Customer Reviews Teva Tusayan Chelsea

I'd been mourning the loss of my discontinued Vionic Jason boots and found these, which I like even better. They are super soft and comfortable to oddball skinny feet like mine and yet have the lugged sole which keeps you planted. They're lightweight given the support and cushioning they provide and both me and my girlfriend think they look boss! Teva got it right with this one.

Excellent comfort walking boot shoe

I am a musician and the Tusayan Chelsea are perfect for performing and look great! They give me a good amount of support and I love the style.

I will say that these boots are exactly what I was looking for. I work as a private jet detailer and needed something that I could take on and off easily and that are also slip resistant with comfort. These boots did not fail !!! I will say though I would get a size bigger. I'm a 9 1/2 and should have gotten a 10. Also wish it could be a bit more breathable. But regardless I highly recommend these boots !!

Breaking the boot in with winter conditions in Northern Michigan. At first I thought they were a bit small. Heavy sock and breaking in they fit and are holding the shape. Good traction.

Bought these for snow. Bought Teva boots once before and size was off 10 1/2 was only a 10 but they were sticky on snow and ice so I wore thin socks. This pair was a true 10 1/2 and the stretch allows you to put a finger in the loop and slip them on easily. But the heel is moulded and way too thin. So again I have to wear think socks to get my foot to sit in the heal. No issues wearing them to shovel snow. Felt confident standing on a slope where one might slip shoveling. I'm zero for two on Teva with respet to proper fit. But their boots are good on ice and snow

I've never worn Chelsea boots before, but I wanted a slip-on waterproof boot/shoe for daily wear and light hikes in Oregon wet winters, that had better support than rubber boots. I went with Teva because they are affordable and I know the brand. So far so good, I've had them for a few weeks and they work great in the rain and light hikes through wet areas. They also work great for around town. They are pretty warm and comfortable with wool socks down to about 35 deg (if you are moving), but they definitely aren't snow boots. Traction in mud is excellent. I did change out the insoles to Oboz which have more arch and general support. The max comfort insoles it comes with are all padding and no support. They also are too loose for serious hiking, but that's to be expected since they aren't lace up boots. I wear a 11.5 in shoes but needed a 12 in these. Teva made the return of the wrong size easy.

I bought them for work,but by lunch time I had to take them off to rest my feet. They're too narrow