Customer Reviews Teva Reember Terrain Mid

They are super super comfortable, I wish I could have got a half size up because a full size would be too big. I wear size 10 womens sandals from Teva which are perfect. These just feel like my toes at the end. Maybe they'll stretch a little. A little challenging to get my foot in but I think a few wears will improve that.

I wanted a shoe I could slip on and where out running errands or walking the dog. This shoe met these needs but I'm finding them a bit hard to get on. They seem tighter around the opening and I even got a half size larger than my shoe size. Once I finally tug them on they are fine but it does take a bit to get into them.

I bought a low top ultra comfort in tokyo which they dont sell it anymore because I've had gout on my ankle prior and my running shoes weren't helping and it made a huge difference. I usually wear 9s and they had 9.5s I need the extra room for a semi swollen ankle and it was perfect. I don't know why these don't come in halves. I decided to order a 9 for work for backup which fits fine and has enough foot room since it's not a narrow shoe but it was an absolutely bih to put it on. Basically had to force it in there and definitely struggled so I'm just going to rate it 4 stars because of that. Shoes are comfortable so I'm just going to keep them anyways for the right moments.

I would love these if I could easily put them on without a shoe horn for the "proper" size. I had to size up to just get my foot in the opening. Also, great shoes to use to transition to/from skiing/snowsports.

These seem to run small, unlike the regular Embers. I am an 8, but usually get an 8.5 if I need to wear socks. Since these were not available in half sizes at the time I ordered, I got the 8 (which is what I got for my Embers) thinking that a 9 would be too big. That was a mistake. I definitely should have gone with the 9. I wore them the first time with no socks and got rub burns on the back of both ankles. When I put socks on, I could barely squeeze my foot in. I really like the shoes though and I continue to wear them with the thinnest socks I have.

The shoes are very comfortable and cushioned. They are a little difficult to get on and the edges are fraying a bit only after a few weeks of wear.

These shoes are good for everyday wear and short hikes. Very cushy memory foam footbed. Hard to get on - a zipper would help. Read in reviews that they ran big and to order a full size smaller, but I wear a 6.5 and the smallest they had was a 6. They are perfect once I get my foot in. I hope they stretch a little to make it easier to get on. Nice looking shoes!

I am a die hard fan of the regular "Reember Terrain" so when these came out they immediately went into my cart. I did order a W8, instead of the W7 that I got in the clogs because I knew there would be less room. I was buying these for fall & winter, so socks are a must. The shoe is definitely hard to get on, and I really have to work at it. This isn't super convenient for me, because I am one of those people who loves to take off their shoes in the car to sit cross-legged. I will also say they only protect you from the rain/water for a limited time. They aren't advertised as waterproof, so not a big deal. After two walks of my dog in the dew-soaked morning grass, I was squishing water in the soft sole of the shoe. However, it did not take long to dry.

The only reason I gave these four stars instead of 5 is they are difficult to pull on. Once your foot is in the slipper they are true to size and very warm and comfortable. I still use these but I also purchased the Terrain slip on and they are perfect!

These shoes look good and have plenty of room for the toes, but around the ankle they're rock hard and stiff. I returned them.

These booties are cute, comfy, and warm. My only gripe is how very hard very hard they are to actually get on your feet. It's like trying to do advanced yoga when one doesn't do any yoga. There is no real way to explain the way one has to wrestle and break a sweat to put them on one's feet. But when you finally accomplish this act, (don't give up) they are super warm and comfy. But I'll try the ones with no back next time!

I really like wearing these shoes but they're quite difficult to put on. And, like some other reviewers, the felt heel is shredding for no reason after three uses. If I didn't get these half off I would've rates one star. Hopefully the heel problem doesn't get worse and impact the functionality of the shoe.

Shoes feels nice but can't find right size. I'm a solid 12.5 men's shoe size. The 12 is too small - toes touch front. The 13 is too big - loose around ankle and toes.

I was SO looking forward to wearing these! But I guess I didn't read the reviews before purchasing. I'm giving them 3 stars bc they are well made, cute, warm, cushy soles, great color. However, as noted by others, I practically dislocated my ankle getting them on. They may or may not stretch a bit over time but once you get them on you'll never want to take them off, bc you know how hard it will be to get them back on! Even when you can get them on, the back was actually painful for me--the stiff edge dug into the back of my leg with every step. Finally, they felt too small because the way the heel is molded it pushed my foot forward a bit. Returned and went with the ReEmber slip on again, which are not as warm but have the cushy sole.

Hard to get on, too shallow a toe box and the soles are narrower than shoe causing my foot to roll to the side.

I wear these shoes for walking and work. They are very comfortable and I would get another pair. However, one of the shoes is coming apart at the sole. I haven't even had them a month. It's probably just a mistake in manufacturing, but I'm disappointed in the quality.

I love the look of shoe and they are comfortable but getting them on is hard as heck. Hopefully the more l wear the the easier they'll get to put on.

There is very little give to these shoes which makes them very challenging to put on. It's a real struggle to the point that I don't really want to wear them. I had bought them for winter camping but don't want to have to travel with a shoe horn to get them on. Fit overall is a bit snug even after you get them on. I am a 9 in dress shoes and 9.5 in running/hiking and probably should have gotten a 10

I love these shoes for the winter. They keep my feet very warm and dry. However, I've only worn them a few times and they are already fraying. I had previously returned these as they did the same thing. I would love to wear these shoes more, especially for my commute to work and around town but they have ripped already to the point that my feet get wet. Also, they are hard to get on without a shoe horn.

I am wearing these as cold weather walking shoes since I don't like tennis shoes and laces. I've had two problems with these. One is that they are difficult to put on, requiring you to pull very hard and wiggle your foot a lot just to get them on. Another is that even on the first day or two of wearing them the bottom part of the shoe (goes around the side edges) is already fraying, lots of little threads sticking out and looking shabby. For the price I really thought these would be more functional and higher quality.

These seem awesome but have a strange fit. The width at the ankle is extra wide. So if you have cankles you are in luck. They manage to be snug front to back at the ankle so they will probably stay on you, but they were just too sloppy of a fit for me.

I have the regular re-ember and love them. These are hard to put on and the sole is a little slippery.

I love how comfortable these things are. The insole is so cushy and supportive, the shoes are warm, the toebox is big enough to let my feet relax and breathe after a long day of skiing or hiking. I like to support Teva as a brand based on their origin and how they fit my feet. However, the durability is not great and they are not the easiest to get on. I appreciate Teva making a well fitting shoes that isn't too loose and doesn't flip-flop around when walking, but you really have to jam your foot in there especially when breaking the shoes in. The front loop is too small to fit even my pinky finger through it, so it's hard to use the front loop as leverage. The back loop is appropriately sized. The tread of the sole should be extended further up on the heel than it is, like they did for the toe. As a result, I have had these shoes for less than three months with very few actual miles walked in them, and the sole is already splitting from the back of the shoes. I fear these shoes are more appropriate for minimally walking around a campsite, rather than on actual walking surfaces like to dinner or evening refreshments. The front loop is whatever, I can get the shoes on. But I fear the lifespan of the shoe is limited. The good news for Teva is these should both be really easy fixes for the next model of this style of shoe! If these shoes were $20-40 that would be more tolerable, but they aren't. I would return these to the site I bought them from if this problem arose within the return window.

Received with a defect- Had given as a gift to my daughter. She noticed the small tear upon opening. Was going to return but she needed for work so patched up the tear with clear nail polish and fingers crossed it holds:(

Weekly if I will be out and about for awhile. I like the looks of the shoe and the fit once I'm able to get them on. Getting them on is the problem. Currently it is a struggle to get them on. Only thin socks and a long shoehorn are the requirements in order to get foot through opening Maybe once they are broken in it will be better if I have the patience