Allison W

from United States

Chacos are really weird on my feet. The only style that works is the new updraft 2. Otherwise, the middle portion of the sole is too narrow and makes my foot look fat.

Piper

from North Myrtle Beach SC

I can always count on Zappos! I ordered these sandals Saturday night and wore them today, Tuesday. Let me tell you: I have progressively bad feet. Heel spurs on one foot, hammer toes on the other, and bunions on both. I decided that I was willing to spend this much on good sandals if they were truly comfortable...and they are! I am so happy, because I do a lot of walking dogs and grandchildren. I am a pretty good size 7 and got these in 7, perfect fit. They are adjustable so much so that you can actually create the most comfortable fit ever. And the soles are so thick that they provide great cushions for sore feet. They are not so stylish that they are for wearing for dress up, but I will wear them almost everywhere in lieu of limping slowly around. If you need shoes for comfort, get these. And they are all man made, so they are vegan which is a requirement for me. Thank you again, Zappos. I buy from you knowing I can return things, and then I am so happy with them that I always end up keeping them.

Brands I'd also recommend: Patagonia, Sanuk, Earth, Vegan

Anonymous

from Tx

These are terrific. The support is very helpful for my wonky feet (with a mix of nerve damage and plantar fasciitis and bunions). Sizing was hard for me. I can wear from a 9 to a 9.5 to a 10 depending on the brand. The 10 seemed sloppily big so I tried the 9. For me, the 9 seems to be a better choice. I have tried the toe loop style and it interfered with my bunion. These fit really well and close with out rubbing or flopping.

Brands I'd also recommend: Keen

Leila

from Louisville, KY

After having worn these sandals 10-12 times, I honestly don't understand why people love them so much. Well, they look good, sort of, but I don't find them comfortable for two reasons. No matter how I adjust the straps, they still rub on the feet in various places if I walk more than from house to car to store and back. The footbed seems like great support, but why then do my knees hurt after walking a mile or so? My worn out Teva's give better support. The fit is good for narrow feet.

Brands I'd also recommend: Teva