Customer Reviews Teva Olowahu

I liked the old style much better. The wedge heel was more comfortable.

Initially I did love these flip flops, despite getting a blister on my left second toe from the strap. But after wearing them now for less than 2 weeks the straps have actually gotten quite soft, almost limp. I have to hold them and position the straps every time I put them on vs. being able to just slip into them. Not very convenient. But the soles are VERY comfortable and I love the arch support.

These shoes are so comfortable but my feet squeak with every single step. Makes them unusable. Since they are already worn I guess I'm stuck with them. Too bad. They look and feel great.

It's very cute & stylish, but not comfortable. It digs into my skin

Really cute sandal with some design inconsistencies. The outer strap length on both sandals were wildly different, maybe .5 - 1inch difference. The right was perfect fit but the strap on the left sandal rubbed against my pinky toe. Looks and feels like they were made for two different sets of feet. I was really looking forward to these!

The sole of these sandals are very hard. The outside bottom are slick. Like made of plastic rather than rubber. I am having to break them in to wear them very long. Not like any Tevas I've bought in the past.

I loved this sandal when you used to make it. It was the Cabo or Lucas? The 10 fit perfectly. I was excited to try it. Once again, I ordered a 10 and I was sent a 10 Wide. I don't have fat feet.

These sandals are now my favorite of all time, but when they arrived they were the most uncomfortable sandal I had ever attempted to wear. Despite being the correct size (sole was long and wide enough), all the straps were very tight and cut into my feet and toes. Especially the Y straps that meet at the toe post. That part literally sawed between my toes. The material was also very unforgiving being so stiff and rigid (think dog/cat collar material). BUT I loved the look of these sandals so much and I was determined to wear them, and figured out the there was a super easy fix (TEVA please consider this change!!!). I first wore thick socks and blow dried the shoes on my feet. Which helped the strap areas that touched the side of my feet. But the spot between the toes was still killing me. So I took a pair of small scissors and cut the thread that sewed together the two sides of the Y strap very slightly, not even halfway from where it was originally sown. Once I did this I realized the toe post was originally sewed SO HIGH that it was pulling the straps into the foot and leading the toe post in a not very natural position against the foot. Once I cut this, it created flexibility and room on both sides of the entire strap and didn't saw between my toes anymore! Now they are the most comfortable sandal I have. Strap material broke in quickly too. I know very drastic change in feelings. This may be more than what other wider feet people may want to deal with to wear a brand new sandal, but if you purchased these and are about ready to give up, please try what I did!

Another pair I had to return due to uncomfyness of the thong partit hurt for me every time I took steps. I think there needed to be more material for some more give in that part, maybe, or something?! The colors and the style were cute though; different than the standard looking flip flops.

I bought these in hopes I could take them to the beach. The straps are really tight and you can't loosen them up so it's causing some pain around the sides of my foot. Definitely should size up.

I bought these in a fifteenth color. Only lasted one summer because the straps stretched out. I won't buy this style again. I enjoyed them though.

The straps are not comfortable for me. I'm used to wearing thong sandals with a strap between my big and second toe, but somehow these are different. A good lesson to try on shoes in a person before buying them, even if they're on sale from a brand I've used before.

I bought this pair and another style sandal, but had to exchange them for a larger size. Instead of exchanging, they cancelled my order and gave me a refund. Bummer. Now that it's getting cooler outside, I guess I'll wait until spring to reorder.

I've been searching for years for a slide type sandal to wear for daily use. One that can go from casual use to walking at least a mile, preferably more. This isn't the one. It seems to be made well and is sturdy, but the footbed seems to be made with relatively cheap material. The straps are lovely and strong but stretched out quickly, and twist easily while putting them on. Not what I want in a slide like shoe. Unfortunately the between-the-toe friction is also uncomfortable. If I'm going to pay this much for a sandal I want it to not make me regret wearing them, which these do.

I have used these sandals for over 15 years and one pair typically lasts me about 2 years. The past two sets I have had lasted less than a year each before a strap broke. Pretty disappointing, as they are my favorite shoe. Still last around maybe 9 months but for the cost and waste I'd rather find something that would last longer.

I've been buying these sandals to wear around the house (laminate floors) for over 10 yrs. and have them multiple colors. The original "Mush" soles were the best! With time they conformed to your feet making them more comfortable. Sadly, that is not the case anymore. There has been a change in the material that the soles are made of (for recyclable purposes) which changed the durability of the soles. With the originals, it took a long time for the soles to compress and lose sponginess. The current environmentally friendly soles don't last as long and compress much sooner. In fact, I still have two of my original pair and only use them sporadically to make them last longer. The new ones are still very comfortable and I love them, but alas I've been going through them quicker, which I guess is just what the company would like. They are so comfortable, that I will still continue to but them.

Looks cute, but straps could be doubled in size to keep heavy feet on the sole. Thong takes a bit of getting used to. Wish you'd make one for 70 yr old foot.

Fits small

They don't come in half sizes which I am a 7 1/2.

Shoes appear to be more cheaply made. Arch support not what it was 6 years ago.