Editorial Review:

Item Description:
Wood sandals aren't just for Dutch stereotypes anymore. The Reef Women's Tigris Sandals upper is a flexible wood strap lined with leather, and the sole is combined wood and EVA. The wood is good, and the leather is better; you get a distinctive style with the wood and soft comfort from the leather. Reef gave the Tigris flip-flops a contoured EVA footbed that will break in to your feet and get more comfortable every day.

Product Features

• Material: [Upper] Real wood lined with leather; [midsole] EVA and wood
• Sole: High-density EVA
• Adjustability: n/a
• Recommended Use: Casual
• Warranty: 6 Months

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Rating: - Love these sandals!! This is my 4th pair so I guess you'd say I love them. I have a wide foot and they fit right away. They are so comfortable I can walk in them instead of tennis shoes, but they also look nice enough to wear with pants or skirts. I get loads of compliments. I just hope they continue to make this style forever. Rating: - Very comfortable I previously owned a pair of the Reef Women's Tigris Thong sandal a couple of years ago. After a lot of wear and tear, the sandals finally gave out. I loved these sandals because I have a problem with my achilles tendon and wearing flat heels can become painful. The raised heel gives me good support. I wanted a similar pair and was happy that they still carried the same model. I ordered two pairs and am very satisfied. Rating: - The best flip flops ever! These are the most comfortable flip flops I have ever owned. They have super arch support and the most comfortable straps - they are truly shoes you can wear every day all day for long periods on your feet. And everyone always comments on how cute they are. I have already owned 3 pairs of them (they last a long time too) and plan to buy many more!

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