Did they come in any other colors besides that?

I had a pair in Blue. I was 9yrs old in "82".

I wanted these (red of course!) SO badly when I was in kindergarten (1982) but my mom thought they were unsafe with the open toe and lack of support. I just wanted to emulate ALL of the older kids who wore them, I'm sure!

They came in other colors too, I had a red pair and they came in a like a tan and black too, I also had a black pair, funny thing is they made tons of noise used to drive my mother crazy clop clop clop lol

Ah, I had the blue ones!! My feet would never stay in them!

They sold these in the nordstrom bp shoe dpt just about 5 years ago. They may still have them. They are hard as h*** and I wouldent recomend wearing them.

There's a place called Vermont Country Store (.com) that still sells these; $50. I had a blue pair when I was a kid. My Mom always had a pair, and we would wear them to the beach. I don't remember them being uncomfortable; I actually considered getting a pair!

My mom actually had a couple of these...these were the loudest dang shoes I have ever heard if you are walking through the mall.

I had a pair of Scholls plain clogs and they were excellent. I had to paint a lot of big wall drawings and stand on my feet for hours.

My mom wore these ugly things. I would put them on and try to walk in them but way to uncomfortable. Just saw a picture of someone famous wearing a pair. These should never make a come back.

omg, those shoes were 'SiCK'!! remember the excersoles? everyone had a pair. they were an ugly rusty color but were cool! Levis were also the "balls". I went back to an old friends shoe store and asked him if he had an old pair of clogs I could buy. he took about an hour looking for them in his stores attic but, he found a size 8 and I bought them. The glue was so old and I wore them so much, the heels fell off.

My mom came home in hawaii with some very similar to these in how the wedge was thicker and handcarved and painted with tropical designs. I would give my eyeteeth if someone else knew what I was talking about or if it was exclusive to Hawaii. And as for the sound, yes! I was told by a lady that recalled them when I went back to Oahu in 04, that she thought they were called Klonka's or Klunk's because the wood made just that sound! I loved them and could kick myself for not getting a bunch while they were around!! Laura Kibben on Facebook.

I had all colors when I was a little girl. I wore them all of the time and I thought yhey were comfortable. Would love to have them again.

I had these shoes when I went to high school I wore them all of the time. I made my brother kiss the both of my toes or lick the foot bed of my shoes and if I got lucky that I stuck my sandals in gum or bubblegum I told my wonderful brother to clean my sticky shoes because you don't want to see me stuck to a hot pavement. The 80's was so great my bro would do anything for me.