👡 Chaco Women's Banded Sandal Mirage - Stylish Shoes for Active Women Review

This is my third pair of Z Cloud Chaco and by far my favorite style. The spaghetti straps are perfectly positioned so as not to offend me, while the wider spaghetti straps offer maximum comfort while still being attractive enough to pair with cute summer dresses. The Chaco Therapeutic Arch Support is great for my painful flat feet. It mimics the custom orthopedic arch support prescribed by my orthopedist and also for those with high arches. But no matter what arch you have, this type of arch…

I like the look and support of the stripe model, but I chose the two strap version for a number of reasons. First, it's not wide, and while my foot is average on every other brand, I've found Chaco to be wide. Second, the straps were more difficult to adjust than the two-strap version. My foot size is 8 M and I usually wear 8.5 in running shoes (even 9 in Mizuno running shoes). Chaco 8's are too long - curvature in the wrong place. The middle width was too narrow even though my foot is size M…

I like the solid color, I like the way they look but even tight they are too loose and the strap is too long and gets in the way when walking. Chaco just said to send them to ReChaco to make them smaller. I think I'll just go with the regular Z style that I usually wear. Also, the toe strap is slightly higher than my other pair. They rub on the tips of my toes and pinky when I walk and I can't get rid of them. I'll come back and get a normal ZCloud. I think in order to fit all three straps they

As an experienced Chaco user, I knew what I wanted. My last pair, thank goodness, was a kid's size 5, so I wanted to update my style and graduate after four years of intense, almost everyday use (rain, sun, hiking, shopping). They were pretty easy to set up considering I kind of knew how I wanted the fit. What confuses me a little is that the sole was a bit long and reached to the toes. I've worn size 7 Chacos from other women before to make sure it's the size I want and they relatively didn't…