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The sandal is comfortable from day one and very sturdy. The only reason I didn’t give it 5 stars is the excessively long strap which hangs down to the ground and gets dirty and is even a trip hazard. Like with my previous pair, I’ve ended up cutting it shorter and sewing the ends myself.
WJ
Love the pebble design. A little long for size 7. feels a bit floppy sometime. Maybe sole will break in over time, but my older ones did not feel like this.
Anonymous
Bravo Chacos - the clever and functional straps exceeded expectations! The sandals have cradling arch support and are fashionable to boot. I've wornn them in the lakes to protect against sharp-edged zebra mussels.Yay all around!
Rachel I
Took a few days to get used to them, but now these are amazing. I have plantar fasciitis and it's been tough to find shoes that give me the support I need. I like how versatile they are, I got them in multiple colors!
Angel
Overall, I like the fit of these. I have a high arch and found that these fit very comfortably around it. I wore these on my trip to Europe where I was walking 7-10 miles a day and would wear them again. I like that when they got wet, they were quick to dry. My only grievance is that there is a "learning" curve to these shoes that I had to Google to understand. If this is your first pair of chacos, do not ever tighten the strap. Don't do it. Keep the buckle loose, it will prevent rubbing on certain areas. I earned a solid 6 blisters until I learned of this on a reddit thread. I wouldn't recommend these if you have a fat/flat foot.
halfpint42
Bought these 2 years ago and I am so disappointed in the quality. The foot bed is actually wearing out where my foot touches it and the sole is wearing flat. This is the least I've ever worn a pair of Chacos and hands down the worst they've ever been. I've bought Chacos before and they lasted for ages through way more wear and tear! I've worn Chacos in Central and Southeast Asia, in deserts, jungles, beaches and I never had the actual foot bed start wearing off. The sole isn't Vibram anymore, either. The straps are fine, so the "repairable" guarantee is pointless. I won't be buying another pair.
KMB1
straps are a little too long for my small-volume size 9.5 foot
Sue K
Comfortable, attractive, and soft colors go with just about everything. I’m a longtime Chacos customer and these are one of my favorites.
Carmi
Super comfy, beautiful color, great quality. I have narrow feet and was worried itll be too wide, but the adjustable straps work perfectly
Lorenia H
I wanted to like these sandals, but I couldn’t like them
K
These are just what I needed. I like the adjustable feature.
Susan
The strap you pull to tighten reaches the floor- not thrilled about that
amys
comfy and versatile. I put these on and where them in and out of the house, on the dock, on the boat, in the water... I forget they are on!
I bought these on sale and didn't realize that they didn't have the toe loop. They are very cute, but don't feel as secure as the toe-loop style. So, these will just be for casual wear and not hiking.
Most comfortable shoes I’ve ever worn. I am a server and walk 10k steps a day at least. I wish I could wear these to work. When I wear these after that they feel like they are healing my feet from the pain of the work shoes. They last forever, too! Thank you for making such quality shoes! I tell everyone I know about Chaco’s and how comfy they are! I wish the whole world could have a pair!
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