
Earlier this summer, we got our first look at the latest collaboration between The Pokémon Company and Crocs. A new range was almost upon us, with four designs inspired by iconic Kanto 'mon and a 17th October release date.
All these months on, they're finally here. The Pokémon Crocs are out in the wild as a Foot Locker exclusive in North America, where you can now pick up a Charizard, Gengar, Jigglypuff or Snorlax pair for $70 in adult sizing ($55 in kids'). The best part? They're available both in-store and online, so you don't even need to trek through tall grass to stumble across them.
We're sure there are plenty of Croc aficionados out there who have already snatched up a pair — or who are looking, longingly, at them from a screen in Europe (we feel you) — but for anyone who's still on the fence, we're here to showcase exactly what the new range has in store with a close up look at one of the fresh designs.
Crocs was kind enough to send a pair of the Charizard Classic Clogs over to our wonderful video producer Zion, and he's snapped up some sweet pictures to highlight all the details on display. So, let's see the heat...

Pretty sweet, huh? You can find the full Pokémon X Crocs range — including the Gengar, Jigglypuff and Snorlax designs — on the North American Foot Locker website.
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those r so fire
Um, they just look as so though someone stuck on some 3D stickers on them.
I'm sure my 6 year old nephew would like these, it's totally aimed at his demographic.
@sikthvash yeah that's kind of a thing people do with crocs - a lot of places sell these little charms you can stick in the holes. They provide the benefit of making crocs more like actual shoes.
I plan on buying the Jigglypuff Clogs this payday with my $15.00 off coupon code along with the Care Bears Crush Clogs while they are on sale as well.
Awesome! Now I want a Blastoise-themed water one
They look like ornamental Dutch clogs from a distance
@N00BiSH obviously I'm behind with the times ha! Hopefully those who they are marketing towards enjoy, but seems very expensive to me. Mind you, everything with IP attached to apparel is!
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