To kick off this 3-part Chaco review, we’re going to look at the
Z2 style, probably the most recognizable sandal that Chaco offers. With it’s
crazy toe strap design, this style stands out among the rest.
I wear this style the most when I’m going to be out-and-about
for a while and don’t want to have to worry about them going flying off my
feet. This style is also perfect to take to the crag. If you’ve ever been
climbing in North Carolina, you know that it’s sometimes a good
15minute-45minute hike. Once you get to the crag, they’re easy to put on and
take off, when you’re not climbing. With their high traction and self-cleaning tread design, this makes them a perfect sandal for easy hikes.
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What makes this style stand out is the toe strap, like I
mentioned earlier. I find that the toe strap keeps my foot in place and stable,
better than the other styles that Chaco offers. The webbing and sole design
also allow you to get that perfect fit across your foot and toe so your feet
don’t go sliding all over.
The biggest drawback to this style is the s
ize. They’re big,
clunky, and heavy. If you’re looking for a lightweight sandal, these aren’t the
ones for you.
If you’re looking for durability, foot support, and stability, this style is for you.
Check back tomorrow to get my input on the smaller and lighter, Z1 style.
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