- Is the Teva Hurricane Daybreaker true to size?
- Buyers generally report it fits true to size. If you are between sizes or have a wide foot, note that it only comes in medium width and the toe tapers.
- Does it need breaking in?
- No. Owners say it was comfortable out of the box and worked on multi-day trips without a break-in period.
- Is it actually waterproof?
- It uses a TevaRAPID PROOF waterproof membrane, and buyers say the attached tongue and lining help keep water out. It is a low-top shoe, so deep water can still get in over the collar.
- How does it compare with other Teva hiking shoes?
- The Daybreaker is a light-hike shoe with a firmer midfoot shank and a strap-plus-lace closure. Teva's Hurricane sandals are open and lighter; this is the closed, weather-ready option for day trails.
- What is the sole like for rocky trails?
- A midfoot shank plate adds stability and shields the foot from sharp surfaces. Reviewers call the ride firm and protective rather than flexible.
- Is it good for wide feet?
- It is only offered in medium width, and several buyers with C–D width feet found it too narrow. Try it on if you need extra room.
- Where is the Teva Hurricane Daybreaker Slip-on Hiking Shoes cheapest?
- At Amazon, for $114.95, as of our latest check.
- What do buyers say about the Teva Hurricane Daybreaker Slip-on Hiking Shoes?
- Buyers like: Fits true to size and comfortable; No break-in needed; worked well for Machu Picchu and walking around Cusco; Wide toe box with lots of toe wiggle room. Common complaints: Toe area too tapered, not enough toe width; Firm, rigid shoe that doesn't flex with the foot.
- Where can I buy the Teva Hurricane Daybreaker Slip-on Hiking Shoes?
- 4 stores we checked sell it, including Zappos.com, Nordstrom, Teva, Amazon.