KEEN Terradora II Waterproof

These are so comfortable! I agree with those who say the toe box is slightly smaller than some other Keens, but it still has enough room to fit my full length orthotics comfortably and I didn't size up from my normal size. These are nice and stable but lighter than my Targhees. The turquoise is beautiful. I don't want to take these off!

These are my new favorite shoes. I needed a pair of supportive shoes for my plantar fasciitis, and I’ve always loved the fit of my keen hiking boots. Hiking boots are too clunky, though, for every day use, and I just don’t like the look of them in most settings. These look great and are lower profile, but give the same support as the boots and are lighter. Sizing note: go a half-size up! I listened to earlier reviews and am thankful I did. I’m usually a 5.5/6 (my other keens are a 6) but i bought these in a 6.5 and they fit perfectly.

I've worn this brand for a number of years. They have changes the design of the hiking shoe, The toe box is a bit narrower than before. The arch insert is uncomfortable for me. Due to the narrower toe box, I did have to size up a half a size and with a change of the inserts the shoe is very comfortable. I have flatter and narrow feet and this SPECIFIC style from Keene runs narrower in general. It's the only hiking shoe I can wear from Keene since all others are far too wide for my narrow foot. Even though I have a narrow foot I really like shoes, sneakers, boots with a wider toe box otherwise I find my toes jam or rub in the shoe. Especially hiking down inclines! My toes are very long and my second toe extends more than my big toe and when you combine that with a narrow foot...I always have issues with hiking shoe fit!! I have always liked the breathability of this hiking shoe although it is waterproof so expect some sweating of your foot. My major negative is the hiking shoe fabric on the outside deteriorates quickly and forms holes that grow and compromise the waterproofing. It's a big problem and bummer! hiking shoes are expensive. When I say quickly ...I mean months with not a ton of use. It's definitely a negative and my only hope is that they have improved the material because I know I am not the only person with this complaint. I have tried other brands of hiking shoes and unfortunately I don't love the fit. Out of the box, no break in period and comfort are essential for hiking and that is why I come back to this style/brand. 4 stars because I did need to replace the inserts and I had to size up due to the toe box being narrower. As far as durability...we will see if the fabric holds up.

I had to give these up, they were the first Keen's I've had that I couldn't break in. I felt like I was going to injure my foot if I kept wearing them. I should have listened to the reviews and gotten a half size larger. The toe box is narrow. I am working on breaking them in and I think they will be fine, just can't wear too thick socks. They do appear to be waterproof. I have walked my dog through damp grass and they have stayed dry. They are comfortable, if a little tight, but are loosening up.

UPDATE: taking away the 3 stars because I bought them mid May and the rubber toe and sides are disintegrating. And they no longer are even water resistant. Socks are soaked and now trying to stay off the grass fields as much as possible. And this is the only time I wear them. I change into my "work" shoes as soon as I get home (of course after removing socks, letting my feet dry and changing into new ones. Was hoping they would last a year, but looks as if I'm going to have to start looking for another brand and another shoe. So disappointed. Gave them 3 stars because they are not waterproof, but water repellent. I walk my "kids" around sunrise in the park every morning, through the ball field which is mowed every week and still my socks are wet on the sides when I get home. I've only had them for a few weeks and this walk is their only task. I also have narrow feet and no company makes a narrow hiking shoe so I have to wear a sock and a footsie type thing. All that negativity and I still find them comfortable. Don't think I could wear them all day, but...my last pair last only a year before leaking and pulling away from the sides...and twice as expensive so these look and feel promising.

I read a lot of reviews and was scared when everyone wrote they were to stiff. But they are hiking shoes so they should have a degree of stiffness for support. I thought they are comfortable, they provide the perfect amountof support and have a lot of cushion. They are waterproof and are a great price. They are snug but not tight enough that I would need a bigger size.

Normally wear a size 7. Tried those first and it was like walking in clown shows. Downsized to a 6 and they fit quite well. Would love to have the eyelets (holes your laces go through) extend more up towards the ankle. I think this would help secure my heel in the shoe better. But they seem to work well so far. not a big fan of the tongue.. but its functional enough to not make a big deal about it

These fit pretty narrow on my feet, but I spent the money on them so I kind of got used to them and they weren't the most comfortable, but didn't hurt my feet to wear. They were nicely waterproof. Unfortunately after wearing them as daily walking/hiking shoes for a few months, they rigid plastic on the sides came loose from the sole and started jabbing into my feet-- they're now unwearable. I saw another person with the same shoes, and she commented she was also disappointed with how fast they were breaking down and looking ratty, in less than a year.

It’s light comfortable and give me a good fit and comfort in long standing of work hours as a nurse

I use it and good to use at this time because it's very cold weather

Superbe chaussure légère étanche et très belle

Leggere comode e resistenti. Le ho usate appena comprate per fare alcune tappe della Francigena da quasi 30 km l'una e non mi hanno dato alcun problema

Super bra sko och mycket bra