Customer Reviews Teva Omnium 2

I love the look but the back straps were too irritating, not soft enough or the edges were sharp. I would have loved to keep them if not for this problem.

I loved my last pair of Teva's and I search to find them or similar pair that were water type shoes. The last pair just sliped on and had draw string no velcro strap on the heal and no strap or clip on top. the velcro will wearout and occassionally the straps catch on something while hikeing and pull the strap loose. Again wish I could get the same precious pair but does not seem to be made, I will continue looking at Teva's and Keens at this point see if can find one to replace the Teva's I have had two pair of the old ones for like 10 years but now they are falling a part still wear one pair around house for things and yard. I now know when I find ones I really like need to buy up a few pair since the styles change

Have had several pairs of this shoe over the years. Love the style, but this pair causes blisters if worn for longer periods

Molding in left shoe by big toe has a dent in it from the manufacturing process. Heel strap is not comfortable. I put in adhesive pad there to make it better. I thought this would be an upgrade from my Keens but they are not.

I would like a simple sandal with adjustable straps and no velcro. AHNU made a perfect sandal but out of business I suppose. Not a bad product, just okay

I had 2 pair about 4 years ago. Those were put together better, they were actually adjustable, and were more comfortable. I won't be returning these but I will think twice before I purchase again.

I've wore Tevas for years. However, not going forward. The product fit and arch support are no longer the same. Fit is now too large and arch support has decreased.

Overall a very good shoe/sandal, well-constructed with a good snug fit. The problem I ran into (and from the reviews, I'm not alone) is with the design of the heel. Whether it's the rough material used, the strap along the back or the pronounced inward curve of the heel cup, my achilles tendon area was badly blistered after a day of wearing these. I tried alternately loosening and tightening the back strap to see if one of these would alleviate the problem, but neither seemed to do the trick. Basically the back of the sandal needs more flexibility and a softer, smoother material to correct this problem. Worn with socks, they are fine, and that is how I'll be wearing these. Though for many people, that defeats the purpose of wearing a sandal.

They were too narrow and you did not have any wides, so I had to send them back. The pair I was replacing, I have worn 12 years or more and I loved them. Since you didn't have the wides, I had to go somewhere else--sorry--hated it.

the one I had several years ago had a much better fit and adjustability. I will keep this one but it isn't as good.

Casual sandal

Great sports, hiking, kayaking, canoeing water and land amphibious shoe. Negatives on the shoe though are as follows: the redesign on the toe limits breathability; back heel strap was re-designed too low and now causes blisters; and lastly, not crazy about the color, why don't you have basic tan like you used to have for many many years ?

Comfortable, supportive sandals; however, terrible traction on wet, or even damp surfaces.

This is my third pair of Omnium 2's. I wear them daily and probably have logged over 1000 miles in them. This last change in style is unsatisfactory to me. I liked the last style much better. They last style fit more comfortably. The last style breathed better because of the open vents near the toes. This current model is closed, hotter and feels tighter. The (tongue) area was redesigned also. Not my favorite. I wish Teva would still offer color choices. Not a fan of the black, which doesn't look black. Looks charcoal gray at best.

This is my third pair of Tevas. Two of the three had quality issues. First pair the seams fell apart and Teva honored the warranty and replaced them. The other pair has issues with the shoe lace clasps. They have broken into pieces. Can still wear them since they also have velcro supports. Other than that, great shoe.

I am a woman, but I have always worn mens hiking boots, hiking shoes and sport sandals because they fit better. I tried these on and the footbed felt really good. The toe box was nice and wide and the forefoot felt very secure and stable. They have a touch of rocker, so the walking movement felt very natural, with no strain on my achilles tendon, in which I currently have tendonitis. The heels seemed to rub a bit, which worried me but I bought them anyway, as I was intending to use them primarily for moderate hikes with wool socks underneath. I also wanted to be able to wear them barefoot, so I went on a short two-mile hike yesterday evening. By the time I reached the turn-around point, both of my heels had open, bleeding, nickel-sized blisters on them. I guess the heel is too stiff for me to wear them without socks. When I got home, I noticed that I also had a blister on the bottom of my big toe. Note that I've never before had a blister on the bottom of my foot and that I haven't had blisters from footwear at all in twenty years and I hike a lot. Otherwise they felt really good on my feet, were very secure when hiking. My feet didn't slide around in them at all. When the blisters heal, I plan to try them with socks and hopefully won't have a problem again. I'm just a bit disappointed that I can't wear them barefoot. Oh, another problem with them is that I have a fairly high instep and I can just barely close the Velcro. Hopefully I will be able to fit socks inside them.