Customer Reviews Teva Omnium

This is my second pair (finally wore the first one out), however, the first pair was better. The elastic band that goes behind the heal where there is a v shape notch in the grey material is too short and cuts into the back of my ankle unlike me previous pair. I'm hoping it will stretch out some.

I like that it keeps my feet cooler - I wear them when watering. Blisters on both heels after wearing about 5 hrs.

These were great when wet! I got these to deal with "wet landings" on hiking trips in the Galapagos. Hop out of the boat, wade to shore and start hiking. Not too surprisingly, sand washed into them, but it washed out pretty easily, too. Nothing ever dried out in the shade on the catamaran we sailed on, but they aren't at all uncomfortable when wet. They rubbed a bit on the first hike I got them wet, but a bandaid for the second hike relieved the pressure, and by the third my ankles were fine, no bandaid needed.

My podiatrist insisted I needed more foot support. I insisted I needed to keep my feet cool. I got both with this shoe.

I use when watering in hot weather - much cooler than the boots I've been wearing

Use these for travel and hiking, only take 2 pairs of shoes when we go to Europe and these are one of them, good all around sandal for trips. Just purchased a new pair and disappointed in the drawstring clasp on top. I have worn these sandals for 5 times and clasp slide has broken ( hope this is just a flaw in this pair ) the other pair I have had for over 3 years and they have been flawless.

Daily walking in the city/suburbs. I discovered ate a sandals many years ago and have only bought its products since.

Good shoe! Very comfortable and well fitting. I love it!

I read some reviews about the sole com g loose. So far no problem with mi e.

I purchased my first pair of Omniums at [other retailer] towards the beginning of 2012. I took them into the backcountry of the Trinity Alps for a season that year, and on the trails of Sequoia NP the following year. Since then I've been living in the city and started wearing them virtually everyday in the middle of 2014. At the start of this year(2015) I decided I should get some replacement pairs. I procrastinated until May/June, and now here we are! [The other retailer] doesn't currently carry this model of sandal so I thought I was out of luck. That google thing brought me to the Teva site, and the rest was history. They arrived in two days and I'm amazed at the difference in wear and color between my new and (technically still wearable)old pair. Considering how long the first pair is still lasting, it may be a few more years before I purchase another pair, though I am considering getting a pair in the blue sooner... Anyway, thanks for keeping this successful item in stock. If it ain't broke, don't mess with it, darn it! -JC P.S. I was in the water a lot in the backcountry, and these suckers dry slow. If you can't have a fire, be prepared

Bought for rafting trip on Colorado River. Quickly made comfortable with the many adjustments. Great for hiking on/scrambling over wet rock. However, sandels quickly filled with sand shrinking the rooom available inside and putting pressure on some toes. Wearing socks helped reduce that problem.

For someone with manual dexterity problems, difficult to open the clasp. Other than that the show is great!

What I like about this particular shoe, is that it has a closed back end. With a closed heel end, I can insert my ortho pads, without their slipping or crawling out. These appear to be the only sandals with a back and with the velcro strap to adjust the fit around the ankle ( I shopped everywhere for ankle velcro !!!) I have another pair but unfortunately the rubber heel is worn down from hard wear and the cobbler said he couldn't fix or build it up.

I may return the Omnium W; I cannot use daily as anticipated unless wearing socks. Shoestring adjustment in toe area is inadequate for serious walking or hiking. Tevas with strap adjustments sometimes accommodate my narrow feet. I continue to hope that some day Teva will make shoes for narrower feet.

The shoes are great for my positions at Pike Nursery working in a garden center. The only drawback is that if you don't let them dry out in the sun or sufficiently enough, they will smell like mildew.

Comfortable, durable footwear.

Easy to slip on. Adjustable strapes. Great for eveyday use.

I'm a senior citizen and the plastic snaps that go over the top of the ankle should be on the inside instead of the outside. They are difficult for me to reach to make the connection.

Great sandal except for the quick connect snaps that are difficult to connect on the outside of the sandal. They are hard to reach for us old folk.

This is a cross between a sneaker and a sandal. It provides the support and protection of a sneaker and the lightness and ventilation of a sandal. I wear these 90% of the time during warm months. My feet stay dry so I never have to worry about athletes foot, etc. I think this is the best design of this type of shoe.

I got the shoe for a kayak and short hike. The shoe stayed on nicely while wet and provided Google traction on the hike. There were some muddy sections and the shoe did well there as well. Just make sure you give them time to break in. They rub my heals slightly, no blisters yet,but uncomfortable. Overall a good shoe.

Great comfort