CROCK CLOGS - Feel The Raw Power

UPDATE 06/16/2026: The customization feature has been added. So you do not have to manually adjust the STL or do any math for your size. Just use the “Customize” button, and it will give you your size print profile directly.

CROCKS is a fully 3D-printed wearable clog that merges a rugged carved-rock exterior with a real ergonomic clog fit. The outer shell is designed with sharp chiseled surfaces, organic stone-like facets, and a bold square-grip sole, while the interior maintains a practical foot cavity sized for actual wearability, comfort, and stability. The result is a shoe that looks like a sculptural rock object but still functions as a printable, wearable clog. This design is meant to feel premium, dramatic, and different from a standard footwear print. The rocky texture gives the shoe a raw architectural character, while the square traction pattern on the bottom adds a stronger functional identity.

The model includes three print profiles: 1) wearable left Crock 2) wearable right Crock 3) 10% scale miniature version with a built-in keychain hole. The miniature version is perfect as a small collectible, bag charm, desk display, or keychain if you want a tiny version of the CROCKS concept.

Boost MePlease consider BOOSTING this model. I dedicated lots of time, thoughts, and efforts to create this mystical masterpiece for you all! 🤞🏼🪨Recommended Materials

- Main shoe body: TPU (for flexibility, comfort, and actual wear); PLA/ABS/PETG (for display/show piece)

- For TPU, I recommend 12% Gyroid Infill.

Print Setup Baseline size: Print at 100% scale using the provided print profiles. This profile will fit a foot around 27cm long or a size 10 foot. If printing larger sizes, the model may need to be split into additional parts to fit standard print beds. But this is designed to easily fit on most printers. Use the following sizing chart to customize it to your size.

Each crock is split into two pieces for better printability and stability on the build plate. The bottom includes a flat cut so the parts can print more reliably without unnecessary instability. After printing, align the two sections carefully and use superglue to bond them together. Check the alignment before the glue sets so the final shoe sits properly.