I suppose I'm going to buy Red Bull F1 Crocs now.

      Crocs/RBR

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      That's something a younger Jerry might have said. However, now I would likely feel a bit embarrassed strolling around with small Red Bull Formula 1 cars on my feet. I suppose I’ve just grown older. Regardless, I’m certain there are many people eagerly waiting to jump on the new collaboration between Red Bull Racing and Crocs. Are most of them kids? Most likely. But a sale is a sale, and that's the main idea behind these partnerships.

      The Milton Keynes-based team released a humorous video on social media to announce the new collaboration, featuring a team member “slipping” into a Croc and speeding away. In fact, the Croc resembles a car bed more than a traditional Croc. You can watch the video below.

      According to the official Crocs website, there are two models to choose from: the Red Bull Racing Classic Runner and the Crocband Clog. The Classic Runner is the more understated option, resembling a typical pair of Crocs but in team colors (it appears to come with some Jibbitz charms, although adding those is optional). The Crocband Clog skews more juvenile and reminds me a lot of the Lightning McQueen Crocs from a few years ago. The Classic Runner costs $85, while the Crocband Clog is priced at $95. If you just want the RBR Jibbitz charms on their own, they are available for $20. For what it's worth, this marks the most I've ever typed the words Croc or Jibbitz in my 39 years.

      Also, if Red Bull could provide a photo of Max Verstappen wearing these, I would greatly appreciate it.

      Crocs, RBR

      The Red Bull Racing Crocs will be available for purchase starting May 21, ahead of the Canadian Grand Prix. If they resemble previous special edition models, they will likely sell out quickly.

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