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Chaco Zong Sandal - Men's
The Chaco Men's Zong Sandal creates a durable and functional slip-on. Chaco's Biocentric footbed molds to your foot's shape for optimal comfort on hikes or creek explorations. The Vibram outsole provides a secure stick in wet and dry conditions and proves long lasting, resisting usual wear and tear. The straps offer a heel free fit for convenient slip-on and with adjustable straps you can find the nicest fit.
Bottom Line: Find a fantastic slip-on with the Chaco Men's Zong Sandal.
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I like the sandal but the straps keep tightening down on my big...
I like the sandal but the straps keep tightening down on my big toe - how do you stop that
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By: JoshR-Backcountry.com (62) October 1, 2006
I actually have a pair of Chongs, the predecessor of the Zong. Have had them over 3 years now and they just won't die. Bomber sandals...and still one of my favorites. The only time I have issues with sliding out the back is if its a bit wet, etc. I almost lost them in knee-deep mud hiking a slot canyon recently, which is a situation it would've been nice to have the backs on, but I honestly prefer the ease and comfort of the backless sandals. Five stars.
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By: Al T (2) August 15, 2005
I've had my Zongs for 3 years now, and they are still going strong. Living in Australia, I wear them a lot and the straps have lasted a lot longer than my Z2s. I have no problems keeping them on; in fact, I can walk up steep wet slopes faster than a mate in Tevas with a backstrap. They also go well with jeans.
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By: TheOtherJenn (7) July 15, 2005
I know I am a girl but I actually bought the men's version because I like the wider sole... I cannot live without these sandals. I am convinced of it. I have 3 pairs of Chacos now and these definitely head up the rotation. I have worn these hiking, around town, paddling; pretty much everywhere and I love them. They are completely comfortable, they stay on when I need them too and slip off when I don't. My only problem is once you get sand in the soles at the strap holes it gets tougher and tougher to adjust.
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By: JoshR-Backcountry.com (62) July 11, 2005
I've had a pair of these for almost 2 years now and they are still one of my all-time favorites. No, I wouldn't want to go do a 5-mile hike in them, but they are super comfortable and way more secure than just a pair of flops. I've tried to trash them but they still look and feel practically new, plus Chaco's customer service rocks--they'll resole, fix your straps, etc. Pretty cool.
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By: out4fun (7) June 15, 2005
You know, I had the same problem at first as the guy whose foot kept coming out of the sandal. But I tell you, when I loosened the sandal straps over my instep, it made a huge difference. It's as if the tightened straps actually pushed my foot out, while the loosened straps allowed my foot to stay in the sandal with ease. These things are amazing! Just like George Kanstanza on Seinfeld, if you "Do the opposite," it really works!
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By: g-rocked (1) April 12, 2005
Perhaps it is just the shape of MY foot, but the tighter I strap these on, the more they want to wiggle off. I love the fit when I am just hanging out, but if I am walking any distance or hiking, I have to scrunch my toes to keep from wiggling out the back. Thus, they are not much more utilitarian than a regular pair of thongs. I'm not sure that a medium exists between thongs and the full on sandal with backstrap.
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Tech Specs:
Material:
Polyurethane, rubber, nylon and plastic
Sole:
Vibram
Adjustability:
Adjustable pull-through straps over forefoot
Recommended use:
Casual summer wear, après-paddling
Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime