I don't have any, but my daughter and granddaughter do. They're amazingly lightweight. My daughter doesn't garden, and we haven't tested the granddaughter's boots in the garden, though the other day she wore a fancy dress and pumps while helping me in the garden....

I havent seen croc boots around here. I have the cheap W-M knock off croc wannabees and love them.I must say the crocs havent improved the look of my garden feet, too easy to get dirt between the toes and under the toenails...lol. When I have a shower I just toss them in with me and wash them at the same time. Jean

I garden in sneakers and socks. I don't get Crocs but if others like them then more power to them.

I also had a helper the other in a fairy princess dress and plastic feather mules, complaining that her shoes kept coming off and it was my fault.

Awwww! The kids are so much fun! Thanks for the comments even if Crocs are not your thing. I have closed toed medical Crocs and Croc winter clogs that I wear in the garden. In fact I think I have about 20 pairs, one in every color!I think I will order the rubber boots. They are the only thing I can wear all day and still protect my feet.I do the same thing that you do Jean. They come in the shower with me! Looks like the boots have an extra spacious toe area too.:) Check out their website for anyone interested. You might be surprised....

http://www.crocs.ca/home/homepage,en_CA,pg.html

ps~ I also have a couple of pairs of wanna be's from the dollar store in kids sizes so the little ones have something to put on when they inevitably follow me out into the garden and dog yard.

If you have foot problems and Crocs help I would definitely get the boots! I always like closed footwear in the garden so dirt doesn't get in.

Ditto Northspruce!