I have horrible feet that roll in prone, causing major foot and ankle pain if I wear the wrong shoes.  I love the look of stylish ballet flats, especially with capris or skinny jeans, but could never wear them until I found these Malindis.  I have always worn Crocs mostly with great success (except for the cloth hover which tore up my pinky toes), so I found some of these in a local chain store on sale, and thought I'd give them a try. I LOVE these shoes!  An added plus is they make my size 9 feet look smaller and narrower!  I just ordered the Kadee, a similar style, in a cool leopard print.  I'm hoping they fit as great as the Malindi.
Speaking of which, in this review, I would also like to address an issue that people seem to have with the croclite (rubber) type of Crocs (not the cloth or leather ones).  Many people complain that the shoes are not the right size, being too large, small, narrow, poor arch support, etc.  All you have to do is stick them in the dryer for a few minutes until they get warm.  Some people recommend the use of a towel in with the shoes, and if your dryer tends to get hot quickly, this might not be a bad idea, but I've never done it, and it always works fine.  As soon as you get them out, jam them on your feet quickly, and wear them until they cool off.  If they are too tight, wear very thick socks when you do this, and walk around indoors until they cool off.  If they have no arch support, have a friend with good arches do it. If the straps are too tight, pull on them while wearing, they will loosen right up.  If they are too large, put them on carefully without socks, and do not walk around in them until they cool off.  Also, if you have trouble with sweating, try thin insoles.  If they make embarrassing noises, sprinkle inside with powder or cornstarch.  After you've worn your shoes for a while, they will form to your foot anyway, but these are easy fixes that make a good shoe great as soon as you get them.  Hope this helps!