Teva Dozer

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The Dozer is a sport sandal made by Teva. It hasn't been rated yet. Be the first to write a review.

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From Backcountry.com:
"The Teva Men's Dozer Sandals feature durable synthetic uppers that provide tons of toe protection. Their compression-molded EVA midsoles absorb shock on trail or city turf. An encapsulated heel shock pad transfers energy away from the heel while you walk, giving you increased spring power during forefoot pushoff. For customized comfort, Teva gave the Dozer Sandal a one-pull elastic adjustment cord, so you don't have to waste time fiddling with shoe straps mid-hike. A grippy Traction Rubber outsole gives you sure footing on slick surfaces and steep terrain, and a Microban Zinc treatment fights bacteria that leads to foot odor."

From GearX.com:
"Athletically sculpted with a durable synthetic upper that provides full foot coverage with plenty of foot and toe protection."

From Sierra Trading Post:
"CLOSEOUTS . Sculpted Teva Dozer hiking sandals provide comfort, protection and sure footing on wet or dry surfaces. Permanent Microban(R) anti-microbial zinc treatment eliminates the bacteria and fungi that cause odors and degradation Protective toe cap Traction Rubber(R) outsole provides sure footing Shoc Pad heel insert Hook-and-loop forefoot strap One-pull, locking lacing system Cushioned heel strap Impact-absorbing midsole with arch support 1 lb. 4 oz. pr. Synthetic and air mesh upper CLOSEOUTS . China If you wear half sizes, please order the next larger size"

From Ramsey Outdoor:
"The popular men's Dozer Sport Sandal offers all purpose, all terrain toe-protection; a perfect compromise between a hiking sandal and shoe. Athletically sculpted with a durable synthetic upper that provides full foot coverage and protection, the Dozer is well suited for travel, river rafting, sit on top kayaking, canoeing, and amphibious hiking."