not very good grip on water it needs a lot of water to grip if it has just a wet floor in professional use hospital where I have put them it slips apart from that it is for walking and not for standing still that is and motionless because the heel has already started to settle. However I would call them comfortable while you walk. I always wear them with a sock a little warm I would say.

The best clogs, incomparable to Crocs.. I was able to tell the difference after developing a foot problem, specifically plantar fasciitis.. when you are completely healthy, more or less everything is fine.. Working many hours a day in the summer in a grill restaurant kitchen. Having tried shifts with Crocs Classic clogs, Hoka and Under Armour sneakers, I can say that as soon as I tried these I felt like I had started to heal (by the second day, when I got used to them and they took the shape of my foot). They have a soft step and a midsole that absorbs shocks very effectively. In Crocs I wear 43-44, in Hoka 44 and 2/3. I got these in 44 and they are perfectly comfortable with a thin sock. I can't say they stick to the floor, but I don't feel them slipping either; in water and oil they inspire confidence. The only negative is that they don't have good ventilation and the foot sweats, but in my case it's worth it... someone suffering from conditions should try them. I hope they hold up over time.