Chaco Men's ZCloud Sandal Port: A Perfect Choice for Athletic Men's Shoes Review

Chaco's attention to detail and solid build quality for the price was incredible. They were well under the ticket price and are just fantastic.

How fit. It took me a while to get used to my feet but once I did it was much more comfortable than Tevas. My only complaint is that when small rocks get caught between my feet and sandals while wading down the river, it can be very difficult for me to get them out.

A lifetime warranty eliminates the "wear and tear" that will render these sandals useless in a year or two. In the past, their guarantee was more generous, but now that they have become popular, they no longer endorse their product.

This was my first pair of chacos and I will never go there again. These things fit so amazingly and have such amazing support. Tan lines are also a plus! Very important.

I bought a pair of originals a few years ago, I didn't like the heavy sole. Clouds z is a different beast. They are much lighter and I wore them all day to a music festival, nothing but comfort. Buy your actual size.

I love these chacos! The only problem is that the straps are too long and drag on the floor, so you'll either have to cut them off or find a workaround. Chaco should really fix this problem, but despite that, I still love her!

Fits as expected. Chacos fit everyone differently so I would recommend trying them on somewhere before you buy, but they are great and well priced.

In my opinion, these things are too exaggerated. I think if you were a professional rafting guide wearing them all season they might be worth the money, but for the average hiker there are many options that are more comfortable and half the price.

I bought them for a trip to Hawaii and wore them almost every day. It's also great to fly used, I can adjust in flight as my feet are swollen. So comfy and great for the beach, hiking and pretty much any situation.

These are the best sandals. I've bought them before and I think they're even better this time. An excellent buy for sure.

They took a little while to adjust, it's a bit tricky, but it's great once you've adjusted them. I'm really looking forward to it when spring arrives!

I wore these chacos every day on a 10 day trip to Italy that included a lot of walking. They fit my feet perfectly and my feet have never hurt or anything like that. Definitely recommended for anyone who doesn't want to use the Chacos sock band but would like the support of the Chaco sock band.

I believe these are genuine chacosn but they appear to be a quality control defect or seconds. I had to go back because the straps were too long and one was about half an inch longer. I would recommend just going to a reputable retailer like REI. I did and got the ones with the right length straps and a more attractive color for $20 more. It was worth it.

Have always worn Teva but the quality and fit aren't as good as they used to be. TEVA has no wide. So I thought it was time to try something new. I've seen the Chaco Z Classic and Cloud but wasn't blown away by the styles. For comfort reasons, I choose Chaco Z/Cloud without the sheepskin coat. I've read that classic shoes are more durable for rough terrain, so maybe I'll try them one day. They fit great - my feet don't cramp and the sandals sit securely on my feet. They are adjustable but it…

I've been wearing Chaco flip flops for many years. I found out they've listed my favorite: the Chaco Flip EcoTread flip flops. (That was a big mistake because they were so popular.) I decided to switch to hiking sandals like Zcloud. If you're familiar with them and the Teva Hurricane XLT, I'm basing this review on them. I was torn between Z1 Classics and Zcloud because the insole on the former is exactly the same as EcoTreads. It is less soft, more stable and more comfortable. I have flat feet,

This is my first pair of Chacos, I had a pair of Tevas a while back. The location of the buckles and the rough Tevas nylon have given me blisters on almost every hike. I haven't had that problem with these Chacos - I've tried 3.2 mile hikes before. Love the design and the ease of adjustment of the straps in both the forefoot and midfoot. A lot more support compared to Tewas, but god they're heavy. The support has great cushioning and I understand the cushioning/durability goals, but look what…

Bought these sandals for light hiking. The sandals are soft on the foot and have a good grip. The toe strap really wraps the sandal around your foot giving you a stable platform. Went on a 6 mile hike on day 3, after only two days of light use and no pain or blisters. My other sandals, Birkenstock, which are just as comfortable but not for hiking, had been broken in for several weeks. One of the reasons I chose them is that the straps don't use neoprene material which can encourage bacterial…