REVIEWS
108 Reviews
Tim
Solid shoe overall. Took a few days of wearing them to break in but that’s expected. Very comfortable.
A math teacher
Better than berkenstock. They are super comfortable and durable too I questioned getting them at first and so glad I got them
Jack
Very comfortable and they are good for most trips out. Bought a second pair in different color
meg
I love them! I wear them almost everyday. They are very comfortable and fit perfectly.
Oregong@l
This is one of my favorite purchases of the year. I love that chacos is expanding their options beyond the basic model. I love the support chacos give but I only wear them in the summer at the river. These shoes however, I have been wearing almost every day since I got them. Great support, look super cute. Now that rainy season is upon us I might try treating them so I can keep wearing them.
210Camper
Pretty much what you would expect from a Chaco Clog. 50/50 wool polyester inside, so expect some sweaty feet without socks. Not quite sure how they’ll do getting wet to clean the inside, but not too worried about it. Run true to size if not slightly tight/small, at least for my feet. I think all the folks complaining about running large aren’t confident in their foot size and habitually order shoes that are too big.. I wear a size 11.5 normally. Have boots in 11.5, z clouds and lowdowns in 12, and got an 11 in these (only size left). Would return for a 12 if it wasn’t a hassle for online exchanges, but the 11’s will do.
Ryan
Superbly comfortable with great style, true to size and durable
Leo
Solid clog. However, the heel on one rubs the bottom of my foot. Also, they do not stay cinched in place and become too loose on my feet. Love all my Chacos, but not liking these
GrnMtNdude
These fit really tight for me in my normal size 11. I have trouble getting my foot all the way in them. Like others have also mentioned as well the buckle will come loose on these so I would not recommend these for longer walks. They do work good for around the house I was just hoping they could be my go to shoes but because of the issues I mentioned I can’t fully recommend them.
Wesley
Very comfortable, high quality feel. My only gripe is that the straps become loose as you walk. Would be 5/5 stars if they stayed tight.
Hannah
I love these clogs - I'd venture to say I like them more than the Birkenstock Boston clog I've worn for years. The footbed is the same sturdy fit/feel as my Chaco sandals, and I love the wool blend liner. I've been wearing these nonstop for the past few weeks and am hoping the quality holds as well as my sandals do. All my Chacos are either a women's 10 or men's 8, and I purchased the men's 8 in these. I've found that they are slightly wider than a standard width women's, but not as wide as the 'wide' size. I'm able to wear them barefoot or with any range of sock thickness just fine.
The Scoundrel
Runs large. I could have used a full size smaller.
Michael
Very comfortable and well sized. Just what I was looking to purchase.
Andrew
These are very comfortable, are well made and have held up well so far. I've used them both in urban life as well as in the backcountry as my tent site shoes. Great overall!
Jake S
I love the look of these, but they are way too small. I wear an 11 or 11.5 and got the 11. I should've sized up I guess, but I worry they'll be too loose doing that from the reviews I read. They look great, by they are tight.
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