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You are here: Home / Featured / Review: Chaco Shoes

Review: Chaco Shoes

April 3, 2010 By Danny

These sandals are the best footwear known to man. Seriously. We wear them daily whether on the trail, in the city, or swimming through a rapid. The vibram sole always has superb traction and our feet never feel tired or sore…regardless of how much mileage we do. Added bonus…the tan lines one grows while wearing Chaco’s are a mark of honor. 🙂
Chacos – There is only one sandal I will ever wear.Backpacking Chacos

Chaco’s come in many colors and designs, Danny wears Z1 (no toe strap) with the new lightweight sole, while Jillian is in the ZX1. Made of 25% recycled rubber, you can send your Chaco’s back to the company to have them resoled or even replace the straps, reducing waste in your local community.

Do allow some time to break these in and get used to them as adjusting them the first few times can be difficult.

Highly Recommended.  Get a Pair Today

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Comments

  1. Alexis Grant says

    April 4, 2010 at 11:03 am

    I’m totally with you on this one… Wore my Chacos through Africa for six months — walking through forest, mud, even swimming — and I can STILL wear them now that I’m home!

  2. Jillian says

    April 5, 2010 at 12:49 am

    @Alexis- I <3 Chacos 🙂

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