ChacoWomen's Outdoor Sandal

I wanted cute sandals with a good amount of arch support to wear on a trip to Central America. These were perfect. My feet barely ached after wearing them walking around multiple cities multiple days in hot summer weather. They didn’t even give me blisters.

I was excited to get these. I have had Chaco sandles in the past and loved them. Sadly these shows missed the mark for me. The way the straps worked, made my feet slide sidewaysand put pressure on my toes and it hurt. The shoes felt quite tight and just were not going to work with my feet. I am a size 8 regular not wide foot, if you are a narrow it might work for you.

Bought these for their cute and unique design and color. Extremely comfortable. But because the big toe is not strapped, and the adjustment only affects the strap closest to the ankle, sometimes the tip of the shoe catches and drags when you’re walking, resulting in the shredding pictured. Very unfortunate. I’ve had these shoes for just over a month and they already look quite old. For the price, it’s not worth it.

I love these sandals! They’re cute and comfy!

Nice quality from Chacos as always, but did not fit at all.

What in the foot sliding out to the side type of chaos is this shoe?! Haha just skip it. Theyre cute. And you’re gonna trust chaco’s name. But they are not Chaco quality like the other chaco’s I own. Missed the mark by a football field on the design on these. Chaco tan for merit to this comment ha!

The light color is nice and love the leather. I wear a size 5 and they were a little tight across the top strap. They are so wide tho looked funny. Will definitely go back.

First…these shoes are so cute when you take them out of the box! I wanted to love them so bad. I tried them on several times before sending them back because I just wanted them to work. I normally wear an 8 so I ordered a 8. Length was perfect. The straps and arch is the problem. The first straps around the toes were a little tight but I think they would have stretched with a little wear. The heel strap was a little loose with no way to tighten but that also was not a huge deal to me. The big problem was the way the arch and footbed of the shoe are made. It made my foot slide off to the right and back to the heel to the point my foot was sliding off the side and back of the shoe by an inch. I would adjust my foot and in two steps it was tilted upwards and hanging off the back again. The arch is in an odd place and it’s painful. Most Chacos have a high arch which is no problem for me but these are just off. They may work for some depending on the shape of your foot but I just couldn’t make it work no matter how bad I wanted to.