Customer Reviews Teva Hurricane Xlt2

Great comfortable sandals.

Not the best Teva I ever had or tried on... ;)

Have had a chance to wear these a few times now. After tweaking the straps, these are great! They haven't been wet yet so don't know if the glue will hold together (this has been an issue with others). Over all like them.

It is definitely one of the comfiest sandal I have had. It does have some great grip but wouldn't recommend doing anything physical in them. I have tried actually putting them on rocks and hikes and they do well for a while but there are times my feet ache.

Teva sandals have always been the top of the line brand in my eyes since I started buying and wearing them in the 1980's. Thank You Teva!

They are comfortable once I get the straps adjusted, but to remove the shoe requires opening an adjustable strap, rather than have a connect/disconnect so the fit will be as I want next time I wear them. Would not purchase again.

Love the quality, the styling, the arch support, but they immediately hurt my bunion. I tried adjusting the straps but they just kept hitting in the wrong place.

I have been very happy with my decades-old pair of Terradactyls, which I still wear in the yard despite one sole worn completely off. I was very unhappy with my more recent Terra Fi 5 Universals, on which the polyester liner wore through at the forefoot and gave me blisters, and then a rear strap became completely detached from the midsole, both before any appreciable wear on the soles. So Teva is fifty-fifty so far. This will be the tiebreaker: Teva's last chance to convince me it still wants to (and knows how to) design and make durable sandals.

Ordered normal size but ended up smaller than expected, return is a hassel so will be gifting to a family member, as they're great shoes but just not my size.

Was so looking forward to using these and I have seen them everywhere and read so many great reviews. Unfortunately just didn't work well for me. Used them to walk around some light trails and my plantar fasciiitis acted up with pain in the sole of the foot.

Still in the box. Once the weather warms up I may try them on.

This pair is not as well made or as sturdy as my last, which is cause for concern as corporations cheapen their products.

Not as comfortable as my old Teva's. They're ok but not great. The straps are not as soft as in the past models (I've been buying Tevas for almost 40 years). Still the best ones out there, however.

Everything about the shoe worked fine, except for one area on my right foot where the strap dug into my ankle. It made them unwearable and I returned the shoe blood-stained. Next I'm trying Bedrock Cairns, even though I lament the big toe strap which prevents me from wearing normal socks

I thought the straps were rather flimsy on the sandals which makes it difficult to put on. The straps tend to twist when you put them on. The straps need to be more substantial IMO.

The lack of padding under the straps on top of the foot caused a hot spot/blister.

Really cute and semi comfortable at first, but blister city from then on out.

The plastic loop that joins the toe strap and side strap together is very uncomfortable to the point of painful. The hard plastic digs into my foot just behind the pinkie toe. Even with moleskin on that area, I still feel the pain. Disappointed.

Returned sandals. Sandal was well made, but lacked padding where the straps connect to one another. This created chafing points and we're uncomfortable.

I love the sandals overall. However, they are not the most comfortable and leave blisters on my feet. I took them on vacation this past week and had to bandage up my toes to avoid worsening the blisters.

Looking to replace a 20+ year old pair of Tevas. I don't think they make them the same anymore. The footbed on these are too wide and are not as comfortable. Id rather keep my old pair. I really like this green color though!