Customer Reviews Teva Voya Flip

The flip flops are pretty flat with zero heel cup or much arch. They are squishy and comfy to begin with but wearing them for any length of time doesn't work for my feet.

These are nice flip flops with good support and cushioning. I found them to be a little narrow though and kind of tight on my feet, They also squeak every single time I walk, which I find annoying. I'm hoping they will stretch and stop squeaking with time as I avoid wearing them for that reason.

These are cute and start out very comfortable and bouncy to walk on. But they don't last as long as the mush. Several pairs I have are pretty flattened out within the outer hard sole after a year or two (almost daily wear, but still). I bought these because my fav Teva original mush have not had a great selection the past few years. They are not as comfortable or long lasting as the og mush.

I tried the sandal in the house for a couple of days but I needed more support. I have an old pair of Teva that I've had for years with more support but they are beginning to show their age. I've worn them a lot.

The sandal felt wonderful. Sadly, the arch on the right side caused too much pain to where I can not walk. I am back wearing my other sandals and recovering from this. I would recommend this flip flop if you need arch support

I have a high arch but find the raised arch on these make them difficult to wear for an extended period of time. I love the way they look and hope to break them in at the arch. If not, I will pass them on to family

Every year I buy a new pair of Mush 2 and retire an old pair. Over the years I have loved them immensely, but the last two pairs have stretched out and I found myself tripping up stairways. Please try to make them with slightly more durable fabric if possible. I look forward to coming back and trying them again. Thank you!

Great footbed but straps are too loose.

The base of the sandal has been falling apart since the first week I wore them.

Due to the covid situation I am in and around the house, not out visiting, shopping, or walking around that much. After 3-4 days, Voya Flip was worn in and the cloth band kept its shape (the height of my foot) so easy to slip on again. However, the 2 are not the same. This was also true of the pair of Olowahu strappy flip-flops. In wearing in, you have to shove one foot further against the toe post (the left, for the Voya, the right for the Olowahu, so it's not because my feet are different, which of course they are, slightly). The insole is very breathable, so not sweaty (slippery) or hot, and the sandal is extremely lightweight overall though tough (bottom of sole). For the price, it's fine that they aren't quite the same. I did wonder if the lefts were all made at one factory and the rights all at another, with the 2 streams coming together somewhere else for packaging and shipping. Who knows. It's not quite the quality I expect of Teva, whose products I have been wearing for 30 years.

These flip flops looked really cute, but when I put them on there's so much room above my toes and my heal is right on the edge. I found them to be really odd fitting. Maybe I just have short toes and a bunch longer heal? They really fit a lot different than the mush flip flops.

I was looking for a sturdy pair of flip flops and these certainly are. But the bottoms are so hard that when I walked around in them for a full day, my calves were sore after and so were the arches of my feel.

Not excited about the foam insole. Feels cheap and concerned about the quality.

Bought these in a size 11 in hopes that it would have some width that would let me wear them. I usually wear a size 11 wide. I teetered on the edge of the flip flop on the pinky toe side so it kind of was passable for width but the spacing between the thong and the arch was short making the thong press too much in between the toes and my heel was about a quarter inch past the back of the flip flop. Had to return them. If you have smaller feet than me then possibly these would be a good fit for you.

My OOFOS sandals are much more comfortable. These look nice, but are not all that comfortable.