Chaco CushZ Sandal

This is my first pair of Choco sandals. I cant wear them. The straps are too tight.

Due to Posterior Tibial Dysfunction Syndrome (PTDS) I have struggled to find SOMETHING that would enable me to walk even short distances without pain. The athletic shoes that were recommended were too hot for summer. But I could find nothing else that worked. So I figured I might as well give the CushZ TOE-Looped Extra Cushioned Sandal a try, since they were on sale. Thankfully, I am now able to manage short, casual walks! The built in arch support is just what I need for my ‘fallen arches,’ and the extra cushioning soles help soften the pain from the PTDS.

Exactly what I wanted. My third pair of Chacos and I have yet to be disappointed.

The foam padding had bumps on it and it feels like I’m constantly walking on grains of sand. The toe loops gives me blisters which may be a size issue so I don’t think that’s necessary the shoes.

I L❤️ VE Chaco sandals with the toe loop! I just got the Cush extra cushioning sandal a couple weeks ago. I like the way they look but the extra cushioning has taken a little to get used to as it feels like I am struggling with a roll in the arch of my feet, but I am flat-footed. The sole is not the same type of Chaco (gripping and non-slipping sole) that I have grown accustomed to but they dont claim you can hike in the Cush sandal so, there's that. All in all, I got on sale and for the price, im happy that I bought these.

Shoes are comfortable, but I was expecting a little more grip on the bottom. Definitely more of a town type model than something i would go hiking in.

My recent pair are so comfy. I can wear all day!! That’s great with 2 total knee replacements!!

i LOVE EVERYTHING ABOUT THE SHOE EXCEPT that they are too small. By the time I tried them on and tried to exchange them you dont have anymore. I didn't have this problem with my last pair.