Teva Men's Mush II Canvas Flip-Flop

Ten years ago, I was known as a collector of flip-flops of all styles and materials. I used to wear a different pair every day. It was kind of nutty but I had fun!Over time, when choosing which flip-flops to wear, I gravitated more and more to the Teva Mush II. They just seemed like good familiar shoes to put on. I could wear them all day or walk a long way in them, and my feet never hurt. Now I'm on about my eighth or ninth pair of them. I don't buy any of the other kinds anymore.When you first buy these, the tops are flat and they are too tight. But that only lasts a few days, and then they shape themselves to exactly fit your feet. They're really comfortable like that for quite a while. Gradually, they wear out just by continuing to be mush. After a while, there's not enough left to pad your feet anymore. But that's like a whole year of wearing them day and night (or the same amount of wear spread out.)These do have arch support built in, and because they shape to your feet, they give you support where you need it. But you still need better support for athletic endeavors! These only have enough support for casual use.

I absolutely love these flip-flops. They are more comfortable than running shoes, even when going on long walks. I have worn them on numerous vacations involving a lot of walking each day. They have the perfect amount of thickness, where you have a lot of cushioning, but they still feel like flip-flops. They last a long time, but eventually the treads wear down. So this is my second pair after getting several heavy-use years out of my first pair. My feet are just smaller than 10.5, so my first pair was 11.0. They were slightly loose, but I never had an issue with them slipping off. I decided to try the 10.0 for the new pair, and I'm glad I did. They fit very well, as you can see in the picture. So if you are a little under 10.5, I would go with the 10.0. If you are over 10.5, the 11.0 would fit well.

I’ve never been much of a “flip flop guy”. I had a cheap pair that I’d slip on to check the mail or let the dog out but that’s about it. Those “broke” and I figured I’d get a new pair. I’ve had other Teva products before so, I thought I’d give these a try. Thes things are so comfortable. I wear them almost all day, every day since they’ve arrived. Great amount of cushion without having too much of an arch but still supportive. So far, I’ve been impressed.

I wanted some flip-flops for backpacking. Ended up returning these, because they absorb too much water.On the plus side, they were very comfortable and light-weight.

I have been getting a new pair every year. I wear these on my summer vacations. I travel a lot and do a lot of walking and hiking in these. I love the quality and fit of these. As long as the quality stays the same, I will continue to buy a new pair every year.

These are my favorite flops, the canvas strap between the toes is soft and comfortable. I tried some with a plastic strap and got a rash from it rubbing. These are very comfortable and last me about a summer and a half.

I went to the Teva website looking for my favorite flip flop, the Mush II Canvas. I was dismayed to find that they were out of EVERY size (not sure what the point was for them to still have that item on their website, but I digress). I was afraid that I would have to find another favorite flip flop. Fortunately, Amazon came through with the Teva flip flop I was looking for, in my size. I was a little concerned that it would not be exactly the same as my worn-out flip flop. Their products have been known to evolve from time to time. But when my new flops arrived, they were precisely what I was hoping for. One thing all Teva flip flop fans probably noticed is that their Mush II flops don't last as long as they used to. Seems like the originals had a tougher bottom surface that lasted a crazy long time. Now, while they are still excellent and very comfy flops, they don't last as long. Planned obsolescence, I guess. I'm not pleased about it, but no one else makes a flip flop quite as nice as the Tevas.

I’m the type of guy who buys a pair of shoes, boots or flip flops once every 4 plus years. I run them into the ground, but I also expect them to last a long time as well.I’ve been a Sanuk Beer Koozie flip flop guy for a looooong time, but the recent order that I was sent (in the same size and style as the previous order four years ago) was completely wrong, so I sent them back. The fit and feel was just off and free returns on Amazon is a good thing.My wife kindly ordered these Teva flippy floppies for me and I’m glad she did. Yes, they are more narrow than the Sanuk, especially for my size 13 foot being edge to edge versus a little room on each side. However, they feel better on both the bottom of my foot and the top, since the strap is also lined. The Teva is a yoga mat material, but feels pretty good. There is no arch support, like the Sanuk and these are more flat, but they still fit and feel great.Not much more I can say about flip flops, but I would definitely buy another pair when these wear out.