Teva Omnium Multisport Sandals - Men's - '09 Closeout at REI-OUTLET.com

The Teva Omnium sandals are built tough enough for the trail but are sleek enough for the city—versatility at its essence.

Durable synthetic leather and breathable polyester mesh uppers protect your feet while allowing water to flow freely from shoes
Drawcords with cordlocks offer easy forefoot adjustment; instep straps with quick-release buckles supply convenient entry and a secure fit
Polyester mesh linings and integrated toe bumpers protect bare feet from pressure and abrasion while helping to keep debris out of shoes
Microban® zinc-based treatment on microfiber topsoles provides antimicrobial protection
Soft, compression-molded EVA midsoles with embedded Shoc Pad® heel cushions supply all-day comfort and shock absorption
Nonmarking Spider Rubber® outsoles have an aggressive lug design that bites into mixed terrain and sheds debris that can slow you down
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Average weight specification is per pair, based on size 9.

Imported.

Item 794774

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Teva Omnium Multisport Sandals - Men's - '09 Closeout Specs

Specification	Description
Upper	Synthetic leather/polyester mesh
Lining	Polyester mesh
Topsole	EVA
Midsole	EVA
Outsole	Rubber
Average weight	26.5 ounces
Gender	Men's

Teva Omnium Multisport Sandals - Men's - '09 Closeout Customer Reviews

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Teva Omnium Multisport Sandals - Men's - '09 Closeout

3.0

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12

2009

(2 of 2 customers found this review helpful)

3.0

Pretty good, but not perfect

By Melanie

from Portland, ME

About Me Casual

Pros

Comfortable
Durable

Cons

Best Uses

Everyday Wear

Comments about Teva Omnium Multisport Sandals - Men's - '09 Closeout:

I got these sandals hoping to use them for kayaking. Big mistake! Although these are marketed as water shoes, they take forever to dry---about 48 hours indoors!! They are no more waterproof than your running shoes. On a kayak tour you would have wet feet continually.

Although they feel comfortable at first, they definitely don't have the cushioning and support of a good running shoe. I was hoping to wear them for long, hot days of walking around the city. They turned out to be wrong for that use. There is minimal arch support.

Still, I like these sandals pretty well. I use them for quick trips into town, grocery shopping, day trips to the mountains not involving hiking.

Be aware that the toe is extremely wide. So wide that you can wear these with heavy hiking socks. I did take them once on a kayak camping trip in late fall (very cold) and wore them in the evening with warm socks. They were good for that purpose. I did NOT wear them in the kayak or in the water. They make a good camp shoe.

Best features:
1. You can put them on quickly.
2. The sole is very rugged.
3. The heel is adjustable.
4. They are ventilated.

I dunno, seems like a lot of money to pay for a shoe that you can't really wear for walking long distances. They're a good shoe if you're aware of their limitations. Others may find them more comfortable than I have.

Recommend to a friend? Yes and no.