Teva Men's M Ember MOC Slipper

I really like the look and feel of these slippers, I thought they where a bit pricey for the product.The problem with these cheaply made slippers is the cardboard sole under the shoe lining.When they get wet from washing or wearing the under sole(made out of cardboard) smells bad and starts to shred when wet. These slippers should really be about $30 dollars a pair if they are only going to last one year max.

Rather than feel like a slipper, this item really sort of just feels like a tennis shoe with no support. Some of the reviewers have mentioned an odd footbed that almost feels like a reverse arch support--I'm getting that too. Given the stiffness of the sole and very snug foot opening, this is about the last thing I want to put on if my feet are already sore from wearing work shoes all day. These will be fine for wearing around the house while doing chores, etc., but they're not going to be something I reach for when I want comfort.

So far so good. I got these to replace a pair of slippers I have had for nearly 10 years. First I bought a 9, but they did not fit. I bought a 9 because I read they run large. I shipped them back and got a 10. I am usually a 9-9.5 in shoes.They have some of the softest insoles I have ever felt in shoes. They seem sturdy, but I won't know for sure until I see how they hold up in a few years.

These are my initial impressions after some casual wear and a weekend of camping/rafting with these bad boys.The Good:-Everyone loves them. The compliments are plentiful.-Super comfy at the campsite and perfect as slippers at home.-The collapsible heel is great for hasty moonlit trips from tent to the nearest bush.The not-so-good:-They fit pretty loose, even when sized appropriately. They kept falling off of my feet when walking uphill.-Not good for rainy weather or mud.-My feet were chilly on a 35-degree morning.Overall, these are perfect for sitting by the fire or getting the mail but you'll still something beefier for camp-chores and laser tag.

I wanted to love these soo badly but there is some kind of defect in one shoe - the outside edge of the shoe has a bump that puts pressure on my foot when I walk in them. The insoles are removable and I tried to readjust it but the only way it goes away is if I remove the insole entirely?I contacted Teva to see if the 1 yr warranty would get me a replacement insole sent out, but they wanted me to send the entire shoe in and get store credit so I’m returning to Amazon

These shoes are billed as WOMEN’S. However, when I tried them on, and they swallowed my feet, I looked at the box to find, they’re actually MEN’S. Men’s sizes are larger than women’s.I’ve worn TEVA sandals for years and love their arch support. These shoes feel like the soles of cheap Payless shoes and not at all up to TEVA standards.

I searched for a comfortable and stylish moc the last few winters, having tried both North Face and Columbia. These seem to be the best yet. I typically wear 11.5 and tried both an 11 and 12. Definitely order the next size up.

Too small, inflexible & more nylon shoe then slipper: Despite the small amount of ribbed fabric and pull-ring on the front of entry point, there is no give to this shoe & is a struggle to get these on in bare feet (nevermind socks) & requires me to go down on one knee so I can use both hands pull back of shoe over heel. Not what I enjoy doing first thing in the morning after waking up. Toes are touching the front of the shoe, which is strange because I'm a size 12 for all my other Teva, Merrell, Sanok footwear...so this is the outlier. From the photos another user posted,it appears sustained use as a "slide" (walking with collapsible heel pressed flat so your foot just slides in like a sandal) could cause heel fabric to start breaking down. Sizing down may not be an option from other comments from users who claim the shoe falls off because it's too big. Best order in two sizes to try on, normal and one size up. No arch support.

Very comfortable but the right slipper is much tighter to get on than the left. Both are definitely size 8, but whilst the lefy one slides on effortlessly, the right takes a good few seconds to get on. Shouldn't be like that, especially for the hefty price tag. And no, my feet aren't different sizes. My wife who has the same size feet tried and had exactly the same problem. Might be returned I think.

fit is “snug” as they are US sized not UK. wearable though.

The description states UK size, but what was delivered was US size. The size in the description magically changes between the product page and landing in the basket.

High quality, as you would expect for price.Yes they cost three times as much as some comedy slippers, but they should last years. Years.

Stated size 14UK and it’s 14US