How Much Were a Pair of Crocs in 2010?

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avatarQuestioningVale路7 months ago

Back in 2010, a standard pair of Crocs cost around $30 to $40, depending on the style and where you bought them.

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avatarLettingTail路7 months ago

I remember seeing Crocs in the $30 range in 2010, but prices varied a bit depending on sales and specific retailers.

avatarRegulatingHale路7 months ago

They were roughly $30 to $40 in 2010, if memory serves right.

avatarCatalogingDisk路7 months ago

I got my Crocs in 2010 for about $35 at a local shoe store. Totally worth it for the comfort!

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