Chaco Men's Classic FLIP Flop, Solid Black, 8
T-Strap SandalsSlip into the Classic Flip™ from Chaco. This is one flip that won’t flop, featuring ultra-durable PU construction inspired by our Classic Z/Sandals and a sturdy and capable underfoot feel. Engineered with Chaco’s contoured LUVSEAT™ arch-support that promotes healthy alignment, the corrective footbeds are accepted by the APMA (American Podiatric Medical Association) and feel fantastic whether on the go or recovering after long runs, hikes, and workouts. A favorite of river guides, adventurers, and athletes; enjoyed high-tide, mountainside, and everywhere in-between. Features a jacquard textile upper strap and reinforced toe posts. Vegan. Available in Men’s and Women’s sizing.
Product Feature
- Polyester jacquard webbing.
- Mens specific LUVSEAT PU midsole
- Non-marking ChacoGrip rubber compound with wave fin traction design 2.0 mm Lug Depth
Product Details
- Fabric type : 100% Textile
- Origin : Imported
- Sole material : Synthetic
- Outer material : Polyester
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User Reviews
I’ve been wearing Chaco flips exclusively for 17 years and just bought my 4th pair. They’re on my feet almost every day, around the house all winter and outside all summer. While the fit is perfect for me with just the right arch support I really love how the foot bed stays grippy when wet and the soles give plenty of traction walking on slick surfaces. Averaging over 4 years per pair is nothing to complain about either
My last pair lasted my 7 years. The soles are firm, but less “hard” than previous (est 2015/16) Which, imho is what you want in a long term sandal. They don’t absorb water like foam ones. The straps are light but super strong. I don’t find the arches too high trying to hard to be something they shouldn’t. The new version has upgraded tread grabbiness, which also means that feature might wear our, but what’s under is till solid.
My previous pair of these, which I wore all over Honolulu regularly, took some time to break in and weren't the most comfortable because they were stiff, but man were they durable. Lasted at least eight years before the straps pulled out (I fixed that for another two years of use) and then, finally, the footbed disintegrated. These new ones fit well (unlike at least one reviewer, I found the straps nice and snug), the arch support is excellent, and the soles are very grippy. But the material is different, and seems inferior. Still good sandals, and more comfortable than the old ones, but maybe not the indestructible bargain they once were.
These are durable flip flops for the money. I’ve had several pairs over the years and they’ve lasted a good while. That’s coming from someone who wears flip flops more than they do actual shoes. They are hard rubber and will outlast any mush or leather flip flop.
Have had them for 2 months and enjoy these flip flops
As a river guide, I can attest that Chaco used to be the best! Made in the USA, comfort and quality to last for years. But, they sold out, are now made in China, and their new shoes are terrible. I ordered these thinking they couldn’t have made their flip flops bad right? All those reviewers must’ve been exaggerating right? Wrong. They’re as bad as everyone says. We returned them after merely trying them on for one minute around the house. :( Terrible quality (the right and left shoe were visibly different from one another) and they weren’t at all comfortable. :(
Been wearing this model for 15+ years. Best flip around!
As with their Z2 sandles I've had for over a year now, these things are comfy, made with great quality materials and are great if ya need to pop on some footwear for a quick minute. I'm sold for life on Chacos. I live in Arizona and I've got tan lines from these from March-December. They hold up to constant use and are worth the price any day.