Crocs Gets Spooky with Three-Pack of All Terrain Clogs
Crocs is gearing up for the Halloween season with a trio of All Terrain Clogs paying homage to some of the most terrifying franchises in cinema. These limited edition clogs are a must-have for any horror fan, featuring designs inspired by Friday the 13th, A Nightmare on Elm Street, and Stephen King’s IT.
Friday the 13th: A Slasher Classic
The first clog in the pack pays tribute to the iconic ’80s slasher film, Friday the 13th. With its black, white, and blood-splattered Croslite foam uppers, this clog is sure to make a statement. Perfect for a night out at the campsite or a trip to Crystal Lake.
A Nightmare on Elm Street: Sweet Dreams or Nightmares?
Fellow ’80s star Freddy Krueger makes an appearance in the second clog, inspired by A Nightmare on Elm Street. Featuring the killer’s signature green and red striped outfit and blood drips on the outsole, this clog is a must-have for any horror fan. Just be careful not to fall asleep while wearing them.
IT: A Simple Yet Terrifying Design
Last but not least, the third clog in the pack is a nod to Stephen King’s IT. With its red and white uppers, this clog pays homage to the infamous Pennywise the Clown. Simple yet effective, these clogs are perfect for any fan of the classic horror novel and film.
Complete with Themed Jibbitz and Rugged Outsoles
Each clog in the pack comes with a set of themed Jibbitz, adding important symbolism from the films. They also feature rugged lug outsoles with enhanced tread for increased traction and support, ventilation ports for breathability, adjustable turbo heel straps, and branded insoles highlighting the silhouette of the killers.
Get Your Hands on These Limited Edition Clogs
The three-pack of All Terrain Clogs will be available on September 13th on the official Crocs website for $74.99 USD each. Don’t miss out on your chance to add these spooky clogs to your collection. They’re sure to sell out fast, so mark your calendars and get ready to step into the world of horror with Crocs.
