Bests & Worsts Reviews from Amazon

As another reviewer demonstrated by picture & comment, the trademark and logos are not the same, as in the advertisement or product pictures. I've compared them myself, and I attached a picture of 2 different strap colors that I ordered to show the difference. As she also commented, they are not the same quality as previous Olowahu's from the past, which were nicer in feel and lasted a long time. I haven't seen anything on the sell page where Teva addresses the question that these are actually theirs and just a change they decided on. Interestingly, each sandal came from a different Amazon store vendor. The advertising picture shows the Teva hand logo on the strap and the Teva spiral on the footbed. On the slippers I received, these trademark symbols are not there. Also, I wear size 7 mediums in most slippers and flip flops, and my feet are borderline wide. I tried size 7 & 8, and 8 fits well and looks best on my feet. Size 7 straps were tight and required effort to put on. For flip flop type of slippers, it shouldn't be a chore to put on. I am returning them. If they are knock-offs or pseudo-Teva's, and a red flag did come up in my head, I would prefer a real bargain, because, even if they look good and feel comfortable now, I wouldn't know if they would last a week or a month, color my feet, or fall apart in water. Real Teva's don't. The ones in my closet are 10 and 20 years old and still look and feel great, even after long kayak and camp trips. I gave 2 stars because they felt comfortable and looked nice on my feet when I tried them on for 10 minutes. Afterwards, I went to Teva's website, and looked at the exact same slippers. They all have the Registered Trademark "R" by the Teva label on the straps, while the slippers I received, do not.