Teva Women's Hurricane Xlt2 W's Ankle Strap Sandals, 12 UK

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If you need extra-burly support with maximum stability, the Chaco Z/1 Classic is worth investigating. I wouldn’t suggest backpacking in them, but some folks might find them useful as camp shoes, though I prefer something even simpler (and lighter) for that scenario. But, in my humble opinion, the Teva Hurricane XLT 2 should get universal love for the delightfully soft and supportive straps they use to keep your feet secure.

Review Policy: We do not accept payments or gifts from brands and vendors, and strive to provide unbiased, independent advice. The brand that's known for its classic three-strap design has yet again proven that simple is efficient. See the full Teva Hurricane XLT 2 review below, and see where it ranks on our Best Hiking Sandals guide. The 103 third parties who use cookies on this service do so for their purposes of displaying and measuring personalized ads, generating audience insights, and developing and improving products.Aside from the Hurricane XLT 2, there are only two other sandals included in this review that have three independent points of adjustment—and one of them is another Teva.

There are tons of style variations, foot retention mechanisms, tread patterns, and overall uses — and these sandals, or sandals on the whole, don’t always jive with people. It was dead summer during this trip and, to beat the heat, I really just wanted to spend our time exploring the various lakes in the area. As always these sandals are Vegan and made from recycled materials, as well as being lightweight and fully adjustable. While we didn't encounter any issues with the velcro's integrity, we did notice that some re-adjusting was necessary after the initial break-in period.The other straps could use a touch more padding and softer feel, but overall didn’t cause any issues (and I think they need more padding only because the heel has it!