Customer Reviews Teva Flatform

I was excited about these but they really did nothing for my flat feet and I didn't really like the hard bumpy footbed. Returned them and got the skechers max cushioning sandals instead. I'm obsessed.

need more arch support

Probably the cutest shoe ever but I was immediately disappointed in the discomfort. The heel feels like it compresses to a lower level than the toe as you’re walking then the strap like its loosening a tightening against your ankle each step.

Great sandals BUT they have a very rough bed - typical TEVa for some of their shoes. Years ago this foot bed gave me a blister on my big toe that bothers me to this day. OK with socks, but not bare feet

Honestly, I didn't think they were very flattering on my feet and the strap material seemed very thick and like it wouldn't soften easily without ripping up my feet while trying to break them in. Sent them back.

Foot bed is not comfortable at all. Straps are scratchy and irritate my ankles.

My feet where too skinny for the shoe, but my mom loved them

This shoe fit fine and the sole was very squishy, but the texture of the sole was rough and uncomfortable. I'm sure some people will like the style of this shoe, but to me the thickness of the sole looked cute in the pictures and ridiculous on my foot. It's kind of like those high-heeled tennis shoes. Just silly looking. They are going back.....

I measure a 9, but a little short of the actual 9. Tried 9 and 8, but think since width is adjustable, the length is best for me on the 8. So I'd call it TTS, but it's possible if you are bordering the "not quite" a size, you could go down. I dislike too much excess in front of my toes, it looks weird and makes me prone to tripping over the toe. I also dislike how these straps kinda rub at the top side of my big toes. My feet move a lot, anyway, so they can generate their own friction, but that strap seriously wants some lambswool or something. If your skin is also sensitive, I think it could be a negative. They could have put SOME sort of arch support here, there is none, nada, flat, except for the waffley-texture on the footbed (some might not like that). At least the sole has some give, so it can absorb certain uneven places or a little stress on some joints. I have a lotta issues, so am particular - will be picking up sandals soon that were ordered from dr in a custom footbed, but they aren't the kind that can get wet. I'm not going rafting, I just live in a city where people don't get around by car so needed a shoe that was somewhat rain and puddle-friendly. I know the Q&A says it's not, but compared to suede or similar, it is. I loved the white, if it's white and not cream, but chose the lark since I felt that was more versatile, and still at least has a light-colored sole.

I like my Tevas because they are comfortable and I could wear them when walking a lot around my college campus. They are very flat shoes so they do not offer much arch support, but they are still comfortable. Also great shoes for the beach.