Is there such a think as "cute" Tevas??

[cypressgirl]

I have never been a Teva kind of gal. Just too ugly for my taste..........but I'm tired of my feet slipping off my cute little flip flops, especially walking to Honeymoon or Salt Pond. Any suggestions?? I found some that look pretty OK on Zappos, but I'm not sure they will solve the slipping problem.

http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/35898842/c/79288.html

Any other suggestions? They don't have to be Tevas, just something that's good for walking in the sand and rocky trails and don't look like something Moses wore back in his day.

[samoka]

I have a pair of Keen shoes that are made for walking in the water - they have a strap in the back and are adjustable with a cord - I've seen them by a lot of other companies - they worked great for me - I even wore them to snorkel if the shore was rocky - samoka

[liamsaunt]

I have these, in pink:

http://www.athleta.com/shopping/product ... uctID=4158

They are really comfortable for hiking and you can wear them into the water too.

Part of the soles are clear and there's a flower pattern under that part if that helps you think they are cuter.

[Pia]

My Jimmy Choos are cute - Teva's not so much

Personally, if I'm going ugly I'm going Crocs - the absolute best island shoe for trails, water, boating etc and you will look like a local

Pia

[Steve S]

I noticed Lands End carries some "mary jane" style terrain sandals and water shoes that come in a variety of colors - http://www.landsend.com/ix/shoes/Shoes/ ... nded&tab=9

[SusanNJ]

I own a pair of Tevas but I also got a pair of Keen sandals last year, which I love! They are very comfortable and they protect your toes at the same time. The Venice H2 are the ones I got:

http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/15323188/c/178787.html

[cass]

I've got my eyes on these. I figure they will do for boating and walking to the beach. I would really like to find some that are not so "look at my big bright shoes" though!



http://www.zappos.com/n/p/dp/11824032/c/59241.html

[Gromit]

LOVE LOVE LOVE the Keens! I have a couple pair of the H2's and I leave the Teva's at home. I like the toe protection that the Keens offer and they are SUPER comfortable.

Honestly that's all I bring to STJ besides one other pair of Flip Flops for night's out when I want something less "sporty."

That's as dressed up as I get with my Eliza B Flip Flops for night and Keens by day.

Occasionally you can find some pretty good deals on Keens a very good price would be around $50 and that's CHEAP.

[cypressgirl]

Thanks for some great ideas. Becky, I love yours, but 99. YIKES!! But hay, that's only a few bottles of really good wine I'd have to give up. I wonder about sand getting in the toe area and driving me nuts. Is that not a problem? The Lands End look similar.

[Agent99]

This is as far as I will go to forsake foot fashion for comfort. They come in colors, too.

[Ksea]

Deb, I have these and they are SO comfortable. I have gotten them wet and sandy and they hold up just fine. When it gets closer to summer, they should have lots more color choices available...and they are under $30 so you can have more than one!

http://www.landsend.com/pp/LeatherTrekk ... igin=index

[ifloat]

I have the Land's End water shoes for toe protected walking, and a pair of Teva sandals for towning around. Yeah, the Tevas are oogly but then I'm no beauty either, and I got them at a ridiculous giveaway price on sale at REI.

Come to think of it I got the $40 Land's End water shoes for $14 at the local store, they were a catalog return and in perfect condition.

I guess I am just a cheapie who likes to buy oogly things on sale

[Steve S]

If you are patient, Sears, which carries Lands End, starts dumping LE seasonal footwear (and other clothing) at a pretty sharp rate at the end of the season. I picked up some trekker quasi sandals in early September for 70% off lowest marked price - about $8. Unfortunately we are totally out of sync for summer shoes right now. If you are looking for some snow boots... now is the time.

[liamsaunt]

I wonder about sand getting in the toe area and driving me nuts. Is that not a problem? The Lands End look similar.

Nope, I never had an issue with sand, and I would have them on while walking in sand, in the water, etc. Sand in my shoes drives me nuts, but for some reason it did not accumulate in these shoes.

I've tried a couple of the Land's End shoes--their water shoes and a pair of their walking sandals, and I got blisters from both. I left them next to a St. John dumpster for someone else to try! I love Land's End bathing suits though.

[VaGirl]

Hey fellow traveler, I think the Mary Jane's by Lands End would be the best for you!! They are kinda cute...go over to Overstock.com and see what you can find. Are we going hiking on the next trip??? and you didn't tell me???