Crocs x Salehe Bembury Pollex Clog in black: a firmer clog with a sizing-down rule

Pros

• · Aggregated owner sentiment puts Pollex Clog durability at roughly 8/10.
• · Listed across sizes 35–45, a wide span for a clog.
• · Sizing-down guidance is well documented, so buyers have a starting point rather than guesswork.

Cons

• · Owners describe it as firmer and less comfortable than a classic Crocs Clog.
• · Reported fit varies between pairs — tight and loose examples both appear — so exact size recommendations vary.
• · Counterfeits circulate widely on third-party channels; the rivet-button lettering is a key authenticity tell.

Fit notes

Owner consensus: runs at least a full size large. Most recommend sizing down one full size from your normal Crocs Clog size, and possibly two if your foot is narrow. Some buyers report one size down fits fine. Fit is reported as inconsistent between pairs, so exact sizing stays contested.

Buy if

You already know your classic Crocs Clog size, are comfortable ordering a size down, and want the Pollex silhouette as a casual or beach clog. It also suits buyers willing to verify the rivet-button lettering before purchase.

Skip if

You want the soft, forgiving feel of a classic Crocs clog — owners describe this one as firmer and less comfortable. Skip it if you can't tolerate fit varying between pairs, or don't want to check authenticity details on a third-party channel.