Teva Omnium SKU #7373839(View on Zappos.com Classic)

Terrific sandal! Perfect fit, comfortable right out of the box, grips wet boat docks and slippery rocks. Highly recommend.

Loved them until the little darker part of the back heel started to come loose from the rest of the sole. Used exterior double-sided tape to hold it on for a time, but it only held for awhile. The darker part wore thin and came loose. Other than that, they're okay.

Wow, just got my second pair of these sandals. Everything about these is correct. Teva got the fit perfect. I have a medium arch and run about 45 - 55 mi/wk. The Omnium sandals have been my post run shoe. Even after a 10 mile run with tired feet and legs these sandals keep my feet going. This summer I've just started wearing them all the time. Which includes, school, work, and vacation. A couple of days ago I got the feeling I could run in these things. After a little experimentation I ended up using a pair of thin wool socks and had an awesome run on my favorite technical trail along the Lake Superior shoreline.

Disappointed in the Omniums. I bought them to wear on the various but hot and wet terrains of Costa Rica. They took a long time to dry (and were not so good at killing odors, no matter what kind of improbably antimicrobial fibers they're made of, and my shoes don't smell normally), which was a minor annoyance but the real problem was that they chewed up my heel. It was so painful to walk by the end of the trip that I was walking with my heel over the back, like as slippers, so they were not a great help when climbing rocks or doing other activities where you actually need your shoes to perform and stabilize you. My friend got a pair as well and he had the same problem. I think it's at least partly due to the water retention, which caused friction, and it was such a nice addition to my trip to scream in pain every time my open-sored heels went into salt water. They also run big so get at least a half size smaller than your sneakers, and if you do buy them, carry band-aids. Ow!

Great sandals! Very comfortable and have a good grip on wet surfaces (I use them fly-fishing in the summer). My only complaint is that they don't dry fast enough and will sometimes take more than 24 hours until completely dry.

I purchased to use exclusively for kayaking (California), but recently used for river fishing up at Kennedy Meadows. Very comfortable, true to size and perform as stated. They hike/wear well and are excellent for toe protection and, well draining. I mean, just look at em, they are built for this purpose. I don't know that I'd trek the Sierras in them but for day hikes and getting to exclusive fishing holes they were great for scurrying along granite to get to remote places. I know they will more than meet my expectations for kayaking. Waiting to see how they wear over the long haul, couple seasons, we'll see! So far, so good.

These sandals are incredibly comfortable: I was able to walk 3 miles on the first day and 5 on the second, before a very slight friction made me decide to stop. From the third day onward, no discomfort whatsoever, even at the 20-mile mark, with no breaks. Although they are not very airy, they don't cause much sweating, and don't get smelly. At times, little pebbles do get trapped inside, but simply lifting the heel and shaking the afflicted foot is usually enough to let them right out. Walking on the beach is best done barefoot, or one would soon be dragging around several pounds of sand. The rubber sole has a good grip, and doesn't leave marks. What prevents me from giving top marks is the fact that the right sole started coming unglued within the first week, at the junction between the upper, lighter, layer, and the bottom one. True, by then I had put on about 50 miles on the shoes, but even so, it was disappointing. The left sandal held on for about a month, before displaying the same issue. At any rate, once glued back together, they haven't presented any more problems. I have had them now for 4 months, about 700-800 miles (I do enjoy walking); I work out with them, hike trails, wade rivers (they dry somewhat quickly when worn, overnight if taken off), and the soles are starting to be a bit smooth. I would say in another couple of months they will be threadbare, but that's a couple-hundred miles away. Would I buy them again? I just did. I compare them to the Keens I had a while ago, and they are decidedly better, since the Keens soles split in half after a few months.

Great sandal. Extremely comfortable and accommodates my extremely wide foot. The only con that I can remotely say about them is that they are not that easy to get in and out of, but you get used to it. Other than that, I love my Omniums and will use them for any type of outdoor adventure.

I run a boatyard in southeastern Connecticut. I bought the Teva Omnium to serve as my daily work shoe. It hasn't disappointed. Fits well, decent support, kind to yacht decks and my toes are protected from the inevitable stubbing. Finally, Zappos has been their usual prompt and efficient selves. No complaints and no worries.