Paonia Chelsea Boot - Men's
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Why We Like The Chaco Paonia Chelsea Boot
The Chaco Paonia Chelsea Boot wraps our feet in supple waxed suede to keep them dry and flexing freely, while the sticky rubber underfoot solidifies our steps.
Details
- Rugged boot built with waterproof suede for wet-weather commutes
- Leather and canvas lining for comfort and durability
- Stretchy gore side panels allow an easy on-off
- Luvseat footbed increases comfort and support
- Hardwearing foam absorbs shock and returns energy
- Non-marking lugged rubber sole provides wet-weather traction
- Item #CHAZ19J
- Upper Material
- waterproof suede
- Lining
- leather, canvas
- Closure
- slip-on
- Footbed
- Luvseat
- Midsole
- Luvseat PU
- Sole
- ChacoGrip rubber, 2.5mm lugs
- Activity
- casual
- Manufacturer Warranty
- limited
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Overall Rating
3 based on 9 ratings
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Selecting an option will reload the available reviews on the pageFebruary 12, 2024
Chaco Chelsea Boots
I bought them because I had previously purchased the desert boots. They’re basically the lace-up version. And if you like the desert boots, the Chelsea version is the same. You’ll get the quality and comfort…add that you don’t have to lace them up could be an added bonus. I can and have worn them all day and my feet didn’t feel fatigued afterwards. That’s a plus in my book. I’d make the purchase again…its a timeless style of footwear as are the desert boots.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
February 11, 2024
Feels like chacos, nice to be able to slip on.
I really like these. I have the chukka boots and these and they are both good and fit similarly. Thr biggest difference is that you can slip the chelsea on but you can't slip the chukkas on, they have to be laced up. The footbed really does feel like the sandal. I've tried several closed toed chacos over the years and they have mostly been bad. These 2 are the best closed toe shoe that chaco has made, and they are quite good. I hope they can translate this to a more warm weather design for summer since work requires closed toed shoes. Lots of folks complaining about no half sizes, but the sandals don't come in half sizes, so i just ordered a 9 since that's my sandal size and it fits great.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
January 29, 2024
Size down. Runs full size too big.
Runs a full size too large. Typically wear a 9 and had to order an 8. Fits well once you get the right size. Roomy toe box. One star due to poor sizing guidelines.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
January 22, 2024
Sandal footbed is back!
Finally Chaco is using its sandal footbed once again in boots/shoes! Instead of just placing a subpar insole. Sounds like might have to offer 1/2 sizes though? In sandals not so much an issue. Though there was an exceptional insole they placed into hiking boots once upon a time. hmmm...
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
December 18, 2023
Too loose, fit poorly
Size eleven fit very loose. Not like others. Too tight on size 10
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
June 16, 2023
You’re better than this Chaco.
No half sizes. That’s nonsense. You can’t cater to only whole shoe sizes and leave the rest of us out.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
February 1, 2023
No half sizes☹️
I’ve been wearing chacos for about 20 years now and I love them. Unfortunately, these don’t come in half sizes so I’m not able to wear these since I’m in between sizes. Such a bummer because I love these boots.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
November 1, 2022
Finally a comfortable footbed in a shoe
Finally a winter shoe with the sole of the sandals! Chaco sandals are one of the few shoes that help my plantair fasciitis. I had been buying their shoes too hoping for that perfect cushioning bottom but their winter shoes are so hard on the bottom. These shoes, though, feel as good as the sandals.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
October 19, 2022
They’re ok
I like them ok but they would have been better if put on zcloud footbed. Not much cushion. Kinda tight going on.
Originally reviewed on chacos.com
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