Customer Reviews Teva Omnium

I particularly wanted this style of sandals because I use orthotics, and I need the strap that goes down the back of the heel so they won't slide out the back of the shoe. Unfortunately, these sandals have a very tight band over the top of the instep, very like a water shoe, so with the orthotic in, my feet didn't fit. My (very) old Tevas have a more normal top, and fit just fine, so I'll have to see if they can be re-soled.

The design of the shoe is excellent! I only wish Teva paid more attention to its construction. After about two months of wear, the sole of both shoes began to separate and peel off. Once water and dirt got in between, this only accelerated this. Clearly the adhesive used in construction was at fault. Bad quality control on Teva's part.

My boyfriend and I each have a pair of these shoes. I have wider feet, so I like the big toe box that some other people complained about. They are pretty comfy for standing around in the sun. However, we both got pretty bad heel blisters after walking around for a bit. You'd think the adjustable heel strap would fix this problem but it doesn't get tight enough. I expected better from Teva.

Unfortunately, these shoes did no work for me. I wanted something to take a long walk in that was cool, yet supportive. I just got blisters. I\'ll have to find another use for them, perhaps at the beach, or wear socks which will look a little dorky, but what the heck, I am a dork.

These sandals are rubbish if you plan on doing actual walking in them. I got them for a planned trip in which I knew I would be walking a lot. After careful consideration (I really wanted sandals due to the clothing I would be wearing) I chose Tevas because of all the positive recommendations. They fit true to size but the heel slipped on me. I figured they'd be okay since they have a velcro strap across the heel that you can tighten. After half a day of walking I placed bandages over both heels to protect the blisters. At days end I took them off...this was after roughly ten miles walking, mind you...and my toes were bleeding. They weren't tight at all but my toes rubbed against the rubber inside or something and...well it was ugly. Thank goodness I had brought regular walking shoes with me. I hadn't wanted to bring two pair (to save space and because the walking shoes don't look "nice" but I would not have been able to continue the trip had I not). I feel I wasted my money.