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Teva Men's Hurricane XLT2 Sandals (Black)

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windwardmist
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Just an FYI if you have had previous pairs from years ago and plan on upgrading: Teva no longer uses neoprene liners around the touchpoints on the sandals. I have a previous pair that still has the neoprene, and it is NIGHT AND DAY when the shoes are wet. My girlfriend wore a hole on her foot from chafing after they were wet for just a moment (current version). Whereas I was totally fine with my older neoprene lined shoes. The quality is about half of what they were even 4 years ago.
If you are unfamiliar with neoprene, it's a synthetic rubber that is used in wetsuits. The neoprene is a thin strip between the strap bindings and your skin. It used to allow you to walk all day even if the shoes were wet. Not anymore. I use this kind of shoes for boating, fishing and walking in rivers, without the neoprene they will scratch or wear spots on your feet if you do not become used to it. Teva is wildly expensive for what it brings to the table, this should honestly be the MSRP not the sale price. Teva used to be king for boating and fishing, but because they have changed, it might be better to look at others if you plan on hiking in and out of water.

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May 31, 2025
593 Posts
Joined Jan 2014
May 31, 2025
sbharathiyer85
May 31, 2025
593 Posts
Wearing these right now and hiking and can confirm they are the grippiest of the lot if you need the fresh air.

My only gripe is the band sometime slip when they are wet.
May 31, 2025
80 Posts
Joined Oct 2018
May 31, 2025
LovelyMarmot2858
May 31, 2025
80 Posts
Great hiking shoes. Thanks for sharing! Going to grab a pair for my husband
May 31, 2025
285 Posts
Joined Nov 2018
May 31, 2025
FranzC
May 31, 2025
285 Posts
I actually got these recommended by my podiatrist for my foot style. Thanks OP, you not only saved me money, you saved my feet.
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May 31, 2025
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May 31, 2025
64 Posts
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TonyN28
May 31, 2025
64 Posts
So much more comfy than Chacos. May scoop up a 2nd pair
May 31, 2025
570 Posts
Joined Jan 2006
May 31, 2025
smileyspeople
May 31, 2025
570 Posts
No deal on size 14.
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May 31, 2025
136 Posts
Joined Apr 2007
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soonchefmike
May 31, 2025
136 Posts
Quote from smileyspeople :
No deal on size 14.

As a fellow 14 incher, I feel your pain
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May 31, 2025
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LivelyWeather8255
May 31, 2025
16 Posts
Teva Pharmaceuticals is not the company that makes Teva shoes, St.mob. 😄
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May 31, 2025
151 Posts
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May 31, 2025
HilariousShop8877
May 31, 2025
151 Posts
sole delaminated from bottom of shoe. Read the reviews!
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May 31, 2025
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MadPup
May 31, 2025
12,403 Posts
With my previous Teva's, the sole under my heels collapsed. That was the start of my Plantar Fasciitis. Thanks Teva!

Also, the straps tend to fray and the velcro goes to shit.
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May 31, 2025
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EricKartman
May 31, 2025
60 Posts
Been wearing it during summer for past 3 year. It fits well, airy so no sweat, very comfortable. The straps and sole are very comfortable. Got it for sale 3 years back for $29.
May 31, 2025
343 Posts
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May 31, 2025
totalx90
May 31, 2025
343 Posts
I have these and other ones and these are by far the ones that I have other than the other ones that I have.
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May 31, 2025
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bestill
May 31, 2025
420 Posts
As a dad, I feel like I am obligated to buy this.
May 31, 2025
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slickd888
May 31, 2025
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Quote from bestill :
As a dad, I feel like I am obligated to buy this.
with white socks of course
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windwardmist
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Our community has rated this post as helpful. If you agree, why not thank windwardmist

Just an FYI if you have had previous pairs from years ago and plan on upgrading: Teva no longer uses neoprene liners around the touchpoints on the sandals. I have a previous pair that still has the neoprene, and it is NIGHT AND DAY when the shoes are wet. My girlfriend wore a hole on her foot from chafing after they were wet for just a moment (current version). Whereas I was totally fine with my older neoprene lined shoes. The quality is about half of what they were even 4 years ago.
If you are unfamiliar with neoprene, it's a synthetic rubber that is used in wetsuits. The neoprene is a thin strip between the strap bindings and your skin. It used to allow you to walk all day even if the shoes were wet. Not anymore. I use this kind of shoes for boating, fishing and walking in rivers, without the neoprene they will scratch or wear spots on your feet if you do not become used to it. Teva is wildly expensive for what it brings to the table, this should honestly be the MSRP not the sale price. Teva used to be king for boating and fishing, but because they have changed, it might be better to look at others if you plan on hiking in and out of water.
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