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Color: Black/Grey
Size: 9
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Fine tuned for your foot, the multi-purpose women’s Tirra brings crazy comfort to the adventure of your choosing. The Tirra from Teva is the perfect sandal for outdoor adventures. It features a quick-dry upper with a foam and stretch mesh lining for comfort. A spongy footbed cushions every step and absorbs shock, and a patterned rubber outsole offers traction and durability. Plus three hook-and-loop straps allow for a perfect fit.
Product Dimensions : 10 x 15 x 6 inches
Item model number : 4266
Department : womens
Date First Available : January 12, 2004
Manufacturer : Teva
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Best Sellers Rank: #13,582 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry (See Top 100 in Clothing, Shoes & Jewelry) #5 in Women's Athletic & Outdoor Sandals & Slides
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Customer Reviews: 4.5 4.5 out of 5 stars (24,992)
Color: Black/Grey
Sandal Type: Athletic Sandal
Occasion: Outdoor
Style Name: Tirra
Heel Type: No Heel
Lifestyle: athletic, outdoor
Toe Style: Open Toe
Pattern: Solid
Strap Type: Adjustable Strap
Formality Level: Casual
Special Features: Shock Pad
Embellishment Feature: Tassel
Closure Type: Hook & Loop
Recommended Uses For Product: Outdoor activities
Water Resistance Level: Not Water Resistant
Fit to Size Sentiment: positive
Arch Type: Medium Arch
Outer Material: Nylon
lining-description: Fabric
Insole Material: Synthetic
Sole Material: Rubber
Material Fabric: synthetic
Brand Name: Teva
Model Name: Tirra
Style Number: 4266
UPC: 737872030827 737045600208
Global Trade Identification Number: 27
Unit Count: 1 Count
Number of Items: 1
Target Audience: Women
Manufacturer: Teva
Item Type Name: Sandal
Item Weight: 8.3 ounces
Manufacturer Part Number: 4266
Import Designation: Imported
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This is my second pair of Teva sandals, bought because I like the Teva Hurricane XLT2 sandals so much. Both are very comfortable and have good support for sandals. Both can get wet with no harm and are good for walking or light hiking. One difference which might matter in fit for some is that the strap around the back of the heel is not adjustable on the Tirra sandal, but it is adjustable on the Hurricane XLT2. Some reviews mention a problem with this. All the other straps are adjustable on both. I do have to make sure I'm not fastening the ankle strap too tightly on the Tirra. My Tirra sandals are in the color Bering Sea, which is becoming hard to find, so this review is for those. (I don't know if the Tirras in the newer colors might be a little different or not.) Bering Sea in lower light is a deep blue with some gray tone, not as dark as navy, with perhaps just a tiny tiny touch of teal or ocean but not much. The color name seems appropriate and I love the color. In bright sunlight it looks more like a medium-to-deep grayish-blue. The trim appears to be black. The product photos for Bering Sea on Amazon don't show the deep blue tones enough on my screen. Also, the fit is a little different, as some other reviews have mentioned. The Tirra seems to run slightly smaller and maybe slightly less true to size than the Hurricane XLT2. I usually wear women's size 8 medium, occasionally 7.5, and I bought both Tevas in size 8. Both fit well enough, but the Tirra's foodbed is not as generous in size as the Hurricane. (See photos of how both fit on me, for comparison. The Hurricane is the color Sunset Simply Taupe. The photo of the soles shows the Hurricane footbed on the left and the Tirra on the right.) I like the width of the Tirra footbed better (for my bony feet) but not the length, which fits a little shorter, more like a 7.5 than an 8 on my feet, maybe because of my long big toes. If in doubt, I'd suggest maybe (??) ordering up a half-size in the Tirra if you have wider feet or extra long toes. Both work for me in my usual size, although the Tirra is shorter on my right foot than I'd prefer. My toe is almost at the top edge which I don't like, but it doesn't overhang. I bought the ones both sold by and shipped by Amazon, not sold by a third party, because a return would be a little easier if needed. I'm also a little wary of knock-offs and receiving a previously returned product. These arrived in a Teva box, but didn't have cardboard inserts in the sandals as my Hurricanes did nor any tags on them. But they didn't appear to have been worn so maybe Teva doesn't put inserts into all of them. ?? Both are 5 stars but there are a couple of differences (back heel strap, footbed shape and size) from some other Teva sandals which may or may not matter for you.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 30, 2025 by a viewer
we look for comfort, stability and reliability in our shoes. check all. I own a pair of Teva Hurricane Xlt2, and they're great, wider than these in toe box, so I wanted a smaller look. Those are in an off-white color, and I'll share, I stay away from black sandals in summer because they are hotter absorbing sun. I got the taupe multi color in Tirra because reviews were similar to Hurricane. One thing about these more expensive Teva's...They are much more comfortable than the lower end/cost ones. The footbed is very nice feeling and feels like good protection throughout the summer heat. they also walk nice! With Teva's, I also find the first time you wear them, you might feel uncomfortable, so stop right there, and start readjusting the straps. If rubbing, loosen them and gradually with some wear, your feet with adjust. may have to repeat tight-loose and light walking for a couple of days. but soon, you will find the comfort of the straps and never have to adjust again. I leave my straps on the loose side, but not loose enough to slide around in the sandal. my feet stay put and the sandals provided great stability. if I hit a hiking mode, I may have to tighten them down a bit, but not probable I'd even have to do that. I typically wear 8.5-9M in most shoes, sneakers, but during winter my feet need more room in toes. these sandals have a more narrow toe box, but are perfect for an open toed shoe. I'm older, but whether running errands or picnic, these sandals will be preferred, because they are rugged enough but don't quite resemble the work horse that they really are. they're cool in temperature and style. expensive but once you are fitted, you're hooked.
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Reviewed in the United States on May 9, 2024 by MEL
Heard about these shoes from a friend. I was optimistic, but my feet do not hurt. They are supportive, comfortable, easy to wash. I have not taken them off all week. Looking for another pair!
Reviewed in the United States on September 2, 2026 by Vickey Patterson
Color: Aragon
Size: 6.5
I have walked on Teva Terra for the past decade, if not longer. I love them, they have good arch support and I can go in the water with them if needed. However, as I am graciously aging and my feet are widening in the front part (arthritis, I guess), I have been noticing that the front strap on the sandal is getting too short for safety. It can barely grip the velcro on the other side. The next strap in is fine, plenty of length there. I wish Teva would accommodate the older population with widening front feet and give 1/2 inch more on this strap. I don't think it would break the bank! I would give it 5 stars if they would have a longer front strap. I also am going to test-drive other sandals like Teva, as I plan to be around at least another 10 years!
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Reviewed in the United States on July 21, 2025 by Gerdine Markus
I love these comfortable sandals! Having wide feet they are easy to adjust with the velcro straps. They can be comfortably worn all day with the cushioned sole and dry quickly. I replaced my swim shoes with these and they last up to two summers. I am a repeat purchaser of these sandals; my 4th pair! I have them in blue and get many compliments on them.
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Reviewed in the United States on September 18, 2026 by JJ G
Color: Black/Grey
Size: 8.5
I love Teva sandals and have been wearing them for years. They are comfortable walking/hiking sandals. The Tirra style has three different adjustable straps. Easy to clean. Can dress them up or down. High quality and very durable.
Reviewed in the United States on August 23, 2026 by Therese M
Color: Black/Grey
Size: 11
... I have a wonky big toe nail on my left foot that has been slammed, smacked, and run over in the plant where I worked for 25 years SO MANY TIMES it even fell off once (🤢, stay tuned). My podiatrist and I were working hard to save it because, who wants to have a missing big toenail? Probably a decade ago I bought a pair of these sandals at a big box shoe "warehouse" and wore them only as house shoes because they looked too long in front. I can't recall the size but they FELT great. YEARS later, by the time they were practically falling off my feet I decided I would try and see if Teva still made these. I found them here so I took a chance and bought two size tens, my actual size. My too-long old one's extended quite a bit beyond my toes but I actually liked the extra length INSIDE my obstacle course of a house because I never once stubbed my toe. Any time I might have, the front of the sandal always took the punishment, protecting my toes (especially the toe nail I was trying to save). So the two size tens arrived - and they fit perfectly. Perfect for OUTSIDE. I had an awful sense of foreboding, though. Looking back, I WISH I had immediately bought a third pair in size 11, never wearing the 10s around the house. Always pay attention to that strange sense of foreboding, folks. Sure enough, I was wearing one of my 10s while replacing a trash can liner last week, I had the EMPTY plastic can tilted, it slipped, and went, WHAM!, right into the edge of my wonky big toenail. It hurt si much I knew immediately what it meant. In no time, there was blood everywhere. I wasn't able to get in to see my podiatrist for two days. She removed most of the nail and used a special surgical tape to keep the part closest to the cuticle stable. I was warned I would likely lose the nail entirely, however, which I figured because I had seen it lift. I had to replace the tape a few days ago and, predictably, the remaining nail lifted again. It WILL detach completely and, within 12-16 months it will have either grown back or not. Nobody knows. Oh well, not my first ride on this ferris wheel. But I've been kicking myself (insert obvious joke of your choice) for not keeping the two pairs of size 10s in this sandal for strictly outside wear, and buying a third pair of 11s for strcitly INSIDE. Honestly, the fronts of the old pair saved me from more toe pain than I could ever count. I stubbed those sandals constantly, but thanks to the oversized fronts, never once stubbed my actual toes in my house, not even with fast vacuuming, which I do A LOT! The point to all this, Ladies is size DOES matter (😮)! If you plan on wearing these sandals while doing housework, I'd recommend protecting your toes. Size UP for indoors. Your toes will thank you.
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Reviewed in the United States on August 13, 2023 by Blossom
Color: Wind Multi
Size: 8.5
This wasn't an awful purchase. I like the color, the fit. They are comfortable on my feet and provide good support for my arch while fitting my wide feet well. My size is normally 8.5 wide so I selected 8.5 and the sizing seems appropriate. It is perhaps a tiny bit too long and I may have sized down if I had the opportunity to try on multiple sizes at once, but for shoes bought over the internet, sight unseen, I can't really complain about the size. The straps enable a nice, snug fit around my wide feet though I can see how it may be a bit too loose for people with narrow feet. I have one problem: the ankle strap causes blisters on the back of my ankle when worn without socks. I got these specifically for a supportive shoe that I could wear in summer without the need for socks, but I can't really use them beyond short trips (around 30 minutes of walking). I was hoping that they would break in over time, but so far they have not. This was not a problem with my last pair of similar sandals from another brand, which were comfortable for sockless wear right from the get-go. While there are a few differences at play that might explain why my older shoes were more comfortable (including a softer, more fabric-like material and a lower ankle strap which wraps around the heel more then the ankle) I think this issue is more to do with the construction of the shoe. My old ones actually had an ankle strap that was separate from the rest and attached with a piece of elastic. I think this construction enables the strap to move *with* my foot instead of against it as I walk. In contrast, this shoe is made all in one piece which results in an inflexible back strap which wears against the ankle. Some may feel that this provides more support, but I personally don't notice any difference and the blisters are enough to outweigh any potential benefit in that area. It is now past my return window, so I guess I'm just going to deal. I'll wear them for short trips out of my apartment, but for anything longer then that I'm going to need to figure out something to protect my ankle, either socks, bandaids or something else. In any case, I think I will steer clear of this brand (or at least, this model) in the future unless there is a design change. At least I think I've learned something to bare in mind when buying sandals again.
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Reviewed in the United States on June 27, 2023 by Hannah