My New Favorite Travel Shoes Go From Airport to Campsite With Ease-and They're 50% Off for Black Friday

"I wore the Teva ReEmber slip-ons for the first time on a mushroom foraging trip in Central Oregon. I quickly learned that the outing would involve traipsing through muddy forest floors and climbing over slippery logs and blackberry bushes still wet from rain earlier that day. As we stood at the edge of the forest, I thought, I'm wearing slippers."

"After wearing these slip-ons throughout Washington and Oregon, I can say these expertly blend functionality and comfort in a way I rarely see in footwear. My hesitation was unwarranted, however, as these shoes were more than up to the challenge. The sole is made from sturdy rubber that's thick enough to protect the bottom of your feet without feeling heavy or bulky. The rubber is also well-textured, creating some of the best traction I've ever experienced on wet surfaces."

"The inner footbed is moderately cushioned to give a slipper feel while still offering a bit of stability. The upper is mostly made of a puffy, quilted material that's comfortable and provides plenty of warmth, plus protection from moderate moisture thanks to a water-resistant coating. The Teva shoes also feature a collapsible heel made from a felt-like material that is soft and cozy."

The Teva ReEmber Camp Slip-ons combine slipper comfort with outdoor-capable construction. Puffy, quilted uppers provide warmth and a water-resistant coating offers protection from moderate moisture. The inner footbed delivers moderate cushioning for a cozy feel while retaining stability. A sturdy, well-textured rubber sole gives strong traction on wet and slippery surfaces without excess weight. The collapsible, felt-like heel allows conversion between a full shoe and backless slip-on without straps or buckles. The shoes perform well in muddy, uneven terrain such as forest floors and offer practical versatility for fall and winter wear.

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