Teva Pro Karnali Wraptor Sport Sandals (For Men)

Sandals are good looking, however they are a little uncomfortable at the ball of the foot where there seems to be some air vents.

I am satified with the shoe!

This shoe really looks great and feels great--except I could not close the ankle buckle because the strap was too short--even when fully extended--to close over my ankle. That rendered the shoe unusable--and even going up a size into a shoe that was too long did not help. If you have wide feet, muscular ankles or just plain big bones, this one will not adjust enough to buckle across the ankle. I had to return both pairs I ordered.

Bought a pair of these a little more than a year ago, after reading the review in National Geographic. Great for casual, and enough support and protection for cycling. The first pair are still in good shape, but I've found out during my years that if you really like something, that when it is time to replace it, the manufacturer has changed or discontinued it. I bought this pair to put away, so that when I wear out the first pair, I'll still have a pair to wear.

Bought these sandals for a specific purpose. When hiking in the woods in any other sandals, twigs, stones, and all sorts of stuff would kick up from the back and get between my foot and the sandal. I had to frequently stop and shake this debris out. What a hassle! These sandals have backs on them and prevent that while allowing the comfort and feel of wearing sandals. They are simply great.

A well made sandal that I planned to use hiking the Smokies but they were too small and I sent them back. Waiting to receive the size #13 on order.

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all purpose outside work

I've had my Wraptors for about a year and they've held up much better than I thought they would. I really put my sandals through a pounding so that's saying a lot. The uni-strap has only slightly frayed even with lots of sand use. The toe cover has saved me more than once. There are 3 things that have been disappointing about the sandals. 1. The sole is rubberized with the exception of a small area in the arch that is hard plastic. while climbing, the plastic slips and it has almost cost me dearly a couple of times. Terribly dangerous! MUCHO CUIDADO!For this reason alone I will not buy another pair or any with hard bottom areas. 2.When the strap is undone, it flaps on the ground. If you're not careful you could step on it with your own sandal and it could break the plastic.It would be nice if it had some binding that wouldn't let it drag so low. 3.The screened holes that let the water drain sometimes backfire and let lots of moisture in when you walk on moist ground. In those cases a solid sole would be better. It seems I'm on moist terrain more than in the water so I guess overall the holes do more harm than good. I would not recommend these to anyone who climbs or is serious about hiking because of the slipping but I would recommend them to anyone else.