My Review of Teva Sayulita Cork Sandals (For Women)

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Closeouts . The Sayulita cork sandal from Teva incorporates a unique rivet stud closure system on the leather straps for a more urban look. Soft, waffle-textured EVA footbed Molded cork midsole Encapsulated Shoc Pad heel Felt heel strap pad Textured rubber outsole Medium width Closeouts ...

Teva Sayulita Cork Sandals (For Women)

Delightful footwear

Kate Harrisburg, PA 3/26/2009

 

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Sizing: Feels true to size

Width: Feels true to width

Pros: Cute, Stylish, Durable, AWESOME, Corksynthetic sole, Comfortable, Breathable

Cons: Needs Break-in, Chafes

Best Uses: Travel, Going Out, Everyday, Barbecues, Walking

Describe Yourself: Active, Casual, Alternative

Teva's Salyulita sandals are quite wonderful. I love the combination cork and synthetic sole - it gives great traction with comfortable arch support. The leather straps take a little breaking in at first, but feel great and allow a lot of breathability. The rivet connections are a real unique feature, as well. These sandals are great for running around town and even for a leisurely walk or day hike.

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