The z/2 adjustment has an extra step at the toe hold (not pictured).

How to adjust chacos z1. Z1 comes with a single strap. This will tighten the strap that. How to adjust chacos video.

Pull up the buckle strap this step is similar to step 1 of the first method. The style of z/1 is preferred by people who have high arches and want some space. At this point, you will feel that the lower belt is tight.

Grab your z/2 chaco sandals and follow along with this video to learn how to tighten, loosen, and adjust your chacos with a toe loop to the perfect. Here are the steps to follow: Working from the inside, pull the front strap up until the strap that crosses the top of.

Tighten the strap that runs diagonal across the base of your toes by pulling the piece that feeds into the buckle. Wrapping around the foot in various places, the chaco webbing is woven directly through the sole to secure the sandal to your foot. Adjusting takes just a few minutes.

To tighten, pull at the strap at the. I love the appearance of the two straps, the toe loop ensures extra stability while i’m kayaking/in general, and the cloud footbed is so. Pull it in the opposite way of which it.

How (not) to use the chaco z1 classic? Pull from the part of the strap closest to the inside of your foot. The webbing adjustments stay in place.