Teva sandals ok or not?

chengsun

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My old okd bata slippers cannot make it liao. Almost fell down yesterday due to slippery floor.

Am thinking to hoot Teva basic, ok or not.

Actually a bit worry kena stolen coz I leave slippers outside gate one. Maybe I shall buy cheap cheap slippers again?
 

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Chaco no longer made in Colorado. My bottom sole came loose.


Now wearing suicoke sandal
 

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Can point me to one simple basic model? No hiking kind of activity, no fanciful colour. Just want sonething that look not so lokok like my old bata.

More durable. There many different soles to choose from depending on your usage.
 

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Can point me to one simple basic model? No hiking kind of activity, no fanciful colour. Just want sonething that look not so lokok like my old bata.

How come you know I use them for hiking one huh ? :o

Yampa z2 ?
 

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I shldnt be asking here. All the people here damn atas, other than the SAF sandals.
 

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I'm a huge fan of Chaco Z/2 sandals.

I've probably been using them for over 15+ years now (and I did have a few Teva's before that). Long lasting, and comfortable. The toe loop makes for a far more secure wear too.

On average, I replace my Chacos every 3-4 years or so. I but I needed new Tevas every 8-12 months back then. I wear them daily.

The downside of Chaco's? Some people find them a little heavy - but I've since gotton used to them, and being as long-lasting as they are, I'm fine with that tradeoff. I can't recommend the ZX/2 however; because the webbing is much thinner, and rubs itself at more points, I found it wears though in about a year of my regular use.
 
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my last teva lasted me 5-6 years before the soles came off.

just bought another one during world of sports sale... cost about $40+ :o
 

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Teva ones are good quality. Really worth the money if you are the rugged type.
 
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