KEEN Men's, Targhee III Waterproof Mid Hiking Boots

I've always liked this brand. They are very comfortable. The insole molds to your foot. Allowing a much more comfortable fit. They are waterproof. The sole is slip resistant, at least they feel that way. I've maintained traction even through oil. If you want great quality footwear these are well worth the money.

Great boot. Super comfortable. I have neuropathy in my left foot and most shoes irritate this by the end of the day, but these boots are so comfortable and supportive that I can wear them multiple days without any pain.I just wish there was a dress shoe that was as good as this boot.

These shoes are light, perfectly sized, look great and very high quality. My only recommendation is that you break the shoes in on smaller hikes before using for longer hikes. I foolishly decided to hike 12 miles on my first use, and ended up with several blisters and a bruise on my shin where the edge of the shoe rubbed. They are very tough and rugged, and completely waterproof. even after walking for miles in heat and through 3 inches of water, they maintain very little to no odor.

I bought these boots early for a trip I was taking where I would be hiking a lot. I wore them once to try out the fit and they fit good (I wear a 12 men’s US size). I wore them hiking, literally the 2nd time I had them on for a prolonged period and the top lace hook, the metal one by the top of the boot, completely tore out of the shoe. Can’t fix it and because I got them early they are outside the range for return. The boot has no ankle support for hiking now and they feel sloppy. Keen used to be a good brand and maybe I got a bad one but I won’t be buying Keen boots anymore. Too expensive to break on the 2 nd time wearing.

I bought a pair of these from a local outdoors type store, and liked them enough to order a second pair a month later from Amazon, so I could alternate. I take the dog out for walks/hikes twice a day, and sometimes go for up to 3 hours hikes on our local mountain trails. I have a hard time finding good shoes/boots that don't hurt my feet as I have a wide toe box, but narrow ankles. These were the only ones that didn't hurt the sides of my feet and that I didn't need to get special inserts to prevent pain in my feet. The grass is always wet in the mornings, and we often cross small streams on my hikes, and there have managed to keep my feet dry.The pair I got from the local outdoors store (big coop chain) had a slightly different insole color than the ones I got from Amazon. Within a couple months, or so, the ones from the local store where showing cracks in the material around the outside edges of the toe box, whereas the ones I bought from Amazon have not shown any signs of cracking at all. Other than the insole color, they look the same, but I'm guessing maybe they are manufactured in different places, one more cheaply than the other? After about a year, those cracks broke all the way through and that pair has gone into the trash, while the ones from Amazon are still going strong. After throwing away the bad pair, I bought another pair from Amazon (very recently), and they have the same color insole as the previous pair I got from Amazon, so I'm hoping they hold up as well as that pair, and I'm now swapping between the two pairs from Amazon.

Love these so much after years of wear i bought another pair. So comfortable and durable!

I've had boots with a more comfortable sole, but these offer good protection/comfort combo. The materials are good and I'm sure they will last quite a while. Best feature for me, the large toe box! Tired of my toes getting smashed in typical shoes not made with consideration for the human anatomy but rather style....

Boots are not all leather. I have had several pair and they all split and come apart on the side of the foot by the big toe. It is plastic along the bottom where it meets the sole and that cracks and comes apart. I get 6 to 10 months at most.