Teva

Reember Terrain

Women's

I wanted to love these as i have a pair of the original camp shoes from around 7 years ago that are worn out. But after 20 minutes in these around the house I noticed they don't feel quite as supportive because I rolled my ankle TWO TIMES in them. I asked myself: what is different about this new version? Compared it to the originals and the sole on these new ones is almost a whole inch narrower. I do NOT have wide feet at all and always wear a regular width shoe, never wide, so that isn't the problem. I think Teva maybe wanted to make these with a cheaper overhead so they found ways to use less materials, and made these ankle rollers. If like me, you tend to do lots of hiking, trail running, etc, and have sprained your ankle a couple times, or are just naturally a little bit hyper flexible, don't get these. You WILL roll your ankle. Maybe it won't hurt it all the first time, but eventually it will. I usually wear a 6.5 and got the 6, which fits correctly.

Love the brown and pink colors. The footbed is extremely cushiony and comfortable. I have wide feet and these are nice and wide. Perfect for slipping on first thing in morning to take the dog out.

I mostly wear my ReEmbers at home and camping. Easy to slip on and very comfortable with a cushioned footbed. Feels great after a hike. I'm a 7 1/2 and sized down to a 7 for a good fit. The 8 was too big.

This is my 3rd pair in like 12y. I wear as house shoes. The new soles r outstanding.

I eyed these because of the color honestly. I am a woman who wears a size 10 and purchased that size. I have wide feet but did not need any extra width in these. They are very soft and cushy on the soles of the feet and are easy on off so perfect at the house. They feel like they may have some support but it may just be the cushiony insole molding to my foot. I would not recommend them if you need stability because they are so springy but truly amazing on the feet after a long day of working or hiking. Thick wool socks fit inside of these shoes for me and if you prefer to go barefoot in your shoes, maybe size down a half size. I myself prefer socks year round.