Customer Reviews Teva Terra-Float 2 Universal

Very good fit right out of the box. More stable and supportive than regular Terra-Floats and Terra-Float slides. Had to air out the dye smell for a couple of days, then good and not bad enough to take off a star.

Oh My Geeze!!!! These are theee most comfortable sandals ever1!!! This is my first time purchasing Teva. This shoe only comes in whole sizes. I am an 8.5 and went with a 9. Perfect fit. Sizing down would have been a mistake in my case. I highly recommend this sandal as well as the Teva brand.

Finally! A satisfactory replacement for the Pretty Rugged Nylon style (my all time favorite) which was discontinued a few years ago. More colors and patterns please, preferably in earth toned neutrals.

As 1/2 sizes are not available, shoes slightly small.

Right from the box, I was able to put these shoes on and wear the whole day. I have had Teva shoes before and will continue to buy them. The only thing I wish I could get brown leather in women's shoes like the men's shoes. Great shoe.

these were very "short in length" my toes hung off a bit; I am trying to find a sandal that is water friendly comfortable and well made. This sandal fit very well width wise and comfortable but just could not find the right size for me.

The padding on the straps is great. The only downside is that the ankle straps are WAY too long and hang off the sandal if tightened. Still highly functional, just looks funny.

These felt pretty comfortable, but the fit was off. They were too short. I have short toes and they were still too near the edge. Arch support felt too far back. Heel strap is not adjustable, so there's no way to remedy that. The next size up may have worked, but I opted for a different Teva (Original Universal Premier) in my normal size, and they fit much better with plenty of room for toes and arch in proper place.

I took a chance with these. Great comfy, but Firm footbed! I have a VERY OLD pair of "Original" Tevas that ONLY get used for Hot Tub (or in the shower with an injured foot). I was hesitant because of the Triangle plastic piece (that connects 2 straps) near the Pinky toe. I haven't figured out Teva's sizing. Last year: I ordered the Tirra Slide: GREAT sole, nice fit, EXCEPT my foot slid forward especially on the stairs (so I returned them). This year I tried on the Tirra SANDAL (thinking that the HEEL strap would make them work). But......again my foot slipped forward. BOTH Teva Tirra Slide AND Tirra Sandal were wide enough in the toes for me (size 8). BUT.....In the Terra Float 2: It was TOO snug across the toes (size 8). The paddling (strap lining) didn't prevent the plastic triangle from pressing into my foot. But......If your feet are narrower (across the toes) than mine: You could love this sandal.

Best option for replacing my old Terra fi sandals with vibrum soles. Why Teva changed I have no idea why. I wear my tevas on our boat in the Caribbean constantly. I need a sturdy strong shoe to handle all the walking. Not sure how these will hold up but they were the best option. They seem comfortable and the straps have padding which is a must for me.

I'm afraid these might be my best option since these are the only Tevas that look all right that would work for my needs (hiking along a river; need to get them wet), but I'm not thrilled with them. I like the look of the foot bed (narrower/less clunky than the Hurricanes), though the traction isn't as great. But the straps have this bulky padding that doesn't look as good as the unpadded Teva straps, and which rubs uncomfortably after walking around in them for a little while. I don't like how the trademarked Teva triangular strap connectors aren't see-through (I like seeing the triangle; the padding obscures these with this model) and it seems like water flow would be impeded by this design, too. The foot bed also seems slippery. Haven't decided whether I'll keep these for my trip; I'll give the Sanborn's a shot, first. I wish the Terra-Float Univeral Lite's were in stock; they'd be perfect!