Hipthong Sandals (Womens)

Hipthong Sandals (womens) Reviews from Users

Reviewer: Richard Chaney on: Jan 29 2012 Reviewer Rating: 5/5
I bought these sandals since I live in Florida, but I journey for operate. Wished a structured sandal, that I could slip on in the airport, and be in a position to get as a result of safety speedily. Also, desired some nicer "flip flops/thongs" for daily put on. The sandal curves properly to match your foot. I have high arches, it was great to wear, felt research. The only downside was that for my foot, the sizing was about a 50 % inch quick. My foot was not absolutely in the sandal. I ordered a size larger. They are beautiful shoes, and I would buy another pair if Sierra nonetheless carried them in my measurement.

Reviewer: Glen Henson on: Jan 24 2012 Reviewer Rating: 4/5
Chacos rock! And when you can pick them up for below $40, they rock even more! :o) These are amazingly comfy, adorable, and match like a glove. The foot bed has a LITTLE heft, but not too substantially - I genuinely dislike weighty foot beds. They are long lasting, and I wade in rivers and creeks with them due to the fact they stay securely on my feet and dry so promptly. I would even use them for geocaching expeditions! Really like 'em.

Reviewer: Annie Martin on: Jan 22 2012 Reviewer Rating: 5/5
This is my 8th pair of Chaco's. This design is my favorite - my Third. Love my black types best. If you are a 7 1/2, purchase an 8. I ordered a seven this time and it is a little bit modest (did not have an eight), so will be returning - also, the green does not match anything at all I have. Put them under a towl at the beach so they do not fade, even though not considerably - took two many years of that. The flip design runs tiny.

Reviewer: Zachary Craig on: Jan 12 2012 Reviewer Rating: 5/5
I am a guy. I am a man who enjoys chacos. But more particularly, a single who enjoys women's chacos. I locate they are much less bulky and more slender than the men's which indicates much less excess weight, much more form-fit, additional convenience, and a lot more safety/safety. I have owned and worn two pairs of womens chacos in advance of acquiring these. I wore these pairs (consecutively) practically completely for five straight many years. They served me nicely for strolling, biking, running down mountains, hiking the grand canyon (3 instances), traveling in 4 continents, and in -20F diploma Iowa winters (see a picture of my first pair bellow).So much I am definitely experiencing the marginally various style (flip-flop style). I am curious to how the strap will effect the protection and functionality of the sandal.Chacos make excellent sandals and I'm fired up to try out out this style. Without having the uncommon strap it appears like they will be far more simple and casual but it is much less probably I will be running down mountains in them.No cons but but I presume they will share the identical cons I discover in my previous chaco sandals: stinky develop up (but perhaps this is from not putting them in the washing machine or dish washer- I have heard that can support), the straps at some point give out, the bottom tread ultimately separates from the sole.

Reviewer: Alfredo Romero on: Dec 27 2011 Reviewer Rating: 4/5
I love chacos but am struggling to locate types that match appropriate. I am sending these again and will attempt the Zongs. Only 2 of the straps are adjustable, the other two are fixed and are waaayy to huge for my foot. Both I have a slender foot, or Chacos run vast. Chacos are definitely awesome and very comfortable--they have wonderful arch help which I need. So I will maintain trying--they're really worth the effort and price tag.