Our verdict
Teva ReEMBER is a fuzz-free slip-on that might work for you if you prefer something light for your feet when the weather gets cold. Aside from being an outdoor camp shoe, it’s a comfy choice from Teva that works as an indoor slipper and slip-on for running errands.
Pros
- Lightweight
- Comfortably warm
- Easy-to-wear
- Collapsible heel
- Water-resistant
- Earth-friendly
- Reasonably-priced
Cons
- Tight opening
- Inadequate grip
- Quite loose
Who should buy the Teva ReEMBER
It’s a shoe to remember if you are after the following:
- comfy shoes for weekend camping and trips to forest cabins
- slip-ready shoes for indoor and outdoor use
- strapless shoes with a roomy structure
- an affordable shoe with an MSRP below $80
- environment-friendly kicks
Who should NOT buy this shoe
Unlike the outdoor sandals and hiking shoes from Teva, this footgear isn’t the best choice for these purposes:
- hiking on rough and rocky terrains
- strolling on snowy grounds
Hassle-free kick for lounging and light strolls
Teva ReEMBER is deemed a winner by homebodies searching for an easy-to-toss-around shoe and light travelers needing winter-ready kicks.
Light and easy
It doesn’t have the thickset midsole, which played in favor of the users as it made the sneaker super light like a slipper.
Well insulated
“No need to wear socks” is a declaration made by a fan since this one is said to keep the feet warm without overheating them.
Easy to slip-on
It’s so convenient to slip in and out of this shoe, which is ideal for sneakerheads when it comes to accomplishing quick errands.
Convertible from a slip-on to slippers
It comes with a collapsible heel. The rear side can be “quickly kicked down and popped back,” said a fan.
Water struggles to pass-through
Its ripstop cover is reported to resist water from entering the shoe. It keeps the feet “dry under light rains.”
Sustainably created
It's one of the eco-friendly, sustainable shoes out there. Not only is it made with a recycled ripstop cover and polyester microfiber lining, but the foam cushioning and rubber soles are also composed of 50% sustainable components.
Snugged collar
Sneakerheads blamed its tightly stitched ribbed collar for having a snug opening.
Not so grippy
Since it doesn’t have deep lugs and grooves, outdoor enthusiasts say it lacks traction.
Insufficient arch support
Flat-footed users hoped this shoe came with supportive insoles.
Minimal padding
Wearers would have appreciated it more if it came with a thicker insole.
Loosely fitted
Though it can accommodate wide-footed wearers, this shoe feels a bit roomy for those with narrow feet.
