The InMotion Clog is what happens when Crocs mixes its classic clog shape with its newer cushioning tech. It showed up in mid-2024 (style number 209964), and Crocs.com now calls it the InMotion LiteRide™ Clog and it’s aimed at people who want a clog that feels softer and looks a bit more like a sneaker.
In this guide
How we wrote this: this is a buyer’s guide built from Crocs’ published product details and major US retailer listings — not a wear test. We haven’t worn this pair yet; when we do, we’ll add our own photos and update this page.
Key takeaways
- LiteRide foam footbed — Crocs’ softer, more cushioned foam.
- Free Feel Technology upper and a pivoting Free Feel backstrap.
- Roomy toe box and a fully molded Croslite outsole.
- $59.99 on Crocs.com at the time of writing — about $10 more than the Classic Clog.
$59.99on Crocs.com*
LiteRidefoam footbed
Roomytoe box
What the InMotion actually is
According to the product listing, the InMotion combines four things:
- Upper: Free Feel Technology™, described by Crocs as “feels like nothing at all.”
- Footbed: a LiteRide™ foam footbed — soft, light and springy.
- Outsole: a fully molded Croslite™ outsole for light, durable wear.
- Fit: a roomy toe box and a pivoting backstrap for a more secure fit.
If you’ve worn LiteRide models before, that footbed is the main reason to look at the InMotion. Our LiteRide 360 review and LiteRide vs Classic comparison explain what that foam feels like compared with standard Croslite.
Crocs InMotion LiteRide Clog
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InMotion vs Classic Clog
| InMotion Clog | Classic Clog | |
|---|---|---|
| Footbed | LiteRide foam (softer) | Croslite (firmer, classic feel) |
| Upper | Free Feel Technology | Molded Croslite with vent holes |
| Look | Sporty, sneaker-like | The iconic clog |
| Backstrap | Pivoting Free Feel strap | Pivoting heel strap |
| Price | $59.99 on Crocs.com | $49.99 on Crocs.com |
| Best for | Comfort-first all-day wear | Value, Jibbitz, classic style |
Compare InMotion prices
Retailers have had the InMotion on clearance in some colors — check both stores.
How does the InMotion fit?
The listing describes a roomy toe box, and like most Crocs clogs it’s sold in whole sizes with unisex men’s/women’s pairs (for example, W6/M4 through W12/M10). If you’re between sizes, most Crocs wearers go down to the nearest whole size because of the relaxed fit — but check the size chart, and see our 3-size sizing test for what a size up or down really looks like.
Buy it if…
- You want more cushioning than the Classic
- You prefer a sportier, sneaker-like look
- You’re on your feet a lot and want a softer footbed
Skip it if…
- You want the lowest price — the Classic is cheaper
- You love Jibbitz-heavy customizing (the Classic’s holes are made for it)
- You need certified slip-resistant work shoes — look at Crocs’ work line instead
FAQ
What is the Crocs InMotion Clog?
A sportier Crocs clog with a Free Feel Technology upper, a LiteRide foam footbed, a fully molded Croslite outsole, a roomy toe box and a pivoting backstrap.
Is the InMotion more comfortable than the Classic Clog?
It’s designed to be softer: the LiteRide footbed is Crocs’ plusher foam. If you find the Classic too firm, the InMotion is the more cushioned option.
Does the Crocs InMotion run big?
It has a roomy toe box and comes in whole sizes only. If you’re a half size, most people size down — check the size chart before ordering.
How much is the Crocs InMotion Clog?
Crocs.com lists it at $59.99 at the time of writing, and retailers often run sales. Check both Crocs.com and Amazon for today’s price.
Final verdict
Worth it if comfort beats price for you
The InMotion makes sense if the Classic feels too firm and you want a sportier look. If you mainly want a cheap, customizable clog, the Classic is still the better buy.
