Teva Men's Gannett Hiking Shoe

I just wanted some inexpensive shoes to hike with occasionally. I expected so-so support and an average sole with these shoes. My expectations were too low. These shoes are awesome. I can wear them all day with no problems. On really rugged terrain, I'd opt for something different as these don't provide any ankle support, but for general trail hiking these are perfect- not too bulky, but the rubber sole is stiff enough that I don't feel every single rock I step on like with a tennis shoe.

Finely crafted, these ugly shoes are great for walking. My son hates them but then he is 50 years younger than I am. I can wear them all day and my bunions don't scream out with PAIN!!! Highly recommended for those who don't need the latest style and want a durable shoe at an excellent price point.

Got these for my adult son who is starting a job that requires waterproof shoes. I was worried as some of the reviews said they run small and to go up half a size, but he is a size 13 and there is no 13 1/2 so I just got 13, and he said not only do they fit perfectly, they are very comfortable.

I wear Teva at work exclusively. And have for years. I'm on my feet on concrete all day, and Teva's are the only shoe I have found that don't kill my back and feet. And last a long time. The size I always get is a full size over most other brands and they fit perfectly. With this particular shoe, the Turkish Coffee color is very dark, and very brown.

I'm a 12W and thought these would be safe in a 13 as TEVA doesn't do wide widths. A mistake...way too narrow and the toe box was all wrong too. Liked the look but without a wide width I can't wear them.

I usually wear 10.5's and took the recommendation to order large—these 11.5's fit great. The build quality is great, though they are not as water resistant as I'd like. However, they breath and keep my feet from getting too hot, which is what I want in a full body shoe.

Length is shorter than expected. Think half size larger will be good. Comfortable but sole cushioning is a bit thin. Grip is good when trekking.

Got some sandals in an 8 and they fit really well. The hiking boots are smaller and do not have the room in the toe area. This is half size larger than usually bought in other shoes, so these are going to have to be sent back.