👣 Teva Women's Omnium Fisherman Sandal - Optimal for Women's Footwear Review

I usually wear an 8.5 but Teva isn't bulking so I've avoided that brand until now. Using the Revain shoe selection system, I ordered a 9.5 as recommended and the shoes are comfortably spacious throughout, but still fit snugly in the back of my heel due to the adjustable strap design. I bought these just before our holiday and was going to use them for my bathing shoes but then I started having problems with foot pain and swelling in my regular walking shoes so I decided to try them for a…

I have had Tirra sandals for a few years now and love them. I thought the Omnium would be a great summer shoe. Based on some suggestions half a size larger, I ordered half a size larger than my tirras and I think it was the right choice. It was close to the toe and I didn't want to risk banging my toe in the front. I've only worn them a few times, once for a few hours while shopping, and they were very comfortable straight away. Maybe a little chafing at the heal but no blistering and I can…

These shoes are like slippers but they are so comfortable. Others I have had for 5 years and have used as boat shoes and tennis shoes around the yard. They fit perfectly in a women's size 10, although I wear a 9 1/2 in some shoes. I used a landing map and also sketched my foot on a piece of paper. My leg was 9 3/4, I think it has grown over the years for a 66 year old woman who is still very active and rides horses. I tried Keen in the same style but they were so big and chunky. For a large…

I was so happy to wear them on my recent trip to Hawaii. We wanted to explore the ocean and be able to walk in wet places. I went back and forth between Tiva and Keens and settled on Teva because they had a little more toe room and seemed to have a little better arch support. I wore them a few days before our trip, just enough to put them on. They worked great. until they get wet. After my first day on the ocean, the very tip of the back heel fabric seemed to twist a bit and stretch that way. I

Okay I don't know what the heck all these good reviews are saying. I've wanted these shoes for MONTHS; I did some research going back and forth between Keen, Chacos, Teva etc and these sneakers had the best reviews, everyone said they were great right. wrong (Trump's voice). Now remember, I'm an aquarist, so I spent 8-10 hour shifts getting my feet wet, walking up and down stairs, outside, inside, whatever. So I need closed toe sandals to get the job done. I ordered half a size up - good choice

I have worn Teva sandals for many years. I bought several pairs of an older version of these sandals and they were worn out so I ordered another pair. Doesn't matter! You are terrible. Teva made the design cheaper. Shoes don't open anymore. The straps don't loosen or loosen the boots, they tighten I assume, but you have to put your foot through a very, very small hole. Many cheap Chinese shoes are now made this way; this of course saves money. I have a high arch and instep and it was almost…

I just got these Teva sandals and I'm still testing them at home so can't comment on the comfort for long hikes or the durability. So four stars instead of five. But if you're desperate for a hiking sandal with solid arch support, this could be the one for you. I have to wear either custom orthotics or Vionic sandals/shoes to avoid foot pain due to overpronation and flat feet. This presents a problem with hiking sandals as Vionic doesn't make them, other hiking sandals offer minimal arch…