I bought these for a beach trip. I probably will not take them to the beach again. Sand gets in the areas around the straps and makes it hard to adjust them.  In order to get it out, you have to "floss" the shoe, meaning that you have to run the straps back and forth through the sandal. I've also heard that canned air (like you use to clean your computer keyboard) works well too. Needless to say, this is a pain. The webbing on these is not as soft as my other Chaco sandals, and I find the multiple straps difficult to adjust. However, the footbed is very comfortable (typical of classic Chacos) and they stay on better than flipflops.  The first few days I wore them they did make my toes a bit raw, but I've heard this goes away with wear. I will see what happens when I get them out again this summer. The color is really nice. I will be cleaning these up and wearing them all summer, just not to the beach.