Customer Reviews Teva Terra Fi Lite

I ended up sending these back. I have bunions and the thin straps around the big toe were not very padded and were digging into my foot soon after I tried them on. I thought they were a little narrow as well. I've been much happier with Teva sandals with the single strap over the toes. Otherwise, they were cute sandals and would be nice for light walking/hiking.

I'm returning for a different strap configuration. It depends on your foot if I would recommend this particular pair

I'd recommend the Hurricane's over these for comfort.

I am returning this shoe because of the grey bed. I really like the shoe but I'm concerned with how dirty the grey bed will become after I wear them daily throughout the summer. It's just strange to have a light colored shoe bed. Please make these with a black bed.

I still love the shoes I bought almost twenty years ago, hurricane sandals. Arch support is prominently placed just where you would hope. There's something sticky on the flatter footbed of this sandal which I'm having trouble to remove. I've had to trim the fray on the straps which is nothing I ever had to do with my first pair. You know how to make a great shoe for sure but this is cheaped out a bit. Hope you were looking for honesty. I'm keeping these. :). Appreciate your asking! - S Gleason

This is a decent shoe. However, the spots where the velcro is attached to the rubber straps does not seem to be secure. I like them but i will limit how often i wear them so they don't fall apart

The Terra Lite sandal is a totally different sandal than the Terra Fi-4. The terra fi-4 cushioning and support was AMAZING and made for rough terrain, whereas the Terra Lite is for more casual users as it does not even come close to the same support and cushioning...these will NOT work for me...I with either need to try the Hurricane XLT or buy Men's Terra Fi-4, as Teva no longer makes womens Terra Fi-4....the Terra Fi-4 has better support than the Hurricane that is why I bought them...as I am looking for the best sandal for support and cushioning as I do a lot of walking and even on rough terrain...I know the Terra Fi-4 has prevent ankle turn and sore feet, knees or even back, that is why I buy a GREAT shoe/sandal to prevent injury/hurt...I can stand 16 hours volunteer cooking for kids at summer camp and my feet are NOT sore in the Terra Fi-4...Teva PLEASE bring back Women Terra Fi-4 for us gals who want to tackle life head on, as not all of us gals are about being pretty all of the time...we want shoes that can handle our more rugged lifestyle...I am not looking ordinary, I want extraordinary like the Womens Terra Fi-4.

Terra Fi Lite...are simply that--too light...they no longer offer the support and cushioning like the Terra Fi-4...there are plenty of other Teva styles that offer more trendy styles that will please the more casual lifestyle...PLEASE bring back Terra Fi-4 for us gals who want a more rugged sandal that can perform to meet our busy and active lifestyle.

I got these shoes for kayaking and hiking. I wore them to teach in as to break them in. Not bad. still getting used to the straps.

I really miss the cushion and support in the Terra Fi 3

toe straps should go the opposite way

I wear it mostly in town.

Older TEVA's had higher arch support. Straps not long enough for my wide foot - only 1" overlap to hold shoe on - it's enough, but I wish I had more of the decorative ribbon to cover the velcro loop.

Like the sandals except I wear a D in width and these just aren't wide at the toe. Keeing them anyway as am traveling.

they are pretty, but unlike my old pairs-no support-(and I do have bad feet and need it)-I am back to wearing my 15 year old pair that is glued together and the Velcro is shot-or my Teva athletic shoes which are still okay, but it is summer

I used the product for everyday outside the house actitivities. Although not as much support and not as comfortable as the Terra Fi, still reasonably good. However, in a few months the atttachment between the strap and the shoe broke and couldn't be fixed at a reasonable cost. Stick to the real deal the Terra Fi which is my fav of all shoes!

will admit I have bad feet, but my old pair had a lot more support-these, my legs hurt after about a half an hour on a firm surface and went back to my old pair, even though they were glued together and the Velcro was shot

One of the things I have always loved about tevas is the generous forefoot width. I have a 13-year old pair of Pretty Rugged sandals that I adore and need to replace, but this sandal didn't cut it. I had to return them because 1) they weren't supportive enough (lack of supportive midsole materials to make them lighter I guess), and 2) more importantly, they were really narrow in the front!

The Terra Fi Lite is comfortable and requires no break in period. It looks a little less chunky than previous models. The sad part is that it provides little support for hiking or spending much time on your feet. I have 2 pair of Terra Fi 2s that are wonderful and supportive, with necessary rigidity for hiking. My husband and I both got a pair of this Lite model after wearing Tevas for many years. My husband describes it as mushy and worthless for hiking. I sent mine home from Italy because they weren't supporting enough for many hours of walking. I'm heartbroken that I can't count on Teva for hiking or walking sandals any longer.