14 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.

They're a little hard to put but once they're on I love them. They do glow in the dark and it helps keep some of the air away from my toes. They last through all kinds of weather including rain and shine.

I love them, they are so colorful. They go perfectly with my glitter croc’s. They are very well made and I get a lot of compliments on them. The size of the charms fir just right and all in all they are a great product and with a great price!

Really convenient for stopping moisture from getting in on the side of my Crocs. Only downside is they are pretty hard to put in the Crocs, I was slightly cocky and thought other people in the comment section were being a tiny bit dramatic.... Until I was putting them in myself and realized how hard it was to contort my hand to get them in there properly lol. Super cute tho I definitely recommend if you're cool with that:)

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!

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 them toward 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.

These work great, stay in and glow brightly. An important thing to note is these are roughly trapezoid shaped. If you look closely at the holes along the sole of the croc, they are shaped the same way. If you want these to go in, and stay in, you need to orient these to match the holes. (The wider part along the lower edge and she shorter part along the upper edge.) Also, from the top (or bottom view as well) you will notice they are shaped like an “H” with one one the vertical parts being longer than the other. That part is the one that should be on the inside of the shoe. It’s longer to keep it secure so it doesn’t fall out. You will also notice the surface on the longer side of the “H” is not as polished because it isn’t meant to be seen. I’ve had them in my yard crocs for…2 moths now(?) and had no issues with them coming out. I will say they are difficult to snap into place, especially since you can’t manipulate them into the holes well from the inside, so you have to push them in from the outside. I managed to do it using a sturdy flat head screwdriver as a lever. Its also worth noting if you have sensory issues with your feet (ex: you can’t stand seams on your socks) these do kind of trigger that same feeling. I’d recommend getting crocs a half size bigger to give you extra room so your toes don’t brush the back of these inside your shoe. I plan to order more for some of my other crocs, to slightly “winterize” a larger pair I have to keep my socks drier. I may also get some for a friend of mine who also wears crocs.

Fell off and lost a couple