Customer Reviews Teva Grandview Max Vent

These hiking boots are actually pretty great. While I did have to put them on the stretcher to increase the width of the toe box (I do this with every brand, it’s not necessary for most people), they are now my favorites. There is plenty of cushioning and arch support. I noticed the soles are very grippy for rock scrambling. I’ve worn them on longer hikes and they stay comfortable.

These shoes offer great heel support, and were comfortable the moment I stepped into them. The toe box area is very roomy, which I love. I had planned on just using them as hiking shoes, but they’re so comfy that they’ll be in the day to day rotation. As an added bonus, these seemed to improve my standing posture, and I gain some extra height from the highly cushioned soles. This is the first shoe review I’ve ever written but these babies are awesome and deserve it. Just buy them, you won’t regret it!

Comfortable and great room in the toe box

These boots are great for my plantar fasciitis. Lots of support in the heel. I tried wearing them with my orthotics but they weren't quite thick enough. But they are still supportive and comfortable. The toe box is great and gives room too.

I’m normally a 7.5 to 8, I first tried 7.5 and my toes touched the front. So, I ordered the 8, the fit was better, length was good, width was good. But I have to return due to the space above the toe area. Way too much space and I couldn’t tighten them down enough. Really bummed as I loved the look and the cushion was great.

Comfort inside boot was perfect! The reason to return was the sole on the boot was 2”. All great previous hiking boots including previous Teva hiking boots the sole of the boot was 1”. To have a 2” heel trying to hike mountains, roots, rocks etc you could easily reel your foot. I did contact Teva to let them know hiking boots don’t have 2” heels. Other than the high heels boot great.

I liked the space in the toe box, and the cushion was great. Unfortunately, the laces were not the best for getting the shoe tight enough to feel supportive around my ankle (which I need for hiking the Appalachian trail). The sizing felt at least 1/2 size larger than expected, which is great if you’re wearing hiking socks, but I was afraid of how much they would stretch over time.