Sport Women's Lavra Clogs Nurse Garden Shoes Rubber Water
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- Last seen at $10.99 at Walmart on Nov 13.
Our take on the Sport Women's Lavra Clogs Nurse Garden Shoes Rubber Water
The LAVRA Women's Garden Clogs are one-piece EVA rubber slingbacks with a honeycomb-textured upper and ventilation ports across the top. A perforated shell and an adjustable heel strap make them a slip-on shoe for gardening, nursing shifts, the beach and errands. They sit in the same class as Crocs clogs and Birkenstock EVA styles: lighter and cheaper in feel than Birkenstock, with more structure and a back strap than a basic slide. Owners rate them around 3.5 out of 5, and the split is usually fit and sizing rather than the shoe's purpose.
- One-piece EVA rubber, so water and mud rinse off
- Ventilation ports across the upper for airflow
- Adjustable slingback strap holds the heel
- Honeycomb texture gives grip and a distinct look
- Light enough to pack or keep by the door
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$10.99Checked 52 min ago
Sport Women's Lavra Clogs Nurse Garden Shoes Rubber Water price history
Lowest price we've seen: $10.00 on Nov 3 at Walmart; highest $10.99 on Nov 13. Tracked across 1 store since Nov 3.
What reviewers say
- 3.5 / 585 ratings
Buyers like the slip-on convenience and the rinse-clean rubber for garden and beach use. Complaints cluster around sizing and the amount of support for long days on foot.
- FitCriticisedSeveral buyers say the clogs run small or narrow and advise checking the fit before relying on them for a full day.
- ComfortMixedOwners find them fine for short errands and garden work but report the EVA sole feels thin during long shifts.
Questions and answers
- How do these compare with Crocs clogs?
- Both are molded EVA slip-ons with vented uppers and a heel strap. The LAVRA has a honeycomb-textured shell and a slimmer strap; Crocs offer more arch support and a wider size range.
- Are they good for nurses on 12-hour shifts?
- They work for short shifts and quick changes, but the EVA sole is soft and the arch support is limited. Nurses who stand all day often prefer a firmer work clog with a cushioned insole.
- Do they run true to size?
- Fit is the most common complaint. Several buyers say they run small or narrow, so consider sizing up if you are between sizes or have wide feet.
- Can I wear them in the garden and then indoors?
- Yes. The rubber shell rinses clean, but the vent holes let soil and water in, so shake them out and dry them before wearing them inside.
- Are they waterproof?
- The EVA body does not absorb water, but the ventilation ports let water through to the foot. They handle puddles and wet grass, not standing water.
- What are they made of?
- A single molded EVA rubber piece with a honeycomb-textured upper, ventilation ports and an adjustable slingback strap.
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