TevaMen's M Hurricane XLT2 Sport Sandals

Winner. Item arrived on-time, as promised. Teva makes quality stuff. I wore these out-of-the-box all weekend long, hiking, camping, and doing life. Like all Teva's, they're comfortable, durable, and offer great traction. I've tried cheaper brands; none can match the comfort and durability of Teva. Highly recommend this vendor and this sandal.

Great fit with support for my wide female feet. These are whole sizes only. I ordered a half size down than what I would typically order in men’s shoe

The most comfortable shoes I own. I live in these in the summer, and have multiple pair. I walk, garden, or just hang out at home in these vs. going barefoot.

Le encantaron a mi hijo. Esta marca es cool.

I returned this item, but only because I bought a different color/style from a local shoe store (Amazon ran out of the color I wanted, I purchased a different one because I was impatient, then found the one I wanted locally and returned the Amazon pair).I've used Chacos (Z Cloud style, without the toe strap) most of my adult life, so I wanted to try what I thought of as "the other big name sandal brand". I have only owned the Tevas for about 2-3 weeks so far, while my current pair of Chacos have lasted me 8 years and still counting (they are starting to develop damage). I think I would like to return in a year or so for a more comprehensive review. For now, my short term thoughts on the Tevas so far:- These Tevas are lighter than the Chacos - this probably means less fatigue, but to me it makes the Tevas feel not as "solid" as the Chacos. I guess the weight is reassuring to me.- I can't really just slip on the Teva and walk around without tightening the strap because the loose strap gets in the way of walking, and the Teva feels like it doing to fall off. With the Chaco, I don't necessarily have to tighten the strap and it won't bother me while walking around, and it's still fairly secure on my foot. This is because of the cross strap that the Chaco has rather than the strap on the side of the foot for the Teva.- I find the way to tighten the straps on Chacos to be ultimately easier and faster than the Tevas, but the Tevas are more obvious and simple. YMMV- The straps on the Tevas have more cushion, especially on the heel. My feet also feel equally secure in both brands when I tighten the straps down.- I worry that the velcro on the Tevas will wear out faster than the simple buckle on the Chaco, but that's my gut worry for now.- I get made fun of for my Chaco tan lines. Not sure Teva tans will be all that much better, but one can hope!Overall, I believe the Tevas will still see plenty of use - they are a good, solid pair of sandals that I hope will last me years. I so far prefer my Chacos, but I have room for more than one type of sandal. I hope to return within a year or so to update the review with my experiences at that point.

I wear a 15, but the 14s fit well! Much more comfortable than other shoes, highly recommend.

These hold up well. Good sole, solid straps.

Just i thought they would be and feel. I tried them on in a store first. Then ordered the ones if wanted online to save about $15-$20 dollars. They are super comfy and offer nice support. Highly recommend. Can't wait to bust these out on vacation.