Chaco Z1 CLASSIC Men's Sandal

Great shoes. Love Prime. I ordered them at breakfast in a Saturday and they were o, my doorstep the next am

よく比較されるTevaハリケーンと比較すると、サイズの選択についてはTevaハリケーンと同じサイズ25センチにしましたが、ジャストでした。サイズ感としては普段のサンダルのジャストサイズを選択して問題ないと思います。ちなみに25センチのサイズ表記の詳細は＜USA：7、EUR：40、CM：25、UK：6＞でした。Tevaハリケーンは＜USA：7、EUR：39.5、CM：25、UK：6＞なのでほぼ同じでした。 重量はTevaハリケーンと比べると重く、硬めの質感ですが、足のホールドはチャコZ1の方がしっかりしています。マジックテープ式のTevaハリケーンに比べて着脱のしづらさは若干ありますが、履いた感覚は逆にマジックテープという余計なギミックがない分、足へのアタリがなく、またフィット感も良いことから、チャコZ1の方が長時間歩いても足が痛くなりませんでした。重いことも安定感につながり、特に土踏まず部分のホールドが長時間の歩行でも疲れにくくしてくれています。Tevaハリケーンは軽量で柔らかいため、最初の履き心地の良さはありますが、長時間歩行するような場合はチャコZ1の方が負担が少ないように感じました。 デザインについてはTevaハリケーンのスポーティさに比べてチャコZ1は１本のストラップのみなので普段の洋服にも合わせやすいと思います。 サンダルはやはりサイズ選びが重要です。このサンダルは見た目分かりづらいですが、ストラップが足の指の部分から甲にかけてソールの間を通って１本でつながっているため、足の高さに関しては調節が効きます。その代わり、踵部分のストラップは縫い付けられている仕様のため、足の長さに関しては調節ができません。なので足の長さについては若干シビアですので、サイズ選びの際には足の長さで選んでください。また、このサンダルは重量がそれなりにあるので、サイズが大きめで合ってないと特に重みを感じやすくなるので、やはりジャストで履くことをおすすめします。本当は25.5センチ希望でしたが、25センチと26センチ両方試した結果、25センチを選択しました。ハーフサイズがなく迷われると思いますが（レビューでも意見が分かれている）、個人的には迷ったら下を選んだ方が良いと思います。当方甲高幅広の足で、実測は25センチ（スニーカーは26センチ、革靴は25センチもしくは25.5センチを選択）ですが、実測そのままのサイズでジャストでした。

The seller (Backcountry) and Manufacturer (Chacos) were both great and super helpful. This is my first pair of Chacos and the sizing can be confusing (for 1/2 size ppl at least), as well as knowing the style you want. I tend to overthink, especially when buying something that I'll be walking on/in for years. Had I known more, I would have had it all figured out (size/style) before ordering online, but these were a great deal/price, so I jumped at it and then tried to make sure I'd bought the right thing. I'm a 9.5 normally, so I didn't know whether to get a 9 or a 10 since Chacos only comes in whole sizes. Chacos blog says to size up, so I bought the 10. When I got them, they SEEMED a bit large, so I got spooked and went online for advice (probably my mistake, ha). Lots of reviews say to size down (I'm panicking), although some more "scientific" articles/reviews said to use a Brannock device to measure Arch length, as that is the most important factor (more confused). I emailed Chacos support, who told me to ignore their blog and size down (major panic now). I literally boxed them up for return (sadly), but decided to make a trip to my local outdoor store for one last, in-person recommendation. I'm glad I did. I tried on 9s and 10s, in multiple styles (toe loop, no toe loop, classic, VOLV) and measured my arch lenth (turns out it's a 10). The conclusion was that, althought the 9 appeared to fit my overall foot size slightly better (the 10 has some extra footbed at the toe), the 10s felt/feel WAY more comfortable and fit my arch perfectly. I jumped right in (again, maybe not smart) and wore them to two, all-day events last weekend (8 and 10 hours respectively, with LOTS of walking and standing) and they are fantastic. Super comfortable, no blisters, chafing, or any issues (besides dusty feet and a weird tan). FWIW, I didn't realize that most ppl wear them pretty darn loose compared to what I thought I'd wear them, which also helped with what I was concerned would be too much "excess strap" after pulling them tight. Anyway -- moral of the story is to GO TO A STORE WITH A KNOWLEDGABLE SALESPERSON THAT YOU TRUST and get properly sized for Chacos and choose the style you like (toe strap/no strap) best BEFORE ordering online. If it's a place you shop at regularly, they'll be happy to help you (hopefully), or just tell them you are putting them on your birthday/holiday list for someone else to buy so you just need sized correctly (haha). If you get the right style and size, Chacos are excellent.

The heel is quite low and will injure anyone susceptible to foot trouble. Consult a podiatrist. If you are young and strong they are quite comfortable. Adjusting them is a chore, but once you have the straps set you’re pretty much good to go. Learn the fabric softener trick.

Fantastic shoes. I have had them for a little over a week now and they are slowly being broken in, but I am very happy so far