Avia Flame Men's Clogs, Slip Resistant Shoes for Men Food Service, Non Slip Restaurant and Chef Shoes Men Slip Resistant for Kitchen Work or Nursing, Black, Oil and Water Resistant

Excellent for work. Good arch support and waterproof. Super easy to slip on and even comfortable when I have the soles removed. They stay secure on my feet and look good too. At the price I paid it was a good value

Best kitchen shoes I could ask for. I'm on my feet for 8+ hours in these shoes and the keep my feet protected and comfortable. I have wide feet and high arches and these clogs are the best. I've tried other brands of non slip clogs but these are my go to pair. They come with insoles that actually support and are fairly durable. My only issue with these(as well as other croc/clog type kitchen footwear) is that after a while the glue bonding the treads to the bottom of the shoes fails. Dollar store super glue usually does the trick and gives me many more months of use.

I bought these for doing messy jobs around the house (painting and plastering) and yard work. I wanted something that was sturdy enough for working on my feet but easy to slip off so I don’t track dirt around the house. I know these are made for kitchen work, but they’re great for other work too. Easy to clean, pretty sturdy, decent toe protection (not steel toes of course but decently hard rubber toe box.) And they don’t look goofy like Crocs—i hate the way those look. Fairly comfortable to wear for a long time too. I’m surprised how much I like these things. Good value for the price.

My dog ate my last pair of these clogs. I have bought 3 pairs of these in the last five years. They hold up well. I work on a dock and are comfortable walking on concrete long hours. The insoles a really nice. I was experiencing back and hip pain until I bought these. They are very firm support. Run a bit big.

I work in a large commercial kitchen, the flooring is the composite gray rubber sheeting, which can be sticky, greasy, etc., and can snag the sole edges on most clogs, especially the big store generic brands, they generally wear out in 3 months easily in that environment. I saw these, and have purchased their sneakers in the past, so gave them a try. after almost 3 months, barely any wear, the soles are still perfectly intact, and they are way comfortable, just a good wipe with soap and water after the shift and they look like new, an very, but pleasantly surprised. Will definitely buy a replacement pair when the time comes Bill Addirional review, August 2025- these shoes have lasted 3-4 times longer than all the other shoes I have used form other stores, to include a brand with the word crews in it, averaging 11-13 mounths, considering I work full time, the floors the composite rubber, and alternate with another kitchen with solid concrete floors, they have held up darn good, Avia has put out a consistent great product, at a more than reasonable price, given 4-6 months average life for the big store brands, I would have paid double over the last three years, so they have saced me well over $100 in the long run, Thanks Avia!

I don't like them they gave the back of my foot blisters

These shoes are great, especially for the price! I’ve had them for a couple of years, wearing them mostly gardening and doing yard work and they fit great, are easy to slip on and off and are truly non-slip. I’d previously worn Sketchers and these are very similar (but cheaper) and seem to be just as well made. Recommended!

I bought these Avia Clogs to replace a pair of Croc clogs. The Crocs were the popular "On the clock" style, and these Avia looked pretty similar. I will say they trade blows (good and bad) with one another and if you're like me who was looking for a change of pace, they're fine at the end of the day but not substantially better or different. The Crocs are more comfortable to wear while the Avia is definitely stiffer. However, the finish of the Crocs looks more textured while the Avia are smoother. If you're looking for a classic "work shoe" style, the Avia wins in this regard. The Avia material is also a lot thicker than the Croc, so durability wise I would say they can stand up to more abuse. That being said, the insoles that come with the Avia are completely too hard for comfort. It's a type of hardened foam which doesn't feel supportive at all. I had to switch out the insoles after a couple of days of use, immediately feeling better once I did. The Crocs included insoles were more comfortable out the door, but I too eventually replaced them with softer insoles. Keep in this mind for either shoe if you're deciding between the two. Both shoes are fine for standing on carpet or hard floors but are terrible for walking long distances. I did 2 miles in these shoes casually walking around the city and found them just too rigid for that task day to day. If whatever job you're doing also requires a lot of sidewalk "here and there", you might have to buy some pretty expensive insoles to put in these to not cramp up.