Chaco Men's Torrent Pro Hunter Athletic Shoes Review

This shoe is stiff and low profile with no arch support. The shoes run a bit big. I usually wear a size 7.5 but 7 fits better. I ended up buying Columbia Vent Fly water shoes. The Columbia sneakers fit like normal tennis shoes and have drainage holes. It is also more comfortable and ideal for hiking.

I bought them for a canyoning tour. They performed as intended, nice and grippy even when wet. I had a pair of neoprene socks which made this shoe very comfortable. Without socks, the back ankle was scraped, so I'm deducting a star. Otherwise, I recommend them as water shoes.

These shoes are made for long walks, they are very light comfy inflatable shoes I have taken several walks in (8 miles each time) and as I said they are worth every penny with good smart wool (merino) socks - it's a winner.

The fit is odd compared to all other shoes. Arch support has been disabled and the fact that they have no base in the shoe makes them terribly uncomfortable. I tried them on and after a few minutes my legs hurt. I sent them back the same day I received them.

Despite decent arch support, these water shoes are unsuitable for me. I've used them a few times to walk the beach while surfing and my toes are covered in blisters that hurt. I had a pair of Chaco sandals which I love but these water shoes were a huge disappointment to me. I contacted Chaco and customer service thinks they might be too big, but they aren't. I'm looking for socks to wear with this and am open to other ideas but might bring these back.

these shoes are made for long walks they are very light comfortable inflatable shoes i went for a few walks (8km each time) and like i said you are worth every cent, with nice chic wool socks (merino) - winner

Bought these for a canyoning trip. They performed as intended, nice and grippy even when wet. I had a pair of neoprene socks which made this shoe very comfortable. Without socks, the back ankle was scraped, so I'm deducting a star. Otherwise, I recommend them as water shoes.

I bought these shoes specifically for water sports. Time will tell how long they last in the water. In terms of dry performance, it feels like a normal shoe - comfortable, good fit without socks, midsole is relatively firm (not like the Adidas Boost) for great grip. The heel counter is padded with non-slip gel dots, there's no insole, and the midsole is perforated to drain water and covered in mesh (which some find uncomfortable). The outsole has micro-cuts in the style of a Sperry boot. The…

Very impressed from the start Very comfortable arch support which was important I will be back in a month or two when I take them on a 4 day canoe trip. Unlike most water boots, this one actually has a soft sole so walking on rocks all day doesn't hurt. September 23rd. We have just returned from 5 days on the current river Mon. We rode them 5 hours round trip. I fished a lot and walked on the sand and big boulders. very happy they have been doing these trips for almost 30 years, by far the best

Odd fit compared to all other shoes. Arch support has been disabled and the fact that they have no base in the shoe makes them terribly uncomfortable. I tried them on and after a few minutes my legs hurt. I sent them back the same day I received them.

These shoes are stiff, flat, with no arch support. The shoes run a bit big. I usually wear a size 7.5 but 7 fits better. I ended up buying Columbia Vent Fly water shoes. The Columbia sneakers fit like normal tennis shoes and have drainage holes. It's also more comfortable and great for hiking.