Teva Hurricane XLT3 Sandals - Men's
The next evolution of the iconic Hurricane from Teva, these XLT3 adventure-ready sandals are even more comfy. Increased foam in the topsoles gives them an extra cushy feel.
- Constructed with the same quick-dry straps, padded heels and adjustable Universal Strapping System that made the original a fan favorite
- Updated with cushioned, textured topsoles for enhanced step-in comfort; the XLT3 has 5 mm more EVA than the XLT2
- Quick-dry straps made from 100% REPREVE® recycled plastic
- Universal Strapping System with 3 points of adjustability for a personalized fit
- FuseLock™ hook-and-loop technology offers twice the strength of traditional options, providing a more secure and durable closure
- Updated outsole lug pattern for enhanced traction and stability
- Weight (half pair) 11.62 oz.
Imported.
View the Teva Hurricane Product LineView all Teva Men's Sport Sandals| Best Use | Hiking Watersports Multisport |
|---|---|
| Footwear Closure | Strap |
| Upper | 100% REPREVE® recycled polyester straps |
| Topsole | EVA |
| Midsole | EVA |
| Outsole | Durabrasion Rubber™ |
| Toe Coverage | Open Toe |
| Weight (Pair) | 1 lb. 7.2 oz. |
| Gender | Men's |
| Sustainability | Contains recycled materials |
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Under side is not durable.
I bought these sandals for a 2 night/3 day backpack on Santa Cruz Island this past March. While the sandals were comfortable, after I finished the hike, I checked the state of the sandals, and I saw large chunks of the material missing on the underside. The hike isn't particularly rocky, nor was I walking on sharp rocks, so I'm pretty surprised by how damaged they were from a 14-mile trip. I was thinking of using these as a summer/warm-weather hiking/backpacking foot option, but these results mean I need to check if the trail is going to destroy the sandals more, which is a bummer considering it's a $110 pair of sandals. These are better suited for casual city backpacking versus in the field.
New XLT3 sole is a downgrade
The new sole design on the Hurricane XLT3 is a massive downgrade compared to earlier models. Out of the box, it smells strongly of a burning tire factory. Performance-wise, the sole is much heavier, yet somehow manages to be too soft on the inside while remaining stiff and rigid on the outside. Because it lacks the protective elevated edges of previous models, the feet slides forward even when dry. This forward slippage, combined with the weight and rigidity of the stiff sole makes this model unsafe and uncomfortable for actual outdoor use.
If the shoe fits wear it
Great sandal - I have high hopes. My last hurricanes lasted through 10 years of abuse. These are sturdier and yet cushier at the same time. Runs larger than expected or remembered . I would size down or head to the store to try on. But my foot feels very secure in the footbed.
To be determined be mindful of strap contact point
Still debating if I like them. Comfy supportive sole but front straps Velcro section has cause chaffing/cutting on my feet near toes. My hope is they just need breaking in.
Teva today not like of old
Returned after reading reviews that Teva are not what they used to be
Nice fit!
Nice fit! Seem to be snug in all the right places. I'm on Wisconsin's 4th winter this spring so I haven't worn them a lot... yet.
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