KEEN Men's Targhee Exp Waterproof Hiking Shoes

But really, Iv had different styles and love them allThere’s no breaking in….good right out of the box.But the best part for me is how waterproof they are.I work in construction and I can spray them off with a hose.They are a little spendy but worth the money $$

Been wearing them for a few weeks - for work - and they are great. Comfy. So far they are holding up really well. :)

Muy buenos y cómodos por mi problema de mi pie tengo 2 tornillos en mi tobillo y son los únicos que no me duele al caminar

I'm on my feet all day and these shoes do the job very well. Good support , the covered toe protects very good especially if you work on your knees. I highly recommend 👌

Took 3 returns to get the size correct. Im normally a 10.5. When I ordered the 10.5, it was to big. Returned it and ordered a 10 and still to big. Finally ordered a 9.5 and it was a good fit.

I have these shoes In The original leather version which are much better than these.With this material they’re larger than the leather version although the tag says they’re the same size. I’m fairly disappointed as this version is so sloppy / loose that the support and comfortable fit I’m used to with my leather version is just not there with these. They’re just not the same feel. And with that loss of fit in my opinion comes with a loss of support and that makes these just good where my other ones are truly great

Todo esta vien tamaño color como lo pedí todo perfecto gracias 🙂 😊

True fit and a lighter alternative to Keen's various mid-height boots. They needed a little more breaking in than my Targhee III boots recently did, and they also require heavier socks for a snug fit (since they lack the high ankle to keep things tight).The new sole was a little stiff, and seemed to make for more initial foot fatigue than something like a new pair of running shoes. But the arch support and protection are spot-on. Break-in was pretty standard (for me), wear them for a mile or two on paved paths, re-tighten the laces a couple of times along the way, repeat another day, call it done.I also tried the Targhee II shoe, and although I like its leather construction better, the design is clunkier and I found the fit less comfortable on my heel. The Exp was a little more stream-lined and better fitting.I generally like KEEN's shoes. They're well made and comfortable. And refreshingly, the lace/tongue design seems to have been done by somebody who actually wears such footwear. If you've tried some of the annoying designs where the tongue slips or chafes, the laces need to be tightened around eye-hooks individually, etc, you know exactly what I mean.Pictured: The Targhee II (shoe) and this Exp (shoe). The Exp is the brown one.Over all, I like the Targhee III boots (mid) more than this Exp (shoe), and those boots broke in faster. But I wanted a shoe (instead of boot) for times where weight/size matter-- such as flying somewhere I'm going to hike. I also find shoes less cumbersome on sand (for hikes along beaches or in sand deserts). And hopefully they wear less hot than something that covers my lower legs.For most cases, I'll prefer a boot. But for a hiking shoe, these seem decent. I'll update if they wear out unexpectedly, but otherwise, Recommended.

For walking or hiking these Targhee shoes are excellent. They've got room in the toes although they're maybe some rubbing on the toe knuckles. They're high quality for sure and for people with normal feet, they might be the best investment you'll make for shoes.

Well worth the money - excellent product

An perfect 10.5 fit for these broad feet. Chunky feel to the shoes, heavier and more supportthan Meindl I think. My first pair of Keen. Recommended. Excellent value

I really enjoy the shoe, but it does fit a little wider than I expected. I have several other pairs of keens that fit better. Looks good and durability is great. I do recommend this you.

Just what I expected, brilliant, tried meindl they lasted six months keens are the only walking shoe to buy.