TevaMen's Omnium 2, Black, 8 M US

These are great shoes with great arch support. Bought for my husband, his old pair after 20 years (still had great arch support) looked a bit ragged. He uses the old ones for around the house projects and the new ones are great for going out. Perfect for Florida weather and if you have problem feet and need support. Also, great price.

Great quality so far, but be aware that they definitely run smaller than you would expect. I ordered a 9 (EU 42) which is what I usually wear and they're very snug compared to all my other shoes.

I love these sandals! Bought a pair in 2021 and they have shown little wear after lots of cycling, saltwater fishing, canoeing and general wear. Very comfortable fit. The odd thing is that the pair I bought in 2021 was size 10. I wanted to buy another pair while the same style was available so I ordered another pair of tens. They were too small and narrow so I returned them and ordered up to a size 10.5, which fit perfectly and was the exact same size as my old pair (size 10).I would give the sandals 5 stars, but 4 stars for having to deal with this issue.

My second pair. First pair lasted years. Like them for boarding in Florida and walking around water that may not be foot friendly. Adjusts nice. Comfortable.

Exactly like the picture and amazing quality. My son loves them!

Definitely not as durable as the previous generation of sandals. Mine are now three years old and the mesh fabric used for the heels is ripping out. I use them mostly as house shoes. My previous Tevas were the earlier version, they lasted six years. The first year I wore them daily for a 35 day canoe expedition - they were unphased by the water and wear. I will look at other brands next time

Wearing out third set now. Will only order these.

This is an attractively designed sandal, but the design is not functional, at least for my feet. An outside strap that is needed to contain the outer ball point of the foot is missing. This leaves the outer ball point of the foot uncontained, allows the outer ball point to protrude beyond the sole creating instability (ankle rolling) when walking on uneven and/or sloped surfaces. The outer ball point is the lateral metatarsal and proximal phalanges joint.