Crocs are everywhere - comfy, light, and easy to wear. But are they good for your feet? Experts say: not always.

Podiatrists warn that Crocs lack proper arch and heel support, which can lead to serious issues like plantar fasciitis, tendonitis, blisters, and even increased risk of falls, especially for older adults and children. The backless design offers poor stability, and the plastic material can cause sweaty, smelly, irritated feet.

That said, Crocs aren’t completely bad. They’re roomy and easy to slip on, making them ideal for short-term use, like gardening, quick errands, or lounging at home.

But for long walks, workouts, or all-day standing, experts recommend switching to more supportive footwear. If your feet hurt, blister, or smell often after wearing Crocs - take the hint. Your feet deserve better!