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Review: Teva Zirra Lite Walking Sandals

serena Posted on1st February 2015 Backpacking Gear, Review, Sandals, Teva, Walking Leave a Comment 882 Views

Review of Women’s Teva Zirra Lite Walking Sandals

The reality is I’m going to be on my feet most of the time over the next 7 months of backpacking so I needed to invest in some good quality, comfortable, stylish walking sandals to get me through the rough terrain, rainforests, monsoons etc I will experience, plus the endless amounts of walking I will be doing.

I did a little research and came across these sandals by Teva: Zirra Lite. They looked simple and had been recommended by other backpackers/hikers. So I bought them from SportsShoes.com for £24.99 (50% off RRP) plus £5 P&P.

I can say that I am really pleased with them so far:

  • They have a very simple design – a single strap that secures on via velcro so I can adjust it to my  size and it’s very easy to take it off and on.
  • They are lightweight too, which is brilliant and good for packing in your my backpack with limited space.
  • They feel very durable and comfortable – The sole is very flexible and it feels comfortable when I walk.
  • The rubber sole is good quality which will provide me with lots of grip when I go trekking in the rainforests and also when it rains.Rubber Sole
  • The colour is good. The black straps will go with a lot of clothes and it looks stylish. You can get these in other colours though.
  • There is also a flap at the back which allows you to hang the sandals up. This could be useful if I ever needed to dry them.Side view

Other things I need to explore: what they feel like after a days walking in a hot and humid climate. Apparently they also have an anti-microbial treatment applied to it so I shall have to if that works too. I will be doing an update on how they fare whilst backpacking.
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