How long to break in Teva Mush?

[Kidztheater]

Hey all!

I bought a pair of Teva Mush flip flops (they are REALLY cheap on campmor.com) and I've been wearing them in NYC in our recent bout of nice weather. I'm going to the World on May 27th. I'm just wondering how long it takes to break these flip flops in? How many days of wearing them around NYC until I can feel safe about wearing them in WDW? They feel great now and I've walked more than a mile at a time in NYC in them.

I also have some new $2.50 Old Navy flops which I love as a back up pair so I want to break those in too.

Thanks

 

[ancestry]

I've never really had to break in my Teavs mush so to say. They do mold to your feet after a day or so of wearing them but honestly I like them and am comfortable in the, straight out of the bag.

 

[XYSRUS]

A millisecond! lol

 

[Leota]

I've never really had to break in the Mush... I've had to get my toes ready for the flip flop toe thingie after a long winter so that doesn't irritate me, but if that were the case for you, it'd be the same for your ON flip flops.

I'm going next weekend & I wore my newest Teva's to work & errands a couple days with no toe irritation so I am good to go.

 

[safetymom]

No need to break them in.

 

[RMulieri]

No need to break them in, except I can not tolerate them in the parks at all..I have Plantar fasciitis though and need really good arch support

 

[bitohoney]

I have 1 pair of Mush and I don't wear them as often as Olowahu's. Olowahu's are way more comfortable for me.

 

[Kidztheater]

THANKS SO MUCH! I have worn them tons and they are so comfy but it felt too good to be true!! I'm so excited that they will remain this comfy!! YES!

Also, thanks for the recommendation of other brands. I love flip-flops (I'm a bit of an addict) and I'm always excited to try new ones!

 

[Leota]

I have 1 pair of Mush and I don't wear them as often as Olowahu's. Olowahu's are way more comfortable for me.

I love the Olowahu's - There was another style with the mush footbed that I liked that they don't make anymore - it had the criss-cross straps like the olowahu, but no toe thingie. I can't recall the name - anyways, they were THE most comfortable sandals I have ever owned. I still have a couple pairs, but they are almost shot.