Customer Reviews Teva Grandview GTX

I was pleasantly surprised that these boots were so comfortable and fit so nicely. The toe box is roomy and my orthotics fit well. I bought the blue ones and think they are stylish as much as hikers can be stylish. Size was right on but the arch support would not have worked for me if I could not substitute orthotics. I normally buy Keen Terradora Hikers because of toe box but these are just a comfortable.

Just didn’t work for me -I was hopeful for the tales of a wider toe box, but in the pair I got there was an odd seam that was instantly painful. Totally perfect otherwise. Tts & ttw

They are comfortable and well made. I found them slightly small, not as much as a half size small, but still snug where I wouldn’t want to wear thick socks. Also, I am disappointed that the tread is not grippy at all. So ANY smooth surface I slip. I have every day cheap sneakers that outshine these a 100 fold with grip. I expected these to have better performance than every day shoes. I find myself often in areas with smooth rocks (not wet) and I don’t feel safe wearing these. So, they are practically useless for my needs.

This felt good at home, but I tested them on a 7 mile rocky hike today and they didn't feel great. The bottoms of my feet hurt a lot and the shoes also hurt going downhill. Disappointed for the price I paid that they were not more comfortable. They are also quite difficult to put on.

The round toe box is nice, but it ends with a tight lacing system with metal that pinches right where the foot is widest. No amount of loosening the laces frees up this tight spot. I was surprised because Tevas are generally so comfortable and well thought out. I suppose if you had a narrow foot this would be a good fit. I have a medium fit.

Not a bad looking boot but OMG...the most uncomfortable boot I've ever put on in my life! From the moment I put it on, my foot hurt. I don't even know how to explain it. It was a little too long and the width seemed fine but the bottom of my foot was killing me. It was a horrible feeling so I didn't even bother trying both on. I own tons of Tea sandals so I'm not sure what happened with this boot. Going back...

This shoe looks great, but when I put them on I realized there's a major flaw in comfort that I can't believe nobody is talking about. Where the laces start, there are two extreme bumps on the inside of the shoe. It's probably where the tongue meets the shoe towards the front, just under where the laces start. Just putting them on they dig in hard, and walking makes it worse. I removed the shoelaces just in case that was the issue, but that didn't do anything either. I can't imagine anyone being able to walk with these two things digging into the tops of their feet. This was in both the left and right shoe. I have never felt this in any other shoe.