Customer Reviews Teva Grandview GTX Low

I've been donating a LOT of basically new shoes over the past few years due to foot problems, Zappos is great and I always buy here first because they're so good about taking things back if they clearly won't work out of the box. These Tevas do seem to fit, mostly, except I was hoping for the arch support thats in my Teva Omnium sandals and these don't seem to have as much arch. I've purchased many different models of Keens and they used to be my gold standard for comfort but now every other type of shoe I have is more comfortable than these utility-hiking-working-gardening-walking shoes that I need most of all. This particular pair of Tevas look very well made, if not terribly attractive & seem true to size and wide enough for my almost D width toe box. But I get the feeling I'll still have the forefoot pain left over from foot surgery that no one can explain. I'm thinking the omnium sandals with socks all year and just replace shoes and socks a lot.. Basically IMO if you are on the fence these shoes are worth a try and nothing stood out as uncomfortable for me other than the arch being on the low side which has become my deal breaker.

So sad to discover that the soles are slippery when wet. I discovered while watering plants on a non skid tile. Oops. So sad as I liked the style of the shoe.

It seems a bit narrower than normal. Otherwise, cute.

These would have been great had they not slipped so much in the heel. I tried replacing the innersole but it didn't help. The fit was great otherwise, felt good even on my bunion, supportive sole. Too bad.

I felt like these were so low they would fall off of my heels. The design has some strap to loop behind but it's all for show with no practical use. Returned.

Shoe strings to short