Best Womens Hydratrek Sandal Women Sandals

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Built for all-day comfort on slick rocks and river crossings, Teva’s Hydratrek Sandal keeps you firmly planted while easily shedding water.

Teva says: 

Designed to deliver water-ready traction, the new Hydratrek sandal features innovative technology geared for adventures in wet environments. Inspired by tree frog grip, the outsole features a unique design that maximizes surface area contact and allows ample water dispersion underfoot. Complete with heavily textured topsole and padded straps to keep you locked in, this sandal is the ultimate river day companion. ​

Our Verdict

At 230g per shoe (UK 6), the Hydratrek balances a robust sole with enough cushioning to stay comfortable through extended wear, whether moving in and out of water or spending long days on your feet. The Spider Rubber outsole grips confidently on wet stone and muddy banks, with a lug pattern that performs rather than just looking the part.

I appreciated the soft underfoot texture—noticeably better than smoother footbeds when soaked—and the padded straps, which do their job well, with no hotspots or rubbing. They’re quick to dry and have a wide forefoot; the extra width offers stability.

– Reviewed by Ultralight Outdoor Gear

Features

• Easy hook-and-loop closure comes on and off quickly and gets the fit just right
• Textured grippy topsole for increased stability when wet
• 30% recycled EVA midsole provides maximum, lightweight comfort
• Outsole contains 30% recycled Spider Rubber, a high performance rubber compound with uniquely designed channels to provide ultimate grip on wet surfaces

Specifications

• UK 6 (per shoe) weighs: 230g

Material & Construction

• Upper Material: 100% Textile
• Lining Material: 58% Synthetic, 42% Textile
• Outsole Material: 100% Rubber
• Sustainability Initiative(s): Regrind midsole, Regrind outsole, Webbing made from recycled plastic using traceable, verifiable REPREVE® polyester yarn by Unifi®, Vegan

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