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Closeouts. Breeze through your warm-weather activities in the comfort and security of Teva's Hurricane XLT sport sandals, made with a grippy Durabrasion rubber outsole and three touch-fasten straps for a customizable fit.
- Durable nylon webbing upper
- Universal strapping system for a custom fit
- Touch-fasten adjustable straps
- Padded heel strap
- Microban® zinc-based antimicrobial treatment
- Encapsulated Shoc Pad® in the heel for shock absorption
- Compression-molded EVA midsole
- Composite shank for torsional rigidity and stability
- Durabrasion rubber outsole for durable traction
- Made in Viet Nam
- Half sizes order down
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
- Upper: Nylon webbing
- Midsole: EVA
- Outsole: Rubber
- Shank: Composite
- Weight (pair): 1 lb. 4 oz.
- Made in Viet Nam
- Half sizes order down
- Visit our Shoe Sizing Guide
- US shipments only
Average Rating (242 reviews)
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Reviewed by Bobnj from nj on Monday, May 20, 2013These were very comfortable to my feet, and I usually can't wear sandals because I need special insoles. I bought a half size up as I have wide feet, but this was not needed. I will probably try to get a smaller pair too.
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Reviewed by JAMeyers22 from New York on Friday, May 17, 2013I have been wearing Tevas since 1992 and I love them. My first pair were very basic and not very supportive. The newer ones have gotten much better. These are not quite as nice as another pair that I bought a few years back (not sure of the model name) - they could offer more arch support to be perfect - but they are quite nice, and the price is great.
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Reviewed by Urdecoder from Rochester on Wednesday, May 08, 2013Great sandals , good price.
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Reviewed by sswksq from Chicago on Sunday, May 05, 2013These are technically men's shoes but they look uni-sex to me...so I figured out my men's size and bought them. They fit fine and are comfortable. I've had many Teva sandals in the past and these too will most likely hold up well.
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Reviewed by Capt from Louisiana on Thursday, May 02, 2013Good sandals, known for quality and durability. These are not my first pair of Tevas.
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Question “You say order down for 1/2 sizes. Do these sandals run larger than normal.”
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Answer Yes, it does mean the the sandal does run a little bigger and a 9 will fit someone who where's a 9.5 .
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Question “I have wide feet 9.5 4e in tennis shoes. How will the sandles fit me?”
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Answer The Teva Hurricane XLT Sport Sandals have a medium width. I would recommend ordering a size up to accommodate for the width difference
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Question “Does "Half sizes order down" mean that this product is a little bigger than the number indicates? If I have a shoe size of 9.5, then I will fit number 9 of this product.”
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Answer Yes, it does mean the the sandal does run a little bigger and a 9 will fit someone who where's a 9.5
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Question “I am a size 91/2 wide, what sise TEVA sandle do you recomend? Thank You.”
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Answer The Teva Hurricane XLT Sport Sandals have a medium width. I would recommend ordering a size up to accommodate for the width difference
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Question “I;m looking for a sport sandal to wear over stocking foot waders with a neoprene foot. I need a sandal with plenty of adjustment and a grippy sole for river running and fishing. Any ideas??”
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Answer The following sandals would be my first choices.|Chaco Z/1 Marine Sandals Item #3386K |Columbia Footwear Watu D2 Sport Sandals Item #4104K |Keen Escape H2 Sport Sandals Item #4124P|Columbia Footwear Solocat Sport Sandals Item #4104J
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Answer any of the tevas that are all synthetic will work, the trick is to figure out what your foot size is with the neoprene on then get the correct sandal size. personally, i would be very careful doing this because if your sandal gets trapped on the bottom (believe me this happens) and you fall down and the current keeps you from reaching your sandal with your hands then you can drown.
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