Teva Men's Mush II Canvas Flip-Flop

I lost my shoes in Europe and rocked my Teva Mush's the rest of the 5 week backpacking trip. These flip flops were a God-send.I...Put roughly 5-10 miles on these dailyNever had a blister or soreHiked in Switzerland, Ireland and northern Italy along rugged trailsScaled jagged rock faces to clif-jump into the MedditerranianSprinted in and out of countless crowded train stationsRAN FROM THE BULLS in Pampalona, SpainMy Tevas were cool, comfortable and reliable. These are the best flip flops ever created. I marvel at mankind's ability to create such perfect footwear the same as I marvel at our ability to create a rocket ship to the moon.Though, the Tevas have done far more to make my life better than Armstrong's trip to the moon...

Ill cut to the chaseTheyre are definitely mushy and thats good, but they get very slippery when wet from the feet to flipflop and from flipflop to wet floor, so expect to slip twice.Now the most dissapointing part...They only lasted 5 months !!! 5 MONTHS OF VERY VERY VERY LIGHT USE !!!if i counted the hours i had them on my feet in those 5 months i would say its around 36 maybe less, my foot isnt even molded on the flip flops yet do to the light use.The old ones i have are still holding up just normal but they are ugly since THOSE have really taken a beating and feel a bit flat and not mushy anymore, and what you can notice with these other ones is that the logo is like a 3D rubber/plastic stamp with colors something THESE DONT HAVE ! leading me to think these might be knockoffs and if not, FALSE ADVERTISING FOR SURE !!!bottom line if you want 36 hours give or take flipflops then make sure they dont cost anywhere near $20 some dollars.

I've been wearing these flip flops every day for most of this summer, and I have no complaints. With almost all shoe companies I'm a size 12 or 13, with these I read they run a little big, so I ordered them in 12, which ended up fitting me perfectly. I also have a pair of Rainbows, which will probably last me forever, especially since I don't wear them as often as these Tevas. My only gripe about the Rainbows is that my feet tend to want to slip out of them when wet, whereas the super soft foot bed of these Tevas doesn't have that issue and grips the soles of my feet quite well. I can't think of anything negative to say about these except that they are starting to curl up a little bit. It's not noticeable when wearing them, but they do look a little funny when laying next to the Rainbows, you can see what I mean in the picture I took.

Living in Florida, I wear flip-flops almost every day of the year. Prior to finding the Teva Men's Mush II, I had a problem where my flip-flops would break at the most inopportune time. I'd be out for the night, casually walking, and then stumble forward, and curse about the stem breaking once again.I purchased my first pair of Teva Men's Mush II in February 2017, and they lasted until the beginning of May 2018, before finally breaking - a year longer than any previous pair of flip-flops owned.The one complaint I had about my first pair was that they had a "Mush" emblem glued in the heel, which popped out in the first 30 days. My new Mush II's have an updated design where they omitted the emblem - replacing it with an etched Teva logo instead.As long as this pair lasts half as long as the last, I will continue to buy these exact flip-flops every time.EDIT: Contacted Teva regarding new design, and according to "Mindy" the Mush II still has the emblem in the heel. Based on my photo, she is certain that I received the Mush I instead of the Mush II. Just a heads up to anyone else purchasing these.EDIT 8/14/18: Lasted less than 3½ months until the strap broke - making them unwearable. Per my previous edit, I'm wondering if this has to do with the fact that I received the original Mush instead of the Mush II (as ordered)?

Recently my favorite pair of sandals / flip flops broke and so it was time for a replacement. I’ve had those flip flops for almost a decade - they were that good! And so I wasn’t going to settle for any new pair of flip flops. I was determined to find the best one. Here’s my review after trying and testing more than 10 pairs of sandals from Amazon.The three most important features that differentiate sandals (apart from looks - that is highly personal) are the following:- Height of the sole: Some sandals are so thin that it's as if you're walking barefoot while some others are uncomfortably thick which can make you lose balance.- Type / material of sole: Some of harder and water-resistant, others are soft and some are in the middle.- Looseness of the strap: That for me is perhaps the most important differentiator of sandals. Too lose and you struggle to keep them from flying off your foot - too tight and it makes for a struggle every time you try to put them on.This particular pair: I liked it overall. However I found the strap to be a little too loose for my taste. The sole was quite good not too thick or thin and made from a good material. It also seemed quite durable, but I wouldn't know. I only tested it for a couple of days.I would recommend checking this out, especially if you prefer more loose strap sandals.

Nail polish is by my 5 year old and sold separately. I am open to inquires on foot modeling. I will book quickly based on these beauties.I wear a 13 in Nike, 12 in dress shoes so it can be difficult to order correct shoes. I needed a 13 in these. And they are by far the best flip flops I have owned. The support is great and I will re-order when they break down but going on a year and they're still good.

As of right now I've just got my second pair, so that and the star rating should say how much I like these. If not, then allow me to go into more detail. Below you'll find my usual list of Pros (the good), the Neutrals (neither good nor bad), and the Cons (the bad).Pros:Very comfortable = I've owned my first pair now for 9 months, and I adore them. Now granted I've never worn these out (that's why I got the second), but I've never felt uncomfortable or even so much of a blister with these. Whether you want to blame that on the mesh underfoot, or the smooth cotton holdings holding the foot in place; All of which add greatly to the comfort factor.Good build quality = I was afraid of getting these online, mainly because I couldn't inspect them in person. Rest assured though that they're very well built, and I can't imagine them falling apart on you.Sturdy but with some give = I can bend these in a letter "C" with ease, and they come back into place with ease too. Quite literally, you could have these get caught onto something and bend all the way around and yet it would retain it's shape.Neutrals:Sizing issues = I'm a guy with oddly sized feet, and usually go for a UK 7.5. As such my older pair (UK size 8) were a little bit big for me. That's why I now have picked up a UK size 7 pair, and they fit perfectly. It's not an issue most of you will come across, yet I feel it should be mentioned (hence the Neutral spot).Cons:Mush logo came off = The Mush logo (thing) where the heel sits has came off. Now granted it's not an essential piece for the flip-flops, yet it is something that detracts from the aesthetic. It should be mentioned too that it has only came off on my right flip-flop and not the left.Conclusion:So overall, I adore these. Despite the minor issues, I've purchased a second pair so I could wear them in/outdoors. Do I suggest getting them? Yes. After wearing them constantly while I'm indoors I honestly can find no faults bar the one I mentioned. Well worth the asking price of £20.

Bought for my son who has size 13 feet. He is very fussy about what he expects from flip flops which he wears ALL YEAR ROUND. I could see when I gave them to him he did not expect me to have found some he would approve of but he has told me time and again how good they are and he intends to buy more. Good cushioned sole.

This my third pair of this Mush flip flops. It’s the only one that protects my feet. Other flip flops I won’t wear.

Theses are the most comfortable flip flops ever

Bought for me in a vain effort to try and wear flip flops. I gave up after a day and gave them to my teenage son who never seems to take them off and says they are great.