The sandals are easy to put on and take off and it is nice that they are adjustable. However, the area around the ankle is a little tight and uncomfortable. Both boys in my family thought so, and I, my mother, thought so too, although the sandals are not my size and my feet are narrower than hers. Too bad, because otherwise they seemed nice and soft/comfortable!

I have a pair of Teva sandals, comfortable and durable. Thought I'd try Chocos as I couldn't find any Tevas I liked. These sandals fit, but I will not buy them again. Pretty difficult to adjust and the ankle strap is too long and drags on the floor.

Unlike previous chacos, the straps on these are loose and tighten on my big toe with every step and become unwearable after 10 minutes. You will be returned.

I was looking for something to walk in, now I wear Xero sandals but wanted to try these chacos because they are really good for walking. Nothing is further from the truth. On the plus side, the harness design is brilliant! Unfortunately, this plus is overshadowed by a VERY heavy and thick sole. These pieces appear to weigh a few pounds and the height of the heel makes them look like high heels. It's good that the strap is so strong, otherwise you could never lift the boot to take a step…

I am disappointed because the sandals were worn and most likely returned by a previous buyer and then sold to me as new. The sandals have obvious dirt stains as seen in the photos and I don't have time to return them and order new ones because I will be traveling :(

First, they are HEAVY. The straps are uncomfortable and tight. I don't have big feet and my thumb can barely fit in the strap. There are way better sandal options than these. I returned immediately.

Who was the marketing genius that said we have the best selling sandals, very popular, very reliable and durable, people love them... I know let's add a strap and choke her big toe! And which body approved this brilliant idea? Waste of $95. I hate it when my thumb chokes. Very uncomfortable! I like my Z1 chacos but not the Z2 with the big toe choke strap. I've tried and tried but I just can't wear them. They found the house at the bottom of the closet. Unfortunately almost $100 was spent.

One of my straps on my new sandal is stuck. I did a little research and found that this is common with used sandals and if you soak them in fabric softener and a water solution the strap usually comes loose. I went to the store, bought some fabric softener, made a 50/50 mix and soaked it for about half an hour. I then tried to pull the straps and they didn't move. I made it even wetter and pulled the strap while it was in the water and still nothing. It got to the point where I felt like the…

I have worn them many times and for about 5 years. Comfortable and durable shoes - BUT I did most of my research in the coastal areas of PNW and they ended up getting so much sand in the sole when walking on beaches and in tide pools, sand trails etc. From adjusting the straps to to constantly pinching the straps and trying to adjust them, they tore through the top of the insole causing them to break. There were easily 3-4 tablespoons of sand in the sole, dried mud, and sand that jammed the…

Love these sandals, the toe strap takes a little getting used to but it holds the foot very well, feels solid. A little heavy

Bought for a trip to Costa Rica. absolutely love her. No issues with toe straps or chafing. Super comfortable with great support. My wife also bought a pair, no complaints from her either.

Bought for my son he hates the adjustment and the toe straps. I think they are great for outdoor activities; supportive, flexible, comfortable.

Great pair of sandals. I just didn't want to have to adjust the straps every day. It leaves a pathetic tan where the straps cover.

Arch support isn't an improvement, the old flat Z1 was much more comfortable and the outsole was of better quality. This will not be my "GO TO" for hiking or kayaking. But fulfill the purpose with gardening. Too bad Chaco had a good run.

These sandals stick to my feet no matter how treacherous the path may seem. They provide the most durable foundation of any sandals I've worn. No more Teva for me!

For those considering buying these sandals if you have unusually shaped feet, it might be worth looking elsewhere. I have wide feet and I bought wide chacos. Somewhere they were wider, somewhere not compared to narrow ones. They have very limited customization so the range of legs they can fit is narrower. And the saddest thing is finding out if they fit you or not, you have to wear them and once you put them on you can't get them back.

I know chacos are popular so I decided to try a few. I'm glad I tried them and was able to return them as they turned out to be the most uncomfortable athletic sandals I've ever worn. Getting them on with a single strap that wraps around the toe was awkward and difficult. One day the fit turned out to be wrong (the insole was too short for her size) and the strap pushed the crap out of my feet even after I adjusted it. The strap around the toe struck me as odd. The insole was hard and didn't…

If you like arch support, this particular Chaco is pretty decent - not crazy, but solid enough. It's not a style of sandal that I'm very familiar with, but other than being a bit stiff and definitely heavy, it did its job perfectly. Perhaps the weight is also a result of this sandal style.

I must have tried on 30 pairs of sandals. I really wanted to like them but unfortunately they are very difficult to put on and the heel is a bit narrow. It takes me a while to get used to comfortably adjusting the straps, but no matter what I do, my sensitive feet just won't let me own these.

The loop around the front toe is terrible. Times like crazy at every step. No adjustment will fix it. I'll throw her out if I don't come back.