Customer Reviews Teva Verra

Bought these to replace Teva Tirra shoes because the new style hurts my ankle, and this style looked similar. These are a decent sandal, but Virra is nothing like Tirra. The sole is not as sturdy, they have less arch support, and my biggest complaint is that the straps are unlined, so they feel mildly abrasive on the top of my foot (if it bothers me too much, will get moleskin to put on back of the strap). For a sandal this pricey, I would expect better quality. However, the ankle strap hits lower and feels a lot better than the Tirra style, so thus I will keep these shoes even though they miss the mark a bit for this price range. These will still hopefully be good shoes for walking many miles in, I just won't be able to do any light hikes or very long walks in them due to the lower quality.

Loved the way they looked, but there is a weird seem on the sole of the shoe that feels like it's pinching your foot when you walk. I was worried about this eventually blistering.

The fit was fine. The straps on the top of the foot were irritating to my skin. Not sure I will want to wear them again.

The material made my feet feel sweaty. Did not like that.

Teva makes a great sandal. These I did not keep due to the ankle straps and velcro. The straps hit too high on my ankle/leg. And I really wish manufacturers would stop putting velcro close to the sole where it is not used. More of it needs to be up where the strap will be attached. The part uncovered is super scratchy and collects lint.

I love the sandals. Love Zappos service as well!!! Super! I’m just a little bummed that the sandals have a fabric snag. I need them for a cruise I’m leaving for so can’t exchange them :(. Otherwise I gladly would exchange as Zappos makes it so easy!

I had a pair of these previously; they were favorites. This new iteration is at least 1/2" narrower along the toes...too narrow for me. Additionally, the footbed looks thinner than my previous pair, so I am assuming less comfortable.

I own 3 pairs of Teva Tirras, approx 4-5 years old. They are comfortable, non-slip in wet conditions on sidewalks, etc. Went searching for additional pairs to have when mine are too worn and found these Verras. Strap over the instep is too short by almost 2" The velcro loops on the end of the instep strap will not meet with the velcro hooks. Same thing was true of 1 of 3 pairs of of Tirras I ordered at the same time. Clearly saving 1.5" or so of grosgrain ribbon was an important altho fatal (for fit) cost saving ... Returned both.

Far less comfortable than my old Tevas. The narrower straps are stiff with irritating edges, and have given me sore spots. I won’t get nearly as much wear out of these, which is disappointing.

So, I like that these fit my narrow feet because most sandals do not BUT they are extremely flexible in the sole. I’ve been having some feet issues lately and have been told to look for shoes with stable sole with support, like Birkenstocks, which I just started wearing as well. I wanted to try these because they are waterproof where my Birkenstocks are not but you can see from the photos I can bend this sole in half, you should not be able to bend a sole in half, not good for your feet but they are comfortable. Unfortunately, do to lack of stability, I’m going to have to return.

Overall, a nice sandal, but it was too wide for my feet. Also, there wasn't much arch support and the front straps were very thin and didn't look like they would last long.

Unfortunately they rub on the top of my left foot. Tried to adjust but where the stitching is because of that foot being smaller, it right away irritated my foot. Only took a few steps to notice. So back they go. Right foot was fine, so maybe just my problem because of smaller foot on the left.

Lots of velcro that didn't work as my foot is wide, and some areas didn't actually have enough velcro to adhere well. I loved the old style of Zirra but they aren't made any more. These were very awkward and not designed for high insteps.