The general consensus as to whether Crocs run big is that, yes, Crocs tend to run slightly larger than your typical shoe size. They are designed to offer a roomy and comfortable fit, which is one of the reasons people love wearing them. Crocs come in a variety of styles, like classic clogs, flip-flops, sandals, and even boots. Each style may fit slightly differently, but in most cases, they still run a bit larger than you'd expect. If you're looking for a comfy fit, this is actually a good thing, but if you're looking for a shoe to do serious things in like lifting weights or running, this isn't a good thing, I'd recommend a more secure shoe. The extra space however does allow your feet to breathe, and you won't feel too constricted while wearing them. When it comes to choosing the right size, you might want to consider going down a size from what you normally wear. For instance, if you typically wear a size 9, you might want to try a size 8 or 8.5 in Crocs. But it's important to remember of course that everyone's feet are unique, and what works for one person might not be the best fit for you so try on a few pairs if you can. If you're ordering online and aren't sure about the size, check out the size chart provided on the Crocs website or the retailer's website. This can be a helpful guide for finding the perfect fit. Some customers have also found success in reading reviews or asking friends who already own a pair for their input on sizing. Another great tip is to try on a pair in a physical store if you have the chance. This way, you can really feel how they fit on your feet and decide if the larger sizing works for you or if you should size down. Don't be afraid to go down a size if you feel like it might be a better fit for you.