Customer Reviews

Teva Little Kid/Big Kid Dristi Trail Shoe

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These shoes have been through it all and they held up they were used in water mud for running walking and just about every other moment of summer i was very impressed the only thing they didnt do was keep up with how fast the feet grow but nothing will lol

These shoes are great! I wear them all summer long (without socks). They are slightly big, but I like them anyways. They are washable and I usually throw them in the wash two times each summer. I highly recommend them to someone that likes mary-janes and Tevas!

I bought a pink pair for my daughter earlier in the spring. She worn it everyday in the summer, that's an obvious sign that she loved it. I then bought her another bigger pair for next year. Like other people had said, they are running 1/2 ~ 1 size smaller than regular size though.

I bought this shoe for both my girls. They both are very happy about the comfort level and the style. I read reviews that they run small, so I made sure to buy bigger sizes. I bought a size 3 for my younger one who wears a size 13.5 and it fits fine. It is a tad bit loose and she can grow into it. She loves it and use it all the time. I bought a size 5 for my older daughter who wears a size 3 and she loves it too. They are not waterproof though. They do get wet, so we try not to use it in rain. We are quite happy with it :)
GSN

We ordered these in Basil(green and brown), and they look GREAT! However, I would order these 1 size bigger (since I don't see them in half sizes) than what your child would normally wear, and just break them in. I don't think these Teva shoes are true to size. Also, the velcroed straps are poorly made; very cheap if you ask me. They don't look very durable at all. The front part of these shoes do feel tighter than other more comfortable Teva shoes. Buy them only if you're getting a REALLY GOOD price.

My daughter has owned perhaps a dozen pairs of Teva shoes and sandals - all of which have been very comfortable for her. Unfortunately, this very cute shoe is uncomfortable. My daughter complained that the shoe forces your toes to bend upward and it bothered her so much that after a few attempts at breaking them in, she says that she doesn't want to wear them again. Ah well, we still love Teva, just didn't like the Dristi Trail Shoe.

My daughter has worn these four or five times. They're comfortable with great arch support and ample cushioning. They are designed so that the toes don't get scuffed easily. My seven year old is very tough on shoes and these are holding up pretty well so far. Can't beat the price at under $15.

These shoes are great for on the go kids, with support in the arch and sweat wicking material to keep feet dry if worn without socks.