KEEN Women's Terradora 2 Mid Waterproof Hiking Boots

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I mean, they’re hiking sandals aren’t they, they’re not something I’d wear with jeans out for dinner or to a work meeting. Since women’s feet tend to be slightly narrower than men’s, all the styles in our Terradora collection have a slimmer, women’s-specific fit.

The bones on the outer top area of my right foot near my ankle stick out a lot (note how I kindly spared you a photo). It is not easy to assess a boot's durability after only 6 month's of use; a quality boot should not be showing any marked deterioration in such a period of time. But if you’re looking for a more day-time to evening sandal then there other styles around you may prefer (I rather like these Elle Backstrap Casual Sandals that are in the sale at the moment). I have not had any rub spots, blisters, or points of irritation, and have found this to be a very comfortable pair of hiking boots.I’ve had the pleasure of working with KEEN for a number of years, and absolutely love it when they send me something new to try out. I do know that Keen boots are very compatible with my feet; they have always been comfortable, perform well, and have lasted for many years of regular hiking in all conditions. All labels and swing tags are still attached to the garment, All labels and swing tags are still attached to the garment, and any boxed items are kept in the original box.

Whether you're just getting started or an experienced climber, whatever your adventure needs, we have the gear. These sandals were a gift from KEEN so that I could wear them this summer and let you know what I think about think.

From the products it makes, to the actions that it takes, KEEN inspires people to live and work monumental every day. By helping to pull the heel back and into the heel cup the foot is secure and comfortable inside the boot. If your hiking itinerary will take you across deeper water crossings, or into predictably wet and/or rocky terrain, you'll need a different choice on your feet. I have used these boots in cool (20°F) snowy and windy conditions, with microspikes and snowshoes, and in warm, summer-like humid conditions (90°F) The warmest hike was cut a bit short due to heat and bugs, but after 90 minutes or so, though my feet felt warm, it was intolerable.

These boots are a really good fit; I have tried the boot with a mid-weight sock, and though the fit is more snug, there has been no discomfort. I have found this lightweight three-season hiker to be comfortable and lightweight, providing solid traction and proven waterproofness.One thing that puts people off sandals is how the insole can get very dirty, which is rather unsightly. As a brand born for life outside, KEEN has a responsibility to protect and conserve the places where all people live, play and work.

This makes them great for days out when it’s hot, or for when you want something that can be a bit amphibious whether you’re on the beach or a boat. Hiking For Her presents this REI Beyonder Pack review with all the details you need to determine if this is the best backpack for your commute, trip or hike. I often use regular hiking boots (as opposed to a winter snowshoeing boot), for early-season hiking and snowshoeing. In fact, t his style has a narrower fit than a traditional KEEN woman's shoe, making it a good choice for women with normal to narrow feet. The Terradora II as you might guess from the name, is the updated version of the super-popular KEEN Terradora.Care and Cleaning:The boots can be brushed off with a damp sponge to remove accumulated dirt and debris. The last time I reviewed my Keen boots I wrote, “I always thought walking boots were a bit pointless unless you were the sort of person that spent all weekend climbing massive hills with a flask of tea and a dog in tow. From steep graded trails to your neighborhood footpath, the Terradora collection for women is all about getting out there in comfort. The Terradora II Open Toe Sandals are lightweight, flexible, very grippy, easy to adjust, and very comfortable for all kinds of terrain. There is a section of upper heel/Achilles padding at the top of the rear of the Terradora, not present on the Targhee, which makes it slightly higher in the back.