Teva

Reember

Women's

These are surprisingly light for having soles. I love that I can wear them both indoors and outdoors and the insides are soft and cozy. I struggled with sizing though because I'm a true 8.5. I have a normal width foot (maybe a tiny bit on the wide side) and wear 9-9.5 in running and hiking shoes. However I wear size 8's in chacos and teva sandals because I don't like the extra bulk and the 9's have too much extra space. Since these are moccasins, I decided to size up. They do slip a little when I walk but my foot is still secure. I have about a thumbs space between my big toe and the front of the shoe when my foot is pushed all the way back. I wish they were a teensy bit smaller but think the 8's would be too snug. They are relaxed fitting and I can still wear socks. I'd recommend sizing up if you're between sizes! Unless you are planning on wearing them around town more often or if you want them to fit like socks. The half size up is perfect for at home, running quick errands like taking out the trash, and for car camping

I love this shoe. If I was reviewing it as a house slipper, it would get 5/5. But as a camp shoe, this left me desiring much better traction. I just got back from using these shoes as my camp shoes for a week in the Boundary Waters Wilderness, and I biffed it on rocks or leaves more time than I care to admit. If the tread was deeper; more similar to the original Teva sandal, this would be the perfect thing to wear around camp. But this shoe is more suited for indoor use than any type of outdoor use.

I own 3 pairs of ember mocs size 8, I bought a pair of the Re-embers and wore them out the door thinking they'd be fine as all the others. They are are almost a full size smaller because of the sewing across the top of the foot. My toes are asleep, Huge bummer. There's no room for stretching out as the material is too strongly enforced. Even too tight worn as a slip on, they are pushing my foot out.

These shoes are perfect for hanging around a campsite! I was so glad to have them on our most recent trip when the lows got into the 40's, and everyone else was either freezing in flip flops, or having to stay in their hiking shoes. Once fall hits, I'll probably wear them everywhere! They were a little tight over the top of my foot at first, but I think I've stretched them out enough after a few wears that they feel a lot better.