Teva Men's Omnium 2 Sandal Review

Have you ever watched "The Dog House" on MAX? Did you come away without thinking, "Ohhh... that could be our dog!" Correct: impossible. Cannot be done. So by the time we had binged into season #2, we were well on our way to a canine relationship. And when we finished season #4, last episode (#8?), we were on the local humane society websites. And thus, Olive, a Spitz mix. 40 pounds of pure dream for a couple well into their 70s. So now, I am walking a dog.What are the potential problems for an old sod walking a dog on uneven ground in the American south land? Well, you worry about falls, so an old guy needs a shoe that provides a wider base because when he looks down, he needs to have a sense of confidence in his base: that's important because it engages the cortical component of walking. A non-slip sole because the backyard is uneven? Sure. A shoe that is adjustable in the heel, width, and point of attachment to your foot and ankle? You betcha. A quick-release buckle to remove them so that you don't have to mess around with velcro straps, say, while reaching across a comfortable, and comforting, belly? Um hmm. A long-lived shoe because you are on a fixed income and you were taught by your mother that shoes should never wear out, just be outgrown? Yes, yes indeed. A sandal-ish style because, after all, college was only 60 years ago, and you are sure that you can go back to "The Quad" with your nose flute and slide rule, and maybe meet girls who smoke French cigarettes and wear gladiator sandals - girls who would be fascinated by your hiking sandals and your Beat poetry? "Hey, man, I dig your howl." "I shall sing you a folk song and we shall fall in love promptly." Obviously.And that is what the Tevka Omnium 2 Sport Sandal provides: comfort, security, quality, and... and memories. Seventy bucks for memories like those? Well, these are my criteria and those are my memories, kids. Get a pair of these babies and forge the memories that predict the story of your own consciousness. All that from a great pair of shoes.Buy a pair. Have a life. Write your own review.

Title: "Teva Hybrid Shoes: Adventure-Approved Footwear for Wet-Dry Fun"As someone who enjoys outdoor activities, I decided to try out the Teva Hybrid Shoes, and I must say, they did not disappoint. The shoes are designed to provide the support and protection needed for any kind of wet-dry fun, and they feature a quick-drying upper and amazing traction on super slippery surfaces.One of the standout features of these shoes is their versatility. They are perfect for a wide range of outdoor activities, including hiking, river rafting, kayaking, and more. The shoes provide excellent support and traction, which helps prevent slips and falls, even on wet surfaces.Another great thing about Teva is their commitment to innovation in outdoor performance footwear. The company has been around for over 20 years, and they have remained at the forefront of the industry by constantly improving their products and incorporating new technologies.However, one of the cons I've noticed is that the sizing can be a bit off. In my case, I found that the shoes were a bit tight around the toes, which made them a bit uncomfortable to wear for extended periods. It's important to keep this in mind and to consult the sizing chart before purchasing.Overall, I would highly recommend the Teva Hybrid Shoes for anyone looking for adventure-approved footwear for wet-dry fun. The shoes are versatile, durable, and provide excellent support and traction. Just make sure to consult the sizing chart before purchasing to ensure a comfortable fit.

Nice style and cushioned soles.Did not like the heel strap that created a blister on on foot quickly from strap rubbing.

Bought them for a Kauai kayak and hike. My feet are slightly on the narrow side and fit great. Kayak for several hours and hiked through the rain forest and streams. Really like them, comfortable and durable sole and toe protection. Hit my toe on rocks and did not feel it at all, great toe cover. Highly recommended.

I’ve had 3 pairs of Keen sandals in a row over the past decade as my primary summer footwear. They are great, but I grew tired of the chunky style so I went looking for something different.The Teva Omnium 2 were impossible for me find both locally and also on a 4 state road trip. I finally broke down an ordered my normal size without ever seeing these in person or trying them on.The fit is perfect, and the 2 Velcro straps plus quick lace cords give you a ton of options to snug it up for a rough hike or loosen it for normal walks. The cushioning is soft but not so much that you lose the feel of the trail under your feet. Traction is good but I haven’t done much hiking and have not tried them on rocks yet.The heel did take a bit of beak in for me. The Keen heels make pulling them on annoying, but the design is completely non abrasive. The Omniums will rub your heel more than the Keens. But my heel broke in pretty fast and the advantage is that with the strap, you have more customization of fit. Also, the front Velcro strap has a quick release buckle which means you can slip them on fast for a quick trip to the yard with your dog, no hands required.The only downside with no counter-advantage is the lack of airflow near the closed toes. Keens do a better job in this regard. I’m still happy I made the change, but if airflow on the Keens is on the edge of acceptable to you, you won’t like these.I almost forgot. Keens give you a little slap-back with every step, these Tevas do not.The picture shows the Color “bungee cord” from Trav against my old Keens (grey/orange) bot in sunlight.