00:00If you spend all day on your feet and your toes feel crushed by the time you get home,
00:03you're not alone and I think I found you some actual solutions.
00:07Here's my rundown of the best wide toe box clogs under $20,
00:11and honestly some of these are shockingly good for the price.
00:14First up is the plus big size 48 through 51 camo clog with a thick sole.
00:20The thing I like most is that chunky EVA sole, it actually has a bit of give under your foot
00:24instead of feeling like you're standing on a board, and the outsole grips well on wet tile
00:28and garage floors. These run about $15.80, which for something rated 5 stars by thousands of
00:35buyers feels like a steal. If you want a heavy-duty outdoor clog, this is the one to start with.
00:42Second is a lighter take on the same idea, camo clogs in sizes 48 to 51 that are built around
00:47quick-dry EVA. That's the feature that sold me. You can hose them off, dump them in the sink,
00:54and they're dry by the time you're out of the shower. They're also noticeably lighter than the
00:59first pair, so for long summer days where you're moving around a lot, that's a real advantage.
01:04Same price, $15.80, and the sales numbers are basically neck and neck with the pair before it.
01:10Third is this summer camo wide toe box clog, and this is the highest rated of the group at 4
01:15.8 stars.
01:16What caught my eye is the wide toe box itself, there's genuine room across the front,
01:21so your toes can spread out naturally instead of being squeezed together like they are in a lot
01:25of cheap clogs. A little pricier at $18.31, but if toe room is your main complaint, that's where the
01:31money goes. Now for something different, if you work in a kitchen or a restaurant, this chef clog
01:37might be the best value in the whole list. It's waterproof, which means no more soggy socks when
01:42a sink splashes you, it's lightweight enough for 12-hour shifts, and it goes up to size 54,
01:47so bigger feet are finally covered. $15.97, and it's rated 4.8. My co-worker in food service grabbed
01:55a pair and hasn't taken them off since. Last one is the budget pick. This gradient strap camel clog
02:02with a thick sole is the cheapest of everything here at $12.59, and for what it is, that's almost
02:07comical. Same big size range, same non-slip garden and beach shoe vibes, and the strap means it's not
02:13just a slipper you shove into it actually stays on your foot. Rating's a touch lower at 4.7,
02:19but for a spare pair by the door, this is unbeatable. Alright, all the links are pinned
02:25in the description below so you can grab whichever pair fits your feet best. If this saved you some
02:30money, hit like, and subscribe I've got more gear reviews coming down the line.
