Chaco Updraft Sport Sandals (For Women)
Closeouts. Fear the creeks no more! Chaco's Updraft sport sandals feature Chaco's legendary anatomic footbeds with a lighter-weight, water-ready design, foot-securing performance, and wet-dry grip on almost any surface.
Average Rating based on 62 reviews
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Reviewed by Ginger from Hartford, CT on Saturday, May 18, 2013This is my second pair of Chacos and they are phenomenally comfortable. My feet measure an exact 10D and I am wearing the 9 wide with room to spare. The hard plastic thing that connects the straps sometimes hits my ankle bone, but only if I turn my foot a certain way. My other Chacos do not have that, but it is not enough to be a deal breaker. I find the arch support and the way the sole is basically strapped onto my foot truly helps my chronic knee pain. I basically never take them off!
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Reviewed by Fiona from Minnesota on Thursday, May 16, 2013THis is my third pair of Chaco sandals. I lost one last year and wanted a slightly lighter soled version for water sports. The strapping system does a great job at providing good ankle and foot stability even for long walking distances. You need to break them in a little to prevent chafing.
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Reviewed by Akdubb from Texas on Monday, May 13, 2013I have another pair of chacos that the sole is a lot thicker. These have a thinner sole, and I was worried I wouldn't like them. I am so glad I kept them!! They are so comfortable and lighter than my others. I definitely recommend these for absolutely anything! I was blown away by the deal I got on them on here, and recommend it to everyone!
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Reviewed by Jillyjoe from Georgia on Monday, May 13, 2013I bought these for my 11 year old son, who has a narrow foot. The men's Chaco's are way too wide, but with the styling and color of this shoe, it is masculine enough for my tween to wear.
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Reviewed by NW outdoor from Washington on Friday, May 10, 2013Great sandal, good colors. Wish they came in a wide, but I'll take a regular at this discount price.
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Reviewed by CPS from Michigan on Wednesday, May 08, 2013I have Keen and Teva sandals. I prefer the Teva (Terra Fi 3) because the arch support is better for my high arches. I've heard only good about Chacos, so when i saw these on sale I thought I'd give them a try. Oh yeah, I've tried the original Chacos with the heavy sole and felt like I was walking around with planks attached to my feet. These Chaco sandals are the lighter weight sole, and I find that I like them a lot. I often walk about a mile to catch a bus, and then troop all over town in my sandals. Haven't done that yet, but I've walked around the house and yard and found these to be very comfortable (so they must be pretty good for high arches). As usual, I got a great deal from STP so that in itself gives an extra star no matter what :)
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Reviewed by jdgill from AR on Wednesday, May 08, 2013I did not like the thinner sole. The shoes did not look as good and the thin sole is not as comfortable as the thicker sole. Exchanging them for the traditional Chaco sandals.
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Reviewed by Adventurer from Alaska on Tuesday, May 07, 2013I order those sandals and although they are well made did not look good on my feet. Sending them back.
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Reviewed by Connie, Mom of many Chaco owners from Knoxville TN on Monday, May 06, 2013This shoe is fashionable, reasonably priced, comfortable and don't tell anyone, but orthopedic, too.
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Reviewed by Renee from Durham, NC on Tuesday, April 30, 2013I've read that the plastic part that holds the back strap can rub on these. Haven't had that problem yet. Also not sure about sizing. I had a size 8 in a different style of Chacos that I had to sell because they were just way too big. I got the 7 and my toes are just barely not poking over the edge of the sandal. Not sure I'm comfortable with that close of a fit.
