Chaco Z/2 Unaweep Sandals (For Men)

I have 4 pairs of Chaco Z2(s). I am retired, live in Florida and wear shoes or sneakers only about 20 - 30 days per year. The rest of the time I wear Chaco Z2 sandals. The only cons are "hot spots" during the initial break in period and the straps on my Chacos are never, never as easy to adjust as they are in the video. Mine take two (2) hands not two (2) fingers to adjust.

Wear like iron. I buy a pair every few years and live in them all summer!

I already have a pair of Chaco sandals (love 'em) and a pair of Chaco boots (hate 'em), so I took a chance on these. I haven't hiked in them yet, but so far they're great around town and on some not exactly hiking trips (more like paths than rocky Pennsylvania trails). I'm looking forward to getting them wet and to really hiking in them - so I can't say that they're durable - but they probably are. As to strap chafing - none so far - but it could happen, and I say, "if you don't want strap chafing while hiking, wear boots!"

I'm a younger guy with *really* flat feet. My left foot is exactly a size 13 (by Brannock Device) and my right foot is a little over. I gave up flip-flops and tried finding a good "technical sandal" aka "sports sandal." There's really only two such sandals accepted by the American Podiatric Medical Association: these and the ECCO Yucatans. Tried out the ECCOs. They were nice, comfortable, but too easy for my foot to slip around in, plus they definitely weren't made to be trashed around town, etc. Clearly for more of an older wearer. The good: The single strap system is awesome. Weird at first, but ultimately the best. By securing, and I mean securing, your feet in place the sandal becomes a part of your foot! It also has excellent arch support. The bad: I think they may be a little shorter and narrower than one would expect. Perfect size for me, but my feet are like really close to the edge. Not on the edge, but close. So I imagine if I were a 13 1/4-1/2 these probably wouldn't have worked. Another thing: because of how flat my feet are, it seems like my feet are "thin" so I have to pull the strap pretty tight and have this big slack that I tuck into the rear strap. Not a big deal though. If it really bugs me, I could probably fix it if I knew how to sew / had a sewing machine.

Great sandal at a great price.

I wear my chacos everyday, whether I'm hiking, riding or relaxing... They are especially great when it comes to water and having to dry off fast, because there good at that..... My only issue is that the chacos were a little harsh on my feet the first few days, but I got used to them fast

I wear a size 12 tennis shoe and first ordered a size 12 in these...that wasn't happening. Sent them back and got a size 13 and problem was solved. A great all around sandal. Only thing I don't really care for is they weigh a ton, but they are quality and sometimes quality comes at a price.

Same quality as always!

Arrived swiftly. I have always been happy with what i order from sierra trading post... I have done price shopping for comparison and found this to be my best economical value for the products I was purchasing. I even bought work boots and LOVE them ! descriptions are accurate and helpful- make sure you read them! thanks STP!

They take some getting used to with the single toe strap, but when you get them adjusted and fit to your own foot you could walk, jog, climb, or pretty much do anything in them for as long as you wanted to wear them. The straps do cause some chafing at first because of their unusual positioning, but your feet get used to this real quick.