Review of Chaco Men's Tedinho Wtpf Boot

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I started a few weeks ago with these in black. I have endless problems with shoes ... I like the short boot because my orthotics work more stably. This is the FIRST boot/shoe I have really, really liked from day one in many years. I liked them so much I got the brown ones, too.

Do not expect these to be serious hikers. They'll do in a light pinch, but they're really a knockabout casual boot-shoe. And they're verrrrry good at that.

These are designed to be used with the liners provided ... very pronounced arch support, heavily cushioned heel. They work well enough that I can cheat and skip the orthotics if I need to. Having been warned at EMS that I was supposed to use the Chaco inserts, I experimented anyway. My take is that Red Wing liners and orthotics work just fine.

The fit is so consistent that if I dressed in the dark I'd have no idea if the left was black and the right brown.

Shoes and boots and feet are idiosyncratic; I wear hiking boots (usually Merrels) pretty much 365. These work incredibly on MY feet ... and they look casual-good, too. (The black ones have grey sole sides. Why? I have no idea ... within black would've looked better. In a manner of speaking, the browns are better looking brown boots than the blacks are black boots. But both better looking than most hiking boots.)

I love em.

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These boots are designed extremely well much better than boots costing 3x as much (Wolverine, Merrel, Frye...I've tried those). Chaco is a favorite brand of mine for sandals and they deserve applause for applying their design to boots. I've worn them now for 3 month, daily and never had a single complaint. They're one of the easiest boots to put on and take off.

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VERY EASY ON/OFF. OTHER BOOTS I HAVE OWNED REQUIRE 4 OR 5 TIMES AS LONG TO LACE. AS COMFORTABLE AS A BOOT CAN BE.

SIZING WAS CORRECT. WATERPROOF AS PROMISED.

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I like the new Chaco Tedinhos but I would not classify it as much of a hiking boot. It's great for kicking around, okay for shoveling snow but not a real hiker. The soles are very much like the Chaco sandals which would allow you to go hiking but not protect the bottoms of your feet very well. I will not be using these for hiking.

Nice materials. Comfortable. Good looking. But stick to the well known hiking brands if you're going hiking.