KEEN Men’s Targhee II Hiking Shoe, Raven/Tawny Olive – 10 D(M) US
February 1, 2018 - Comment
Here’s a waterproof hiking boot that offers four-wheel-drive performance for your feet. It’s designed to keep your feet dry and let them breathe, and the aggressive outsole bites into the terrain. The mid-cut height adds ankle support.Weight:15.4 oz / 436.6 g
Product Features
- We’ve carefully selected leather uppers designed to last. Then again, if you’re wearing your KEENs daily, they won’t always be scuff and dirt-free. To treat day to day wear and tear, especially on lighter color leathers, we recommend using a leather cleaner and conditioner, found at most footwear dealers and/or shoe repair shops.
- Easy-on heel pull and Torsion stability ESS shank
- Padded tongue and collar
- Lugged outsole. Contoured heel lock
- Fit Tip: This style is running a 1/2 size small. We suggest ordering a 1/2 size larger than your usual size!
- Weight 15.4 oz / 436.6 g
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Inconsistent Sizing I have a pair of the Targhee II hiking boots, which fits me perfectly. So I felt confident ordering this Targhee II shoe in the same size. Wrong…. the shoe ran a half size smaller than the hiking boot. My Keen Targhee boots are a size 9D; I think I would have needed to order these shoes as a 9EE or 9.5D for them to have fit me properly. I am only giving these a 3, because I was not able to wear the shoe to evaluate it. Construction appeared to be very good though.Amazon was very…
I’m very sad to leave such a poor review I’m very sad to leave such a poor review. I owned a pair of these before these ones for 14 months with every day usage. So much so that the soles wore in on my big toes. My feet are wider than a average person and Keens have been the only shoe that has been truly comfortable. These shoes have great for arch support as well. I’ve owned this pair for 3 months with every day usage and part of the treads are separating from the bottom of the shoe. Something that really shouldn’t be happening on a…
Keen where have you gone!? Oh Keen where have you gone?!I have been purchasing Keen’s for years, this purchase is my 4th pair. And not because they are built poorly but because I wear them 40 to 50 hours a week walking on concrete. But something has happened to my beloved Keen, I think we can call it Globalization. When it came time to order my new pair I simply hit reorder on my previous order. Imagine my surprise when they arrived and I could not even get them on. I wear a size 13 and they were literally…