The Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots are great for everything from day hikes to weeklong excursions. These Teva boots for women have a waterproof bootie, waterproof leather upper, and Durable water-resistant non-wicking materials to keep you dry and comfortable. The nylon shank on these Teva hiking boots stabilizes and supports your foot on uneven terrain while the responsive PU footbed cushions your foot and puts a spring in your step. Complete with a VIBRAM Mega Grip outsole for superior traction and a soft, micro waffle knit lining, you'll love the feel of the Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots.
The Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots are great for everything from day hikes to weeklong excursions. These Teva boots for women have a waterproof bootie, waterproof leather upper, and Durable water-resistant non-wicking materials to keep you dry and comfortable. The nylon shank on these Teva hiking boots stabilizes and supports your foot on uneven terrain while the responsive PU footbed cushions your foot and puts a spring in your step. Complete with a VIBRAM Mega Grip outsole for superior traction and a soft, micro waffle knit lining, you'll love the feel of the Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots.
The Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots are great for everything from day hikes to weeklong excursions. These Teva boots for women have a waterproof bootie, waterproof leather upper, and Durable water-resistant non-wicking materials to keep you dry and comfortable. The nylon shank on these Teva hiking boots stabilizes and supports your foot on uneven terrain while the responsive PU footbed cushions your foot and puts a spring in your step. Complete with a VIBRAM Mega Grip outsole for superior traction and a soft, micro waffle knit lining, you'll love the feel of the Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots.
The Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots are great for everything from day hikes to weeklong excursions. These Teva boots for women have a waterproof bootie, waterproof leather upper, and Durable water-resistant non-wicking materials to keep you dry and comfortable. The nylon shank on these Teva hiking boots stabilizes and supports your foot on uneven terrain while the responsive PU footbed cushions your foot and puts a spring in your step. Complete with a VIBRAM Mega Grip outsole for superior traction and a soft, micro waffle knit lining, you'll love the feel of the Women's Teva Grandview GTX Hiking Boots.
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Teva Women's Grandview GTX
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originally posted on teva.com
I decided to retire my Lowas after using them for about 7 years and get new ones. It was awkward for me to go any other direction than Lowas - so getting Teva hiking boots was a big step for me. Immediate reactions to trying them on: great arch support, comfy but stiff (which you do want), and incredibly lightweight. I was so beyond impressed! Broke them in on a 4 mile hike and zero hotspots or rubbing. my feet never felt overwhelming hot despite it being about 85 degrees out. I have since taken them on camping outings and small hikes getting ready for my upcoming 30 mile backpack trip. I have gotten nothing but compliments and they feel great. LOVE LOVE LOVE. Teva converted.
originally posted on mountaindesigns.com
This purchase was for my second pair of these Teva boots - I bought these so I would have a pair for when my current ones wear out as they are such good boots. I just got back from the Wainwright Coast to Coast walk and wore them for 16 days straight with no problems. They were light, comfortable and completely waterproof. We had pretty hot weather and my feet never became too hot, even when wearing a toe sock liner plus merino sock. No blisters, very comfortable boots in all terrains and conditions. When I first put them on I was worried that they felt snug because of the goretex lining, but once I wore them they didn’t feel tight at all, and I have a short and wide foot. My partner has a long and narrow foot and he wore the men’s size of these for the walk and ... MoreThis purchase was for my second pair of these Teva boots - I bought these so I would have a pair for when my current ones wear out as they are such good boots. I just got back from the Wainwright Coast to Coast walk and wore them for 16 days straight with no problems. They were light, comfortable and completely waterproof. We had pretty hot weather and my feet never became too hot, even when wearing a toe sock liner plus merino sock. No blisters, very comfortable boots in all terrains and conditions. When I first put them on I was worried that they felt snug because of the goretex lining, but once I wore them they didn’t feel tight at all, and I have a short and wide foot. My partner has a long and narrow foot and he wore the men’s size of these for the walk and also found them to be excellent.
originally posted on dsw.com
I received these in April 2024. I was really excited since my old pair of tevas were so comfortable and lasted me more than 2 years of constant hiking until the tread was gone. This hiking boot had good ratings so I figured I’d give it a try. It is definitely more stiff and with less cushion which I figured would become more flexible and comfy as I wore them but the opposite happened. The first couple hikes they did okay and kept my feet dry but overtime gave me blisters on the back of my heels after almost every hike. Was hiking in WA state and the fabric portion above the rubber toe snagged on a tree root and completely ripped open. This caused dirt/water to get inside and was continuing to snag and trip while hiking. Super disappointing as I’ve only had these for ... MoreI received these in April 2024. I was really excited since my old pair of tevas were so comfortable and lasted me more than 2 years of constant hiking until the tread was gone. This hiking boot had good ratings so I figured I’d give it a try. It is definitely more stiff and with less cushion which I figured would become more flexible and comfy as I wore them but the opposite happened. The first couple hikes they did okay and kept my feet dry but overtime gave me blisters on the back of my heels after almost every hike. Was hiking in WA state and the fabric portion above the rubber toe snagged on a tree root and completely ripped open. This caused dirt/water to get inside and was continuing to snag and trip while hiking. Super disappointing as I’ve only had these for 3 months and they make me nervous to hike in terms of blisters and tripping. Can’t return them any longer so going to toss $100+ investment goodbye. Would recommend looking into another hiking boot brand. I’m going to try the Merrell Moab boots which I hope will perform much better.
Teva Women's Grandview GTX
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I decided to retire my Lowas after using them for about 7 years and get new ones. It was awkward for me to go any other direction than Lowas - so getting Teva hiking boots was a big step for me. Immediate reactions to trying them on: great arch support, comfy but stiff (which you do want), and incredibly lightweight. I was so beyond impressed! Broke them in on a 4 mile hike and zero hotspots or rubbing. my feet never felt overwhelming hot despite it being about 85 degrees out. I have since taken them on camping outings and small hikes getting ready for my upcoming 30 mile backpack trip. I have gotten nothing but compliments and they feel great. LOVE LOVE LOVE. Teva converted.
This purchase was for my second pair of these Teva boots - I bought these so I would have a pair for when my current ones wear out as they are such good boots. I just got back from the Wainwright Coast to Coast walk and wore them for 16 days straight with no problems. They were light, comfortable and completely waterproof. We had pretty hot weather and my feet never became too hot, even when wearing a toe sock liner plus merino sock. No blisters, very comfortable boots in all terrains and conditions. When I first put them on I was worried that they felt snug because of the goretex lining, but once I wore them they didn’t feel tight at all, and I have a short and wide foot. My partner has a long and narrow foot and he wore the men’s size of these for the walk and ... MoreThis purchase was for my second pair of these Teva boots - I bought these so I would have a pair for when my current ones wear out as they are such good boots. I just got back from the Wainwright Coast to Coast walk and wore them for 16 days straight with no problems. They were light, comfortable and completely waterproof. We had pretty hot weather and my feet never became too hot, even when wearing a toe sock liner plus merino sock. No blisters, very comfortable boots in all terrains and conditions. When I first put them on I was worried that they felt snug because of the goretex lining, but once I wore them they didn’t feel tight at all, and I have a short and wide foot. My partner has a long and narrow foot and he wore the men’s size of these for the walk and also found them to be excellent.
I received these in April 2024. I was really excited since my old pair of tevas were so comfortable and lasted me more than 2 years of constant hiking until the tread was gone. This hiking boot had good ratings so I figured I’d give it a try. It is definitely more stiff and with less cushion which I figured would become more flexible and comfy as I wore them but the opposite happened. The first couple hikes they did okay and kept my feet dry but overtime gave me blisters on the back of my heels after almost every hike. Was hiking in WA state and the fabric portion above the rubber toe snagged on a tree root and completely ripped open. This caused dirt/water to get inside and was continuing to snag and trip while hiking. Super disappointing as I’ve only had these for ... MoreI received these in April 2024. I was really excited since my old pair of tevas were so comfortable and lasted me more than 2 years of constant hiking until the tread was gone. This hiking boot had good ratings so I figured I’d give it a try. It is definitely more stiff and with less cushion which I figured would become more flexible and comfy as I wore them but the opposite happened. The first couple hikes they did okay and kept my feet dry but overtime gave me blisters on the back of my heels after almost every hike. Was hiking in WA state and the fabric portion above the rubber toe snagged on a tree root and completely ripped open. This caused dirt/water to get inside and was continuing to snag and trip while hiking. Super disappointing as I’ve only had these for 3 months and they make me nervous to hike in terms of blisters and tripping. Can’t return them any longer so going to toss $100+ investment goodbye. Would recommend looking into another hiking boot brand. I’m going to try the Merrell Moab boots which I hope will perform much better.
I love these boots for big elevation gain hikes! The soles are grippy, the boots are comfortable, and they look great on. The only problem I have is that the toe cap is short and that stretchy canvas space on top of the foot doesn't deflect things like roots, so tripping was a big problem till I figured it out. Most of my prior boots were rigid across that space, so roots push to one side or another. With these, they hooked in. Waterproofing is also excellent, so I watched my few a little more, and have continued to enjoy the boots.
I have a hard-to-fit, high-volume foot with a narrow heel (a width) and wider (c width) ball of my foot. These boots feel a little tight over the ball of the foot and slightly wide through the heel, but didn't rub, so I went with them. I love the vibram sole - it's held up carrying a 25-30 lb pack for 8-13 miles in the mountains over several trips this year. The boot has also stayed in good physical condition except it stopped being waterproof after only a few trips. Not just a little leak or in really wet weather - the whole boot gets soaked walking in 2-3 inch snow. While I know these aren't snow boots, I still expect that a waterproof boot should be able to handle mild snow or very shallow (2-inch deep) stream crossings or boggy trails. The lacing system also ... MoreI have a hard-to-fit, high-volume foot with a narrow heel (a width) and wider (c width) ball of my foot. These boots feel a little tight over the ball of the foot and slightly wide through the heel, but didn't rub, so I went with them. I love the vibram sole - it's held up carrying a 25-30 lb pack for 8-13 miles in the mountains over several trips this year. The boot has also stayed in good physical condition except it stopped being waterproof after only a few trips. Not just a little leak or in really wet weather - the whole boot gets soaked walking in 2-3 inch snow. While I know these aren't snow boots, I still expect that a waterproof boot should be able to handle mild snow or very shallow (2-inch deep) stream crossings or boggy trails. The lacing system also seems like it would lace up tightly and hug the heel, but it's difficult to get tight and keep tight. The round laces get loose and become undone several times over the course of a day even with double knots. This led to a very sloppy unsupported feeling. They may just not be the right boot for my foot, but if you're looking for waterproof boots, beware that these may not stay waterproof.
I just wore these boots to climb a mountain and these boots kept my feet dry and comfortable. The wide toe box is my absolute favorite. I got zero blisters, but I was wearing wool socks. I recommend sizing up. In regular shoes I wear 7.5. Boots are normally size 8 but these I'm wearing a 8.5 for thick socks and room for my toes to move. I love that these wear more like tennis shoes rather than boots, but provides the sturdiness of a boot.
I don't usually leave reviews but I've never had a comfier hiking shoe. I work for state and national parks so I'm on my feet all day long and these left me pleasantly surprised with how great they are. I read a review that the toe part was very big so I was almost turned away but I'm glad I didn't because I realized in past boots I've purchased they were uncomfortable cramming my toes together. The straps on the ankle I like as well because they feel very secure while the boot doesn't actually feel tight around your foot at all. I walk all day long and more than less I actually wear them on my day off too! Plus they're super cute.
Bought these for hiking in the mountains in Georgia. After 7 days in a row of wearing them, I can honestly say they are the most comfortable hiking boots I've ever worn. The toe box is wide, which anyone who has ever worn hiking boots knows is essential to not have your toes pinched. The soles are cushy and I do not have any foot pain, when I do after wearing most shoes due to plantar fasciitis. I did not have any break-in period on these shoes. I wore them out of the box and no blisters or discomfort. I have worn them on rainy days over slippery rocks, on steep inclines and clay/dusty trails, in muddy pastures and long grass. These shoes performed well through it all. I have gotten so many complements and everyone always says "Oh, I didn't know Teva made hiking ... MoreBought these for hiking in the mountains in Georgia. After 7 days in a row of wearing them, I can honestly say they are the most comfortable hiking boots I've ever worn. The toe box is wide, which anyone who has ever worn hiking boots knows is essential to not have your toes pinched. The soles are cushy and I do not have any foot pain, when I do after wearing most shoes due to plantar fasciitis. I did not have any break-in period on these shoes. I wore them out of the box and no blisters or discomfort. I have worn them on rainy days over slippery rocks, on steep inclines and clay/dusty trails, in muddy pastures and long grass. These shoes performed well through it all. I have gotten so many complements and everyone always says "Oh, I didn't know Teva made hiking boots." They do run slightly small as I normally wear size 9 and ordered size 9.5 in these.
Got the green, love the coloring. Wider foot box is nice for hiking to allow swelling. I have narrow feet and I still like the way they look on me, have a sporty sneaker-like look. Very comfy, for shorter hikes. Unfortunately my feet get very sore on longer hikes. I would say by mile 6 I start to feel sore. I have high arches not sure if thats why. There doesn't seem to be much impact absorption. Soles are very grippy, I feel quite secure on downslopes. Ankle support not great due to the mid-level profile, my ankles roll a lot in these. Doesn't bother me. Main reason for 4 stars is the lack of support.
I'm a Vietnam era Vet so you can guess my age, and before I found TEVA every shoe I'd ordered hurt my feet from day one. These shoes were worn the first day for a day of doctor's appointments, shopping and delivering a TV to a friend. When I got home as I started undressing I realized I had worn these beautiful boots all day and not a SINGLE pinch or pain infllicting fold. If you need something to wear on your feet, buy TEVA. I have their Symic hiking sandals, midform boots and these. My feet LOVE them!!
