Customer Reviews Teva Omnium 2

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 don't like the straps. They are too long. There's too much velcro and too much adjustment room. I don't want to tighten them and have to have a huge amount of velcro in the air hanging off my shoe.

Bought these to replace the Ahnu sandal/shoe, nothing else exists but these Teva's that are similar. But. I had the same issue as others, the heel indents at the back too much for my foot topography and bother my achillies with rubbing. Returned them, but otherwise felt great everywhere else.

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.

Got my new sandals and wore them to a three day Blues Festival. As noted I have always loved my Tevas. However, this time the left one caused a blister on my heel/back of ankle And the right side caused a blister on my little toe. The sandals seemed to fit fine. But rubbed the whole weekend this has never happened with any of my other Teva sandals.

Although the fit is a typical TEVA perfect, it is too hard to get on and off, so I will be returning this one.

Have had these sandals in the past but now they are running to narrow and a wide size is not offered. I have to buy somewhere else.

I was using this shoe for the lava beaches of Hawaii. Good fit with lots of adjustability, but lateral area of the foot near the top is exposed to injury. The prominent area of my foot pushes through the open strapping beyond the imprint of the foot ware.

Size is a bit thin with

I had to return them To small I ordered the correct size but I will need to see if a larger size will fit I love tevas I have several

Sadly, the break in period was long, painful and difficult.

Bought these for my husband in his normal size. They were very small. I exchanged them for the next size, but was told (after doing the return online) they did not have the next size, so they canceled the order. I was very disappointed

I wore these on a recent trip to South America where we were in the water every day. The shoe gave me blisters on several locations on both feet because of the way the rubberized lining is attached to the shoe. I am extremely disappointed in the shoe.

ForcthecFirst two days sandals seemed to fit perfectly. By third day rear strap material began to abrade skin above the heel. different material should be used that has a smoother softer surface that will no my cause blisters or abraded skin. Then it would be a perfect sandal for walking climbing and working. I hope that these straps will "wear in". If not I will not recommend this product.

having bought/owned many personal pairs of this shoe over many years, i've generally been most satisfied with my purchases. i even previously submitted a most glowing report on an early pair. recently, however, i've grown to realize a A CONSISTENT WEAK SPOT IN THESE SHOES EXISTS. it involves what i consider PREMATURELY-EXCESSIVE WEAR AND TEAR occurrence(s) on the top portion of the heel cup. in this area there exists a small bit of top-trimmed fabric positioned directly above the shoe's hard, exterior, 'sharp-edged' and velcro-supported sizing straps. i've for long and often now observed that with only minimal shoe use the simple and repeated 'foot insertion' process---no matter just HOW carefully executed or supported/guided with a finger---severely compromises the fabric in this area of the shoe; it tears, thereby making it unsightly. (see an attached picture of my most recent pair---just lightly worn to date as i attempt to show with a 'sole' shot---the heel's tear area accentuated by white paper towels) conclusion: this shoe's current basic design is repeatedly proving (to me) to be unable to satisfactorily support a wearer's repeated (and inevitable!) foot 'push' of the fabric in the heal area of the shoe into the hard sizing straps below during foot-insertion---without EARLY-ONSET SHOE DETERIORATION. bummer! i'd much appreciate a good design/construction 'fix'! on any future pair i may choose to obtain. thank you.