Teva Contoured Mush

This product is discontinued

Teva Contoured Mush Features:

Need a vacation Slip into a pair of Teva women's Contoured Mush sandals and be transported to a place where the only thing that matters is comfort… Lots and lots of comfort.
T.I.D.E. GRIP
EVA outsole with Mush® traction pattern
T.I.D.E. COMFORT
Sturdy 3-point thong construction
Soft Mush® topsole with enhanced arch support
Shipped in a biodegradable bag with a biodegradable plastic hanger

If you would like to know more about the Teva Contoured Mush, contact Nature Shop and we will be happy to help.

Teva Contoured Mush - Front View

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Womens Teva Footwear Size Guide

US	UK	Euro	Centimeters
5	3.5	36	22
5.5	4	36.5	22.5
6	4.5	37	23
6.5	5	37.5	23.5
7	5.5	38	24
7.5	6	38.5	24.5
8	6.5	39	25
8.5	7	39.5	25.5
9	7.5	40	26
9.5	8	40.5	26.5
10	8.5	41	27
10.5	9	41.5	28
11	9.5	42	28.5
11.5	10	42.5	29
12	10.5	43	29.5

REVIEW SNAPSHOT®

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TevaContoured Mush

4.3

(based on 3 reviews)

100%

of respondents would recommend this to a friend.

Pros

Comfortable (3)

Cons

Best Uses

- Width:
- Feels too narrow
  
  Feels true to width
  
  100%
  (3 reviews)
  Feels too wide

Reviewed by 3 customers

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10/26/2012

4.0

Pink and pretty

By Pixie

from Australia

About Me Casual

Pros

Comfortable
Walk A Million Miles

Cons

Best Uses

Beach
Travel

Comments about Teva Contoured Mush:

the sole is much more comfortable than any other sandals of this type that I have owned and the band through the toes is wide and holds the sandle firmly as you flip flop along.

10/3/2012

4.0

Cute and comfy

By Karen

from Auckland

Pros

Comfortable
Cute

Cons

Best Uses

Comments about Teva Contoured Mush:

Beautifully soft footbed & snug fitting straps (unlike many jandals which can be a bit sloppy). Sizing a little on the small side but only just - still totally wearable. I was concerned about chaffing between my toes the first time I wore them as they started to rub almost immediately but then all good jandals need a tiny bit of breaking in. Best thing I did was got them soaking wet (accidentally) not long after putting them on. That worked a treat: no more chaffing, the toe piece softened up.