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 Chaco Canyonland Low Hiking Shoe - Men's |
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Sale Price:
$54.97
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Our Price:
$99.95
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Item # CHA0070
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Milton
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Description of Chaco Canyonland Low Hiking Shoe - Men's:
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Give your feet Chaco support plus the protection of a full coverage light hiker with the Men's Canyonland Low Trail Shoe. If you own a pair of Chaco's legendary sport sandals, you know that sinking feeling when you have to put them away for the winter or risk frostbitten toes. With the Canyonland Low, the amazing support you get in the summer months can start in early spring and continue well into fall. Chaco's removable BioCentric footbed controls pronation, while abrasion-resistant synthetic uppers and full dual-zone lacing make the Canyonland Low appropriate not only for the shoulder seasons, but anytime you need more beef than a sandal can provide.
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Bottom Line: Super sandals beget supreme shoes.
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| Not good for hiking.... 05-30-08 |
mmhilton21002058 (2):  |
| I am a Chaco lover and have hiked in their sandals for a long, long time. This shoe fits great and is very comfortable.....no blisters, pressure points, etc. However, it is not suitable for hiking if you are going to hike on normal trails...i.e., in the woods, or on rocky trails. The sole is so soft that every time you step on a stone, tree root, etc., it hurts the bottom of your foot. The sole felt acceptable at first, but after about 4-5 hikes they became softer and softer. If you want a comfortable shoe for walking on smooth, groomed surfaces, I think it would be great. |
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| Great shoe 05-07-08 |
dnesburg2160766 (1):  |
| Bought these without even trying them on because of the chaco fit I have appreciated so much in their sandals and I was not let down. These fit like a glove and become a part of your foot. The footbed is simply grounded - not soft or aggressive, just right. You forget you even have them on, not because of their weight but because of the fit. Great shoe! |
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| Excellente 10-20-08 |
| Erik Gulbranson (12): |
| These shoes, and they are shoes mind you, are great. Compared to my boots the sole is thin, but I bought hiking shoes, not mountaineering boots. So far, the feel is great my feet are comfy and the arch support is quite nice. The mesh exterior is great and I can actually feel the shoes venting. This might be a downside when things turn soggy. The construction seems top-notch the feel and look like a well put together piece of footwear. The lacing system is unique due to a plastic arm that extends to laces with 2 holes of different diameter, the top hole grabs the lace, while the bottom hole allows tightening or loosening. I was concerned at first, whether this plastic thing would snap off, but so far so good. And there is a rubber rand covering much of the shoe (goodbye ugly weathered suede!). |
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Material:
[Upper] Synthetic leather, mesh
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Sole:
Chaco Getagrip butyl rubber
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Lacing:
Standard, dual-zone
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Recommended Use:
Trail running, hiking, scrambling, ultimate Frisbee
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Manufacturer Warranty:
Lifetime
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