Customer Reviews Teva Hurricane Xlt2

The straps on the Teva Hurricane sandals I purchased appear to be made of the coarsest, scratchiest material of any sandal I have purchased in well over 20 years. There is no lining on the foot contact side. It makes them uncomfortable to wear and neither the straps nor my feet appear to be "breaking in" and improving at all.

In two occasions i bought two sandals but one of them was too small. i requested an exchange and it has been more than 5 phone calls/texts and they keep on promising to take care of the issue. They have not kept their words. I would not shop again

I have been wearing this design for years, always a size 8. But it seems you have made them just a little smaller, made the straps a little shorter two and I can't wear them with socks on. So won't order them anymore. Can't trust the size. Won't mail them back and forth. No one sells them in Spokane. All done.

I have spent the last month trying to figure out how to get these sandal to fit...and have been unsuccessful. At first my toes were overhanging the front edge...so I let the rear heel area out a little and tighted the front end : My observations are that the velcro areas are limiting the adjustment flexiblitity with the adjustment strap too long. Also I find that the center snap area will not hold its adjustment...I tighten...its slides back to its fully extended position. Very disappointing...I'm back to using my older sandal and will not use the new ones...such a waste!

After a year of shopping I finally got my first pair of Teva's. My first pair was way too big for my foot so I return those and purchased a smaller size. since then I have slipped on rocks that I have never slipped on before with my rainbow flip-flops. Not to mention there is no side support at all. You would think with the strapping it would be a secure fit but I did not find that to be true at all. I'm very disappointed in the fit and slipperiness both in the soul and on the bottom of the shoe in wet terrain. I had high hopes for these shoes and I know they would last a long time. But for some reason they are horrible for me.

I went 3 times because defects.First ,th e velcro doesnt adjust well and got loose.Second,one of the belts was shorter than the corespndent in the other one.Third,the velcro got loose. I maintain the third one because a I have been Teva fanatic since the begining. I bougt them in a shoe store YOURNEYS,in Plaza de las Amricas in Puerto Rico.Are you seling second or third cuality here?What ever,NO MORE TEVAS FOR ME.

I have worn Teva sanders for years and always liked them. I wear them mostly walking around town with some light hiking. I enjoy the comfort, the quick drying in the rain (no soggy feel) and the fresh air on my feet. This is my first new pair in a while. The strap material feels stiffer and more abrasive. It makes them not very comfortable. I hoped they would break in and become softer with use. So far this has not happened. I suspect it is a change to the material.

I returned these sandals as the straps were too narrow and the front strap crossed over the toes (rather than behind them) making the shoes uncomfortable.

My husband liked these sandals at first, but then he got chafing/bleeding from the strap that goes over the toes. He has very wide feet and overall these weren't wide enough for him. They also seem to run at least a half-size too long. We are a wide-footed but very active family and would love to see these in a wider-version. The straps are adjustable, but the soles are not wide enough for us in both the men's and women's versions.

I've owned several pairs of Teva's over the years and they have always been comfortable to wear right out of the box. The straps on these are not cushioned well and dig into my feet. Maybe I bought the wrong pair. Hopefully these will break in soon.

Was told to go a half size up so I did and just not a good fit.

I love everything about these shoes, except that the bottom of my feet become dark green every time I wear them. Seems to be color from the material rubbing off. I've washed them thoroughly with soap and water multiple times. But the problem remains. I've reached out to Teva but haven't heard anything back. Planning to keep them. However, I've made it a ritual to wash my feet in the shower after every use.

I have been wearing Teva Hurricanes for almost 20 years and I have loved them to death wearing them until I can't wear them anymore. I need to replace my old Hurricane 2 and I ordered them online and to my dismay they didn't fit and my big toe hung off the side. I typically wear a men's 12 shoe and boot but the men's 11 had fit me great. Now the 11 is too small and the 12 fits weirdly and isn't comfortable. Please bring back my beloved old style! I want to wear Tevas but now I need to look elsewhere. Bummed!

I thought they looked great. But after a day of wearing them around, they gave me the worst pain right behind my big toe on both feet, where the straps had worn blisters and rubbed the skin raw. I was pretty bummed since they were the only thing I had brought on holiday and I couldn't wear them anymore.

This review is actually for the last pair of Hurricane XLT2s that I bought last year. Let me tell you, I love my Tevas. I can't count how many pairs I've had over the years. I've had Tevas that lasted several years, and survived camping on Catalina twice a year during those. I'm used to wearing through the sole before the straps fail. I used to put them in the washing machine- cold, no dryer- but then the soles started delaminating. So I glued them back together and stopped doing that. This last pair blew a strap early on. I retrieved the invoice only to discover they were 14 months old and the warranty is only good for 12. Very disappointed, but still bought TWO more pair. At this rate, I'll have to start buying them three or four pair at a time to keep pace with the failure rate. Then today I see that the sandals I paid 70 for a couple weeks ago are now 49. The only advice I have to offer is y'all should buy some better glue. And you might try putting a steel shank in your more heavy-duty hiking sandals. And if you're really feeling crazy, you could make a cycling version you can mount cleats to the bottom of, like KEEN used to make. Just my .02

I really like the function of these sandles, but on my left foot the plastic pieces and straps rub my ankle raw on both sides. The right sandles does not behave the same way. I have attempted adjusting the straps multiple times with no success. I imagine this is something that only would be an issue for some people.

It's a nice sandle but to lite weight!

These shoes look great on, but very quickly formed a sore on both little toes where the plastic band connectors are located. Filed the rough edges down but still an issue. Also the quality of sole material seems questionable as it doesn't seem very durable. Not that I will be wearing these often enough to tell. I would not recommend them to a friend.

I wore them for an extended period of time. I walked in them and at the end of the day I found I had blisters just below my big toes. I guess extended rubbing against the place where the straps connect was the cause.

The triangular plastic piece by the outside upper foot gave my son blisters. Returning for a different shoe style without that piece.

not nearly as cushioned as my prior pair, which lasted for 15 years