Customer Reviews:
  Very comfortable flip flops July 17, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
These flip flops are extremely soft and cushion the feet. The sandals are wide enough that my wide feet don't hang off the edge. I wear a half-size, so I went up to the next whole size, and they fit perfectly.
comfy flip flops! July 14, 2008
I usually find flip flops uncomfortable because of the thong rubbing against my toes, but these teva mush flip flops dont bother me! In fact when i first put them on I was happily surprised at how comfy these flip flops are- its like they have arch support! Ive been wearing them every day this summer. Now I want more colors!
 Just Okay July 6, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
After reading reviews and hearing a coworker rave about Teva Mush sandals, I hoped I would love these, but they did not feel as great as I anticipated. I have to send them back for a refund.
On a brighter note, I bought Teva Elixer sandals. Flip flops with arch support! Awesome. Give them a try!
 very comfy flip flops July 6, 2008
2 out of 2 found this review helpful
I have worn the Teva Elixir for several years as the only sandals with enough support for my aging feet. I wanted something softer to wear around the house. These are okay but I cannot wear them all day so I still have to wear the elixirs. I can wear these for a couple of hours but then the soles of my feet start going numb, don't know why, but for a younger/healthier foot these would probably be great. Don't expect the support or the width you get with a Teva Elixir sandal. I had to go up a size, but they are comfortable from the moment you put them on.
teva flip flop June 29, 2008
1 out of 1 found this review helpful
I have settled for a size 8 (which is too big on my size 7 foot) because the size 7 I ordered was sized like a 6. This is the first time my Teva flip flop wasn't perfect. Returning gets to be a pain so I slop around in too big sandals to avoid another trip to the post office. I truly love my collection of Teva flip flops.
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