Customer Reviews Teva Omnium

Very comfortable until you get a rock or pebble inside - then you need to take them off to clear it. The original Dozers were 100% better for rocks - just tilt your foot & they fall out. The soles on the Omnium wore out very fast from daily use on pavement. Had to glue back on the soles several times before tossing them out. Very comfortable on the heel lots of padding, but would not purchase again.

The one thing that is not great is the sock fit at the heel. The elastic may well be too tight, or the curvature into the wearer's heel, too extreme. It causes heel blisters. I've countered this by wearing a durable band-aid on each heel. But this should not be necessary. All else I love so I am giving them a good try, hoping that they will 'break-in' after a time. I saw no other similar shoes available at Teva ( and what is that all about?)

Not nearly as comfortable as Land's End equivalent

Went Hiking expecting cool air to the feet, but plastic caused sweating, squeaking. Was interested in a good hiking sandal with support but breathable.

I did not keep the shoes - they kept giving me blisters!

I am a little disappointed with Teva's line up this season. All the sandals seem stiff and are becoming more like shoes then sandals. I miss the wrapter style shoes!

I could not believe that BOTH soles from the sandals came off after using it for 1 month while traveling.It was used on PAVED roads and occasionally on the beach (did NOT even get it wet at all) and the entire sole started coming off BOTH shoes!I bought the product because it looks neat and is very comfortable, great for walking in the summertime, I had to buy some flip flops while gone so I had something to wear in the last days of our trip, since the soles were completely GONE.[*].Carol

I wanted water shoes that I could wear in the water at the beach. This shoe fills with stones and sand and becomes uncomfortable.

Bought pair June 2010 and after a month bottom of sole came apart from upper portion. Return to the store who exchanged them for another pair. After wearing them the rest of summer they were put away till this year. Pulled them out for this summer and same thing happened. Only thing I can figure is the sandals were made at the same time and were held together with bad glue. I am kind of hestitate to purchase another pair to replace them.

Great idea to protect foot for hiking shore and rock of beach. But when wet they leave black marks on boat. Even though ventulated they are hot.

... like the dirty grandma wool socks: they are nice and comfortable, but smell so bad indoor people will turn around looking for the source of the odor. And what's worse you won't be able to get rid of it even by every week washing. Really bad interior materials!

I s, then I tried was going to buy Keen then I tried these on, fell in love and bought them. I wish I would have bought the Keens. The sole came apart after very limited use. Buy something else.

I bought these because I have teva before and been very pleased. But not with this pair. They just did not hold up. Started coming apart an diffent places.

Almost, but not quite right. Some serious design flaws. Go for a different model. Problems (from worst to least): 1. The sole separated from the shoe within a few weeks of normal wear. I returned them and requested a different model. 2. The toe had holes for ventilation which were poorly designed. They didn't go down to the sole of the shoe, so water and small stones got trapped in the toe box (very annoying, and terrible for it's main purposes, i.e. water use and amphibious hiking). It needed either bigger holes, or none at all. The Dozer model had the right idea. 3. This shoe fit well, but had too thick of fabric across the top. Wearing it barefoot made my feet sweaty. Once it was wet, it remained soggy for quite some time. This was a small problem, because I cut the fabric off, and suddenly the shoe-sandal was turned into a far more comfortable sandal. So, you could consider this fabric optional.

Great shoe for kayaking, but the two piece sole comes apart. Poorly glued. I have only owned them for two seasons, and the glued soles are coming apart. Otherwise my Omnium looks brand new. Shame. I only wear my shoes during summer months occasionally while boating, kayaking, or at beach. I have had same issue with other Teva sandles. I hope Teva uses a more durable water proof glue or simply make a one piece rubber sole.

I bought these shoes for my husband. He wears sandals all the time, and always Tevas -- we've had great luck with them so far. These shoes however came apart after a while due to the way that the sole is attached to the body of the shoe. That little swish that comes up on the heel occasionally gets stepped on or stressed in normal wear. It eventually comes loose and eventually the whole bottom of the heel is flapping. We tried to epoxy the soles back together. We tried to bind it together in other ways. The way the sole is attached to the shoe makes this kind of deterioration likely.

These shoes were great; very comfortable, but the bottom fell off after only one year! My last pair of Tevas lasted 5 years, so I really expected more.

I returned them. Too stiff and uncomfortable

I returned these. I have a hammer toe and couldn't wear them because they hurt.

I love these shoes I just need Teva to make them in more colors again!!