Customer Reviews Teva Omnium 2

I have used your sandals for many years, but last year I bought for the first time Omnium 2 . Very pleased, comfortable and cool - perfect for where I live in Colombia. But, as seems to happen on a number of shoes I have purchased from Teva, the soles separate from the uppers. My Ominous are less than 1 year old and already I have had to reglue them. As there is no national postal service in this country, returning them to you by Fedex is a costly exercise, so apart from glue, I have to get a friend to purchase and bring me another pair from the US. Please get your manufacturer to use a better adhesive !

this is my 3rd pair of yhe Omimum sandlles . The older ones simply wore out. The new ones fit perfect. I was skeptical of the closed holes near toes compared yo prior versions, but does not seem to be an issue and will keep a lot more dirt, rocks out. I love having the snap buckle to quickly take saddles on or off.

I've relied on Teva sandals for years, and like the quality and toughness. I wanted a new pair with a closed toe design because there's gravel and sand where I live and I don't want to have to keep taking off my shoes to get the stones out from under my soles. These Tevas do the job. I notice my feet are warmer than with the open toe design, but it's worth it. Also, I like having the option of a vegan shoe.

Very comfortable and easy to on & off

I bought these for my husband and he says they are a bit narrow. He is hoping that they stretch out a bit. Otherwise, he likes them.

well made

I prefer the straps and buckle closure, rather than the elastic string method. I have owned Teva's before.

Teva's are comfortable and high quality shoes. My last pair lasted 15 summers before they wore enough for me to buy a new one. I can walk all day and not experience any pain beyond the normal "I walked all day" pain: no blisters or chaffing. However, the new pair I bought, despite being closely related in style to my previous Tevas, is more enclosed in the toe. I couldn't find the right balance of open breathing and closed protection among the Tevas I looked at online. Still, find a style you like and buy away, as they are the highest quality sandal i have ever worn.

For hiking, I would still recommend wearing a pair of socks to avoid blisters. However, if your shoes get wet the TEVA's are designed to funnel away the water and dry quickly. Still beware of sand and small rocks and debris that can still enter thru the openings in the side of the shoe.

Prefer old model. It had 2 more air holes toward the toes. More air. N Summertime and yet when wet/rainy, feet seem still to stay dry.

I use them for casual wear year-round, indoors and out in the summer, usually just indoors during cold weather, usually with socks. I like them, but I liked the original design and materials (leather) better. I'm sorry they're no longer available in that style.

Comfortable but very warm. Could use better ventilation.

Work at river and around home and yard.

Near as I can tell. I recently used these on a cross-country trip in the Sierra. The closure system on this shoe is much better than my old Chacos, which failed the way I thought it would. The fit is nice - might run a bit on the large side. Provides secure footing for crossing streams, etc, but I have not done any extensive walking in them. They are a bit on the heavy side, considering all the other gear to carry.

I bought my first pair of Teva's several years ago. I think they were Omnium. They looked similar to the Omniums I just bought. Originally I purchased them as water shoes for canoeing, but ended up wearing them all the time. 9 months of the year (except winter), they were my first choice shoe for everything from canoeing, to cutting the grass, to wearing around town, except when I needed to dress up. The soles started separating after a while (about a year I think) and a few trips up the river and in the washing machine. Repaired with some Shoo Goo, they lasted a few more years -- until I wore a hole through the sole. Definitely got my money's worth out of them. The current pair is comfortable right out of the box. I wear them all the time just like the last pair, though I haven't had them long. I will be interested to see how well this pair wears and how long they last. Based on the last pair, I am expecting them to last many years.

I purchased these to wear in an area of Costa Rica where the rainforest meets the ocean. It is a nice solid shoe with thick sole ad good grip and drainage for walking through rivers and streams, over slippery wet rocks and the jungle.

Great sandals that I've purchased many times over but first time I had to wear bandaids and break them in for a few days.

Sturdy. but, I wore the for a mile, then for 3 miles, and had 2 sores on my heel. I like the style, as with whitewater rafting in NC (my old Tevas), your feet will dry out. I bought these to go fishing waterward from land, and like the toe protection, so I'll just break them in. I bought some moleskin.

Lots of slippery streams, ocassional colder temps, but mostly warmer and downright humid. They go well with a pair of REI socks in any temp, wet or dry. I can run in them if needed. This is my 5-6 pair of the Omnium.

I love the style and durability of these sandals. But they used to be offered in size 15, my normal size. Now you only offer them up to size 14. There are many larger footed men that would buy your products if they were made available. If you were to consistently offer larger sizes you would soon become the go to place for us larger men to spend money.