs themselves have some give, they cave whenever I try to apply pressure to pop the shutters out.I like the idea but they need to be a little smaller in size for women's crocs and be made of a more flexible material that hard plastic.Thumbs down.

I bought these to keep water / snow out of the bottom holes in my crocs and they work super well!

I had to cut the top toe area inserts. For the cost they should go on alot easier.

I love Crocs! A few years ago, though, I was out in the yard wearing a pair. I slipped them off for a minute, then came back and put them on. However, in the interim, a small lizard had taken up residence in the left shoe. My big toe shocked him, and he came flying out one of the holes. I danced. I screamed. Neighbors gawked. The lizard? Who can say?So - most of my Crocs don't have side holes. But I found a pair at Goodwill that I HAD to have. $4! I took them home, soaked in Dawn, water, and bleach, scrubbed vigorously, and they shine like new.However, they were not little lizard proof! I found these little tabs and now - here we go!Oh - what happens if the lizards get in and cannot get back out? Hmmmm.Anyway, the tabs are great! They look snappy, they are snug, and it only took me about 15 minutes to put them in. It wouldn't have taken so long if I had figured out how to do it correctly at the beginning. Longer side inside, plug one end in first, use a small screw driver to maneuver the other end until it snaps into place!One point off the "easy to install" category because it really isn't that intuitive to install them, and it would only take the distributor a minute to include instructions. Also - they are pricey! But I cannot count off for that because I knew going in how much they cost.Bottom line - I like 'em a LOT. Worth the aggravation of getting them in (which is nothing once you figure it out!), and the cost, while higher than I think it should be, is worth not worrying about critters slipping in between my toes.