Microsoft and Crocs team up on wild new Xbox Classic Clogs that look like a game controller

Microsoft is kicking off the holiday season with a crossover nobody expected but plenty of people will probably buy anyway. You see, the Windows-maker has partnered with Crocs on a limited edition Classic Clog that looks like an Xbox controller, complete with molded joysticks and buttons sticking right out of the shoe. It is surreal, it is nerdy, and depending on who you ask, it might even be stylish.

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The design leans all the way into the Xbox look. Each clog has a soft matte finish, oversized controller elements on top, and a branded rivet on the side. The footbeds even label your feet as Player Left and Player Right. It is a fun idea, but let’s be honest, there is a real chance you will look like a doofus wearing shoes with joysticks on them. Still, if you are secure enough in your own skin, maybe that is part of the charm.

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Crocs is also selling a five-pack of Xbox + Jibbitz charms. The set pulls in characters and icons from Halo, Fallout, DOOM, World of Warcraft, and Sea of Thieves. If your dream has always been to decorate your footwear with a mini Master Chief, the universe has finally delivered.

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The clogs are built with Crocs’ typical focus on comfort. They are water friendly, very light, quick to rinse off, and use that soft flexible material that has made the brand so popular. Ventilation holes keep things breathable and the pivoting heel strap helps them stay put. The back strap works with charms, so you can customize the shoe as much or as little as you want.

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Whether you are gaming on the couch or running errands, these Xbox Classic Clogs will definitely get attention. They are playful, comfortable, and just odd enough to start a conversation. You can buy them now for a rather pricey $80.

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Brian Fagioli is a technology journalist and founder of NERDS.xyz. A former BetaNews writer, he has spent over a decade covering Linux, hardware, software, cybersecurity, and AI with a no nonsense approach for real nerds.

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