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Chaco's Z/X2 makes long hikes easy on your feet.
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Chaco ZX/2 Unaweep Sandal - Women's
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Worth it!
Irene Bridget
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These seemed to weigh a ton at first when I picked them up. Once I put them on they felt so light on my feet even though they were heavy to carry. The big toe was a bit tight for me. No blisters yet. They feel great and don't look as "dorky" as a lot of sandals like these tend to do. Can't wait to wear them around more!
Awesome Purchase
molp68608
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I've used it several times
I was hesitant to purchase these shoes for $100, but I finally broke down and did it... and I love them! These awesome sandals are absolutely worth every penny. They're great for hiking or everyday use, and they're very supportive for my feet and joint pain. Can't wait to keep wearing them!
Not recommended for narrow feet
liap61425
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- Gender: Female
- Familiarity: I returned this product before using it
The straps, even when adjusted, didn't fit and my feet were sliding around in them - they were just too long. I heard that they will fix this problem for free if you send them in, but the other problem I had was that both of my feet wouldn't stay centered so I was walking on the lumps on the side and it was very uncomfortable. I think they are great for people with wide feet, but not for people with very narrow feet!
Classic
aha5313834
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I love this shoe for many reasons, you can literally wear them anywhere. I love this specific fit for women, because it's just a little more feminine. I promise you won't ever regret owning a pair of chaco's they really are the best.
Love them!
hlr3359258
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I finally broke down and bought a pair after a year of contemplating spending $100 on sandals. I have very narrow feet but they fit great and stay in place. It took some time to break them in, but it was worth it. They are extremely comfortable now!
Love them!
Nicole
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I bought these as a birthday gift to myself. I live in Florida and I go to the theme parks a lot. Flip flops and sandals just weren't cutting and sneakers get too hot in the summer. My cousin had a pair and she swore by them. So I got a pair and I am so happy I did. I wear them everywhere. I also have flat feet and bunions and they don't bother at all. It took some getting used to and you definitely need to break them in. But once you do you won't regret your decision. I am 27 and I have feet and lower back pain issues since I was a teenager. I have never found a pair of sandals that were so perfect for my feet. The biggest plus is they have great traction, so no slipping or falling on wet surfaces.
Do yal have any orange Chaco ZX/2 Unaweep...
Macy Hurley
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Do yal have any orange Chaco ZX/2 Unaweep Sandal without the brown or any other color on the double strap?
Steven Jones
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Best bet for a quick answer to stock questions will be to initiate a chat with a BC rep using the link at the top of the page. Best of luck!
Break 'em in right!
katy rose
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It'd been so long since I had a new pair of Chacos that I forgot about having to break 'em in. My feet and surprisingly my neck were really sore during the first week, but I course, it was well worth it. I love the versatility these shoes provide for all different terrains and occasions. Money well spent.
I Love Chacos!!
Nikkicola
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I love Chaco's. I found the best fit is to do the next size up and to be wide. The regular is a good fit only if you have narrow feet. Wide is good for regular width feet to actual wide feet. So, for me I am a size 7- 7.5 in regular shoes, I order Chacos size 8 W. Ive broken in a couple pairs, so I recommend for a fast break in period, use them in water a lot, and at first walk around in them as flip flops ( w/o the back strapped up), this allows them to get broken in the foot area. Once that is broken in the heel area should break in just fine. Yes, it's an art to breaking in a pair of usually expensive Chaco's, but it is worth it (to me) to have a lifetime sandal, that is good for hobbies and town wear. Chacos last me about 6 years of regular summer wear, then the sole kind of starts flopping off. You can get your sandals repaired through Chaco and probably get another 6 years out of them, but I usually see it as an excuse to get a new pair :} Also... I just ordered a customized pair off the chaco website (pick all your own designs, sole and color, stitch color etc) for 130 dollars. Compared to retail stores you have limited selection and they cost about 116 dollars. I say create your own pair!!
Great Sandals
Ian Lauer
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Bought these for the girlfriend and she absolutely loves them. I rarely see her wearing her other shoes these days. great for hiking or just kicking it. They do have a mid-high arch, so if you have flat feet, try them before you buy.
11 month, 11 country backpacking trip
Shannon Meador
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After trying both the Keen Newport H2 and the Teva Tirra sandals, I have chosen these to be my sandals for backpacking around the world. I have extremely narrow feet, so the fact that you can adjust all the straps is AMAZING.
I wasn't crazy about chacos color options, but I ordered the Foxy Green and I LOVE it! I love that these are more sandal like than both Keens and Tevas and that there arent laces or velcro all over the shoe like Tevas and Keens.
You definitely have to break these shoes in, the straps rubbed in a couple places after I walked in them a lot, but they dont anymore. I also got a small blister on the bottom of my foot from the arch. I'm so used to wearing flat shoes with no arch support that after walking around in these shoes for two days straight the arch was giving me some foot pain and rubbing in a little blister. Again, this is something that has gone away now that I have broken them in and adjusted to them.
Overall they are the BEST possible option in both fit and function. I really don't think there is anything better out there. Chaco has officially won me over :)
Chaco ZX/2 Unaweep Sandal - Women's
ydh4630388
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I love my Chaco's. My daughter has had a pair for the past 2 years and practically lives in them - in and out of the water. She always told me they were comfortable.
I have problems with my (50+ year old) feet so I have been to the doctor for inserts and expensive tennis shoes to wear all the time.
My feet feel better and I can be on my feet longer in my Chaco's than in any special made shoe I have had. I just recently ordered a second pair. I plan to live in my Chaco's during this summer. They fit my feet like they were made special for me. Enjoy!
Chacos are AWESOME but Uniweep runs narrow; Yampa runs true on width
tif4633808
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Awesome shoes! They are a little narrow. I do not have a wide foot, pretty average (I actually have a slightly wide toe box and a narrow heel, but always, except on Chacos, wear a medium width.) I do wear a half size, though (size 6.5. women's.) I ended up having to try the shoes on in the store to figure out what size I wear. Here's the scoop:
The Uniweep apparently run narrow. In the Uniweep, I go down a half size, but wear a wide (women's size 6 wide.) The Yampa (same top as the Uniweep, but the sole doesn't have the same depth of tread and it's a slightly lighter...and wider...shoe) is ever so slightly wider than the Uniweep; I am able to wear a medium width, but go UP to the next size, size 7. (There was not a 6 wide available to try on in the Yampa, so I don't know how that would have worked.)
I heart Chaco
Cyr1104
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Just got my new chacos after ordering them just 48 hours ago and getting the regular shipping option! They fit like a glove and are a great color! I am now ready for summer and some new chaco tan lines!
Why we love our chacos.
Ryan Guay
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LOVE THEM, LOVE THEM, LOVE THEM
pai3411213
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This was my first experience with Chaco and I love them. Comfortable and doesn't take that long to adjust them to your feet as previous reviews have stated. I have been wearing Merrell sandals for about 3 years and thought they were great, until i tried this on! Now i can pin point exactly what was wrong with my Merrells. Best part about them is your foot does not slide around in them. Will continue to buy these from now on!
chaco's new website!
labontem2285228
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check it out:
http://www.chacousa.com/US/en?cid=EMA-C-CHAC-US-20110222-newsite
Zebra/Aqua Sole color
bez4482076
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I love these shoes. However, the pictures are very deceiving. They have the lighting very wrong in the pictures. The design is way more dull. Also, the soles are BLACK not even remotely gray. Customer service will argue with you on what color they are. However, you can all judge for yourselves.
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