KEEN Men's Targhee Vent Low Height Breathable Hiking Shoes

This is my third set of this brand of boots, and I just love all the ones I’ve owned. As with all boots, there’s a slight breaking in. But they are very comfortable and durable afterwards.

These Keen men’s shoes are consistently great fit and durability and comfort. I bought a second pair because my husband loves them THAT much! They are true to size ( he wears an 11 regular) and even though he has a wide toe spread, medium is fine!

Well I am a gym shoe guy for sure and used to get 1-2 years on a pair of gym shoes. That was back in the day. The last 5 years or so your lucky to get 6 months out of them. I usually wear just 1 pair everyday till there shot and then toss them and go on to the next pair.So I decided to buy a more expensive shoe that would hopefully last me a year or two. I bought these in February so there about 5 months old now. There still looking great and were comfortable right from the get go. However after about 2 months the inside of where your heel is, its started tearing and coming apart and Im sure in time it will bother your heel . The outside of the shoe is still great and the usual spot wear the rubber by the toe breaking away on regular gym shoes isnt a problem with these.If anyone from Keen is reading this you need to make the area inside the shoe by the heal more sturdy. I still like these and will probably by them again when needed provided they stand up to about a years worth of use since I would go through 2 sets of gym shoes in that time and its about a wash money wise after that.EDIT/UPDATE 8-18-22:We are at the 6 month point and now the bottoms are starting to separate. So I am gluing them together.EDIT/UPDATE; 02-08-23We are at the one year point so anything after this I will be money ahead over 2 pair of plain gym shoes. Shoe Glue has held from last August. I am getting separation now in the toe area on both sides of both shoes. But the toe is still attached which is key. The heels on the inside continue (although slowly) shred but are not noticeable while wearings the shoes. The thread still has plenty of life left. I am happy with these shoes and with a few minor tweeks from Keen they could be perfect. I will do one more update in the future when they get tossed but that may take a while.LAST EDIT: 10-1-23Last update. Finally tossing them out. They lasted 1 year 8 months with everyday use. Started separating on the side of the toes and the front undersides wore away and are now letting in water when its wet outside. Last 2 pictures will show there condition. All in all it was an experiment to see if they would last longer than a few pairs of gym shoes for the money. I think they held up relatively well since we walk alot with the dog and are very active people. I wish they would make the inside heel material bette r so it didnt rip out quickly. I may buy Keens again some day but will try another brand this next time. Merrels are on deck.

Great fit, comfortable

I have had this shoe 5 months and it is so comfortable I forget that I'm wearing it when I get home. It also grips the ground very well. It appears well made and should last a long time. And it's breathable, not waterproof, which keeps my feet dryer and was what I preferred. It is water resistant. It's also attractive, which is a bonus. I would definitely buy it again. I usually take a 9.5 or 10 and the 10 fit me perfectly.

This is the second pair of Keens I have ordered. I just went on a trip to Honduras and ordered these as a back up in case I got the first pair wet/ very comfortable from the first moment I put them on!!

Excellent quality. Best comfortable & lasting work & everyday shoes I ever bought. I have sandals that I have used for camping for years & hold up excellent

These were suppose to be good quality! After a month and a half to two months of wearing, they have already ripped.

Best hiking shoes,first pair lasted almost 7 years

Good shoes, walked Camino de Santiago. No blisters, no problems with knees nor feet. I would buy again.

The shoes arrived on the day predicted, something to be happy about as the Christmas online shopping frenzy begins. A close inspection out of the box showed no flaws and I really like the combination of leather and nylon mesh and it should be noted that while the lighting in the listing photo makes it look like the leather on one half of the shoe is a lighter brown than on the other, in the actual shoe the leather pieces are perfectly colour-matched.I've already walked the dog in them and they feel fine even if they fit a little bigger than expected. I usually take size 9 but in a local sports shop a few days before ordering these I tried another similar Keen model that they only had in size 9.5 wide, but I've never worn wides so I didn't buy even though they seemed to fit fine for the short while I had them on. So when I ordered these I went with 9.5 - but in my usual medium. When I tried them on out of the box they felt a little bigger than the other model in the shop. They're not actually loose, but I do feel a little bit of room in the heel, though the heels don't flop up & down when I walk and don't drag my socks down inside the shoe. Still, if you're a 9, order a 9, even though i can't explain why a medium should feel bigger than a wide.A lot of hiking shoes are hard to get on because they come up snug to the ankles and while you're struggling to get them on you're also struggling to get a finger through the loops at the heel that are too small to actually help you. But Keens have big loops attached in such a way that they don't fold flat on themselves so you don't have to pick away at them to get them open enough to put your finger through. A huge help when you're in a hurry. Another thing, I don't have any trouble with the laces coming untied as I walk.There are other Keen models that have chunkier lugs on the tread, but these are not as prominent and look more like a walking shoe than a hiker. Neither do they have the big, fat, rounded heels of many of their other models and so don't look so clumsily utilitarian as those more serious hikers.I like these shoes a lot. I like the brand name, the subdued colour palette, the obvious quality, the ergonomic design and the moderate price, which stands up well to what I guess is Keen's main rival, Merrell. Preparing for the rainy and eventually snowy weather of the season, I had already bought some inexpensive shoes from unfamiliar Chinese brands but when I saw these Keens I couldn't rest until I had them. Now I have them, I'm good.

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Product as advertised.Avery comfortable walking shoe.