KEENMen's Nxis Evo Waterproof Hiking Shoe

Very good comfortable keen shoes, look smart with lovely soul and excellent grip, good shoe lays and very soft interior, ideal for the feet.Love them.

Live Keen shoes as so comfortable. Worth paying a bit more for a good fit and comfort!

These are extremely comfortable walking shoes, with a nice wide toe area and quite a spongier solethan I've had in other Keen approach shoes, which makes them very forgiving underfoot. I frequently suffer from heel pain but found these shoes very comfortable indeed.So far they have only been used on a 10 mile walk, along mostly decent earth paths. The tread is much more pronounced than on an ordinary trainer and gave good grip on the steep parts of the walk.I suspect the spongy sole will have a shorter life than a more traditional approach shoe, but that's part of the trade off with the level of comfort.The shoes are very lightweight, the trade off being that they won't provide a great deal of protection to your foot e.g. if a rock falls on your foot you're going to feel it.I like the fact that these claim to be waterproof - although I haven't put that to the test yet.For me the main negatives are that the laces work themselves loose unless you use a double knot, and they are rather slippery on damp tarmac and paving - they're much better on grass, gravel, earth, mud, where the tread can grip properly.

Great value

Comfortable durable the waterproofing in my opinion is superior to gore tex these are my second pair

I hike quite a lot and unlike most shoes I’ve been using these left my right foot in pain after just a short, maybe 5k walk nearby.There’s a couple of points of contact where the right shoe will chafe my foot and I can’t tell if it’s a design that doesn’t fit my somewhat very average built foot, or if it’s just an odd one out, which somehow left the manufacturing process somewhat poorly made.Anyway, after trying multiple times to make foot get accustomed to it I realised there’s no way I can use this on my typical hike being anything between 20-50k a day and have my feet functioning the next day.I guess trying to get great hiking shoes for a fraction of a price is a hit and miss.Pity, because otherwise they seem quite sturdy and have a decent grip.

These replaced a pair of Merrell Moab GTX shoes which from day one where uncomfortable and started to fall apart within a year. I did lots of research on which shoes to replace them with. Keen NXIS won.These shoes are incredibly comfortable with lots of toe room, which means no more sore toes. The sole has a tremendous grip and feels like walking on sponges when on tarmac surfaces. I've stood in several streams to test the waterproofing and so far so good, but only time will tell.My normal shoe size is 7 but my research showed it's best to go a full size up, so I went for an 8 and I'm glad I did.

I bought these because the most comfortable shoes I bought were keens walking sandals. Then bought a pair of walking shoes. So I thought I'd try something a bit more casual looking and these are just as comfortable as my other pairs. Only Keens for me now on.

The KEEN NXIS EVO Waterproof Shoes are fantastic and absolutely worth the price.The Good:Comfort: These shoes are incredibly comfortable, making them perfect for all-day wear.Durability: Built to last, they hold up well to daily use and outdoor adventures.Waterproofing: The waterproof feature works flawlessly, keeping your feet dry in wet conditions.Value: For the quality, these are a great investment and worth every penny.The Bad:Honestly, no complaints—they deliver exactly what they promise.Final Thoughts:These shoes are an excellent choice for anyone looking for reliable, comfortable, and durable footwear. They’re perfect for everything from hiking to casual wear.TL;DR: Comfortable, durable, and waterproof—these shoes are worth every penny. Amazing all-around choice!

I really like these i work in a big building and am always on my feet. These are awesome even after 20k steps on concrete my feet dont hurt. Fit is a little narrower then a typical keen shoe

A+

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Für meinen Trip in die Eifel suchte ich schon seit längerem einen passenden Wander-Halbschuh für die warme Jahreszeit.Nachdem ich bereits viele inter Modelle von Herstellern wie Salomon, Salewa oder Jack Wolfskin anprobiert hatte, war meine Ausbeute an passenden Schuhen weiterhin bei Null.Als letzte Option vor dem Urlaub bestellte ich mir den Keen, ohne je zuvor viel von der Marke gehört zu haben. Ein paar Produktreviews im Netz brachten mir das nötige Selbstvertrauen auf den „Kaufem-Button“ zu drücken.Direkt nach Lieferung probierte ich den Schuh an und war selbst mit Sneakersocken schon zufrieden mit der Passform. Der Schuh ist unfassbar bequem, sehr leicht und ist hervorragend auch für breitere Füße geeignet.Nun zu den Erfahrungen in der Natur:Bisher hat mich die Tex-Membran noch nicht im Stich gelassen, auch bei 32 Grad im Schatten lief mir nicht der Schweiß und nicht das Wasser vom Bach unterm Fuß zusammen. Der Fersen-Support hat bisher in jeder Lebenslage ein Schlüpfen meiner Hacken verhindert und auch die Sohle hat immer den passenden Halt geboten. Der Schuh bietet eine super flexible Sohle (für einen Wanderschuh) mit sehr guter Federung, sodass mir auf Waldwegen nie etwas weh tat. Einzig auf sehr steinigem Untergrund und leichten Kletterpassagen bringt die flexible Sohle einen Nachteil mit sich: Hier drückt der Untergrund bei starker Belastung schon gut spürbar bis zum Fuß. Also für Kletterpartien und alpine Touren wohl eher nicht der beste Schuh.Ansonsten schlägt er vom Comfort und Handling jeden anderen Halbschuh den in ich bisher hatte. Daumen hoch👍