Men's Mush Ii Sandal

Love these Teva’s My husband has feet problems and he loves these Teva‘s. They are soft and comfortable. He wears them everywhere camping daily activities. He’d wear him to work if he could. These have a very slight arch. Fit is accurate, quality is great for a foam shoe, looks great.

I only buy these since i first got over ten years ago, there absolutely the most comfortable, durable n are slip resistant, believe me you wont regret buying there Awesome. Love you Teva

These are hands down the most comfortable flip flops I have ever had. I just bought my second pair. They have a great selection of colors and designs and the prices on Amazon are unbeatable. Many other reviewers have complained about the plastic logo marker inlaid in the heel footbed. Although I do think this is not the most ideal place for this logo I don't think it takes anything away from the comfort aspect and I don't even notice it. Be aware that the footbed will conform to your foot quite well, but this does take away some of the comfort when the foam gets crushed down. That's the reason I bought a second pair. These are great for camping and traveling as they are super light compared to other brands. You can always catch me with these in my backpack on the trail or stuffed in my carry on somewhere. I don't travel without my Tevas. I was very interested in Chacos as a second alternative to these that may be a heavier duty outdoor option, but after looking at them I just couldn't get past the weight of Chacos when compared to the Tevas. The Chacos felt like a brick on my feet where the Tevas are literally like a feather and you don't even notice you're wearing them. Also an advantage for lightweight traveling and backpacking. If you're looking for a quality, lightweight, comfortable footwear option I would not hesitate to pick these up. I think you will be very pleased with all aspects of this simple piece of footwear. Don't leave home without them!

These are probably the most comfortable Flip Flops I have ever warn. Soft enough to be comfortable, but also solid enough to be supportive. The material they are made of seems to be of good quality as well. They are made of 2 layers. The top layer is the "Mush" material, which is very comfortable and soft. The bottom material is the base and is what has contact with the ground. This is much stiffer than the Mush layer, but still somewhat soft and flexible. I think these will last a while. I bought these primarily for shower use, but I got out with them once in a while as well. Just an FIY, these tend to stay wet a bit longer than other rubber or foam only flip flops, but eventually it dries. Not a big problem, just an FYI if you are looking for something that dries immediately. Also, I got rid of the tag that is on the inside of the flip flops. (It is on both left and right flip flops.) When wearing them the tag would bother me a lot. It doesn't scratch or hurt but It bothered me. If you have the same problem, take your favorite scissors or knife and get it off. I highly recommend these.

despite having a flat, featureless footbed, these are the most comfortable flips I've ever had. I'm on pair #2. two notes: 1. the strap is a little tighter than you'd encounter on most brands, so if you have a wide foot you may find these overly snug and binding 2. they are almost dangerously slick out of the bag. On carpet you'd never notice, but if your domicile is a mix of hardwood and linoleum like mine, be careful as you wear these in. That said, I really struggle finding house shoes that don't make me miserable, and these are my #1

The standard. And to the coping and seething over traction……NEWSFLASH: THEY ARE FLIP FLOPS!! Been buying these for yeeeears and normally have a new pair waiting soon as they get too flat. I seriously hope they keep making these until I can’t wear them anymore, which I don’t see happening. Also, I started using these years ago because in Thailand you can’t find anything close to this quality or size choices.

I have had a pair of these for a LONG time, long enough that when the thong on my left sandal gave up the other day I couldn't remember how long it had been since purchasing them. After comparing the soles of the new pair to the old pair... it was obvious I had gotten my moneys worth out of them. You can buy a pair of $.99 flip-flops at Walmart, and get exactly what you paid for. They will be uncomfortable and last long enough so that you can't return them with a 90-day return policy. These Teva sandals are quality pieces, they are comfortable, they slide off easily when desired but stay on when you want them too. If this pair gives up in a few years, I will happily buy another pair. To be fair, I was assembling a swing set in my backyard when the old pair broke, and I may or may not have subjected them to a little too much abuse during the construction process. Definitely was a situation that called for more substantial footwear, I am just an idiot with zero regard for my own wellbeing.

After I bought my first pair of Teva Mush flip-flops IIRC ~2016, these became my one-and-only go-to flip flop. I have since purchased and worn through ~20 pairs. They are not indestructible, but for all the positives, I wear these almost 100% of the time through the ~5 months of suitable weather where I live. * Comfort: I find these more comfortable than any footwear I've ever worn for long distance walking. I have walked in excess of 50,000 steps in a single day wearing these, and outside of ankle discomfort which I imagine would occur regardless of what's under the foot, I am ready for the next day of walking. Anything else I have ever worn under a similar load would produce painful blisters. * Break-in: While you can wear these comfortably from day one, there *is* a break-in period as the foam molds to your foot. The fit out of the box may be a bit tight, but will loosen up as the foot gradually sinks into the molding foam. Between ~5–15k steps, I have found that they squeak, however this quickly disappears as they break in further. * Flip-Flopping: Related to break-in. I have found that, while they produce the typical smacking pattern associated with this type of footwear, as the foam molds this gradually disappears. These are the least flip-floppy flip-flops I have ever flopped, which happens to be one of the reasons these flip-flops represent the current pinnacle of flip-flop technology. * Sizing: Take heed of the EU/US sizing points. Once you have narrowed in on a size, aim to hit something close to what you typically wear. I am usually somewhere around a 45/11. I have purchased and comfortably worn size 12s which when I first purchased a pair I believed was the better size because of how they fit from day one. However, don't be fooled by where your heel sits on a fresh pair. A fresh size 11 seems too small out of the box, however, once broken in, is clearly the correct size vs a 12 for me. * Longevity: These are foam flip-flops. This has many advantages, but unfortunately longevity isn't one. However, I think the trade-off is well worth it. YMMV (likely will), however I go through ~2–3 pairs per year, though I likely walk more than most. By my best estimates, I get ~1.3M steps out of a pair. How you walk will likely influence this a lot, and I could imagine someone getting 2–3x the lifespan. * Failure Modes: Related to longevity, and likely very personal. I suspect I heel strike more than the average person for example. The death of a pair will come from one of two things for me: Either the strap will break or string out in the front, in my case always on the left side, or the foam will chew through until my heel is hitting bare ground, always on the right side. As the strap slowly severs, it gets thin to the point that I have managed to lacerate the area between my toes. I have learned to retire a pair to keep around for light walking inside once the strap or soles thin. Lacerating your skin, or getting glass in your heel, both of which I have experienced, is not worth it. Final point: If you have never owned a pair of these flip-flops, you should try them. These are, for me, the best flip-flops humankind has yet produced.

The base of the product is very comfortable to put your feet on however the straps can get quite overturned and crumply (though soft) and then slipping your feet in require to manually entangle the strap and set it right before slipping your leg in. Overall a good product.

These are one of the most comfortable flipflops for a really good price. These are my 4 pair. And ahtye are all still in working conditions

Nach nur 6 Wochen war der Schaum zur Dämpfung von diesem Schuh durchgetreten und somit nicht mehr vorhanden. MfG Uwe Hahn

Très bonne tongs, très confortable